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For years, ESPN’s wish has been to have Peyton Manning in the Monday Night Football booth. Manning turned those offers down, but he will have a role in Monday night football going forward.
ESPN announced today that Manning and his company Omaha Productions will partner with ESPN for an alternate broadcast that will feature Peyton and Eli Manning.
Peyton and Eli MegaCast will air on ESPN2 while regular broadcasts will air on ESPN (and sometimes ABC). Peyton and Eli will be working remotely, attending to their guests and having more conversation, rather than the standard broadcast with play by play and colorful commentary from a booth in the stadium.
“This partnership with ESPN and The Walt Disney Company reflects an ongoing and shared commitment to delivering fun and innovative content to audiences,” Peyton Manning said in a statement. He has something for everyone.”
Steve Levy, Brian Grace, and Louis Redick remain at the ESPN booth.
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