Peyton Manning and Eli Manning headed the interaction on Monday night

Former NFL defenders Peyton Manning and Eli Manning will take turns in Monday night’s football broadcasts over the next three seasons, ESPN announced Monday.

Monday afternoon’s MegaCast show will be broadcast on ESPN2 for 10 matches each of the next three seasons, and will include current and former NFL players and celebrities associated with the Manning Brothers broadcast. No host named.

“This partnership with ESPN and The Walt Disney Company reflects an ongoing shared commitment to providing fans with fun, innovative content,” Peyton Manning said in a statement. “ESPN + has been a great partner for Omaha Productions [Manning’s production company] as we build The Places series and we’re excited to work together to create a new MegaCast format that offers something for everyone. “

MegaCast will present the first three weeks of the 2021 season, including a Monday night football game between the Baltimore Ravens and Las Vegas Raiders on September 13, with the remaining seven weeks announced.

Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick, Lisa Salters and John Parry will remain in the traditional Monday night football broadcast for the second straight season in 2021.

“By offering several Monday afternoon football viewing options for the next three years, we will continue to innovate and add value to our fans,” ESPN and Sports Content President Jimmy Pitaro said in a statement. “Peyton and Eli bring a different approach, delve into the discussion of broader, larger-sized topics while honing the game, just as fans do when watching with family and friends.”

Each Mannings won two Super Bowls during their career. Peyton Manning, who retired in 2016, is scheduled to be placed in the Pro Football Hall of Fame next month. That is, Manning retired in 2019 after 16 seasons with the New York Giants.

Peyton Manning’s ESPN work history includes his Peyton’s Places series on ESPN +, which is in its third season. The franchise has expanded to include the Places series, which includes Abby Wambach (football), Eli Manning (college football), David Ortiz (MLB), Ronda Rousey (martial arts) and Vince Carter (NBA). Wambach’s series premiered this month.

The Associated Press participated in this report.