Molly McGrath has become a familiar face on ESPN's college football coverage, serving as a sideline reporter during big games while also doing studio work for the network. However, she's going pro this season.
McGrath will be part of ESPN's NFL coverage this season after a decade of work on the college football side. She covered the NFL before she joined ESPN as a member of Fox Sports.
“I’m thrilled to expand my role within ESPN’s NFL coverage and for the opportunity to showcase a broader range of skills, from sideline reporting to hosting in studio, while diving deeper into the sport at the highest level,” McGrath toldFront Office Sports (subscription required) in a statement.
McGrath will be on the sideline during the NFL Network package, which
Disney acquired a few months ago. The NFL Network slate includes seven games, where Dave Pasch is expected to handle play-by-play duties.
McGrath will also serve as the main understudy to Laura Rutledge on NFL Live when the latter is not hosting the program.
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