ESPN promotes Jason McCourty to ‘Monday Night Football’ after Ryan Clark firing
Sports Entertainment ESPN promotes Jason McCourty to ‘Monday Night Football’ after Ryan Clark firing By Erich Richter Published Aug. Jason McCourty will take over for Ryan Clark on “Monday Night Countdown.” Getty Images Schrager and McCourty both defected to ESPN in 2024 and are now seeing their roles expand after two years with the network. McCourty has been seen on popular network television shows like “Get Up”, “First Take”, “SportsCenter”, and “NFL Live”.
- ▪Sports Entertainment ESPN promotes Jason McCourty to ‘Monday Night Football’ after Ryan Clark firing By Erich Richter Published Aug.
- ▪Jason McCourty will take over for Ryan Clark on “Monday Night Countdown.” Getty Images Schrager and McCourty both defected to ESPN in 2024 and are now seeing their roles expand after two years with the network.
- ▪McCourty has been seen on popular network television shows like “Get Up”, “First Take”, “SportsCenter”, and “NFL Live”.
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| Publication time | Mon, 03 Aug 2026 10:41:51 -0400 |
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