The Former NFL Player Had Two Years Left In His Contract

ESPN has reportedly fired Robert Griffin III. He was hired three years ago and was in the middle of his current contract.

Griffin was considered to be a “rising star” for the network.

The Athletic initially reported the stunning move.

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Griffin was replaced on Monday Night Countdown by Jason Kelce this offseason. He was also a contributor to the network’s college game day broadcasts.

RG3 wasn’t the only one ESPN let go on Thursday. Sam Ponder, the host of the network’s Sunday night game coverage NFL Sunday Countdown, was also fired.

BREAKING: ESPN has fired Robert Griffin III, sources tell @AndrewMarchand.

Griffin, who as recently as last year had been viewed as a rising star at ESPN, had two years remaining on his deal.

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— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) August 15, 2024

The NY Post reports that a potential landing spot for Griffin could be NFL Network’s GameDay Morning, as they could be looking for a replacement for Michael Irving.

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