Rob Gronkovsky replaces Jimmy Johnson on “Fox Nfl Sunday”

A familiar face is set to join the “Fox NFL Sunday” crew.

At the end of the previous star, Rob Gronkowski will replace analysts long and former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson in Pregame, The network announced on Friday.

Johnson, 82, announced that he He was retired from the show in March After 31 years with the program.

Gronkowski has appeared guests on “Fox NFL Sunday” in the past, but unprecedented.

The Patriot star will have long joined the Cort Minivi host and the famous Terry Bradchu Hall, Hui Long and Michael Strin, along with Jay Gliz from the inside.

Bradcho and Long have with the show since its establishment in 1993.

Gronkowski, which is widely considered one of the greatest narrow parties ever, has won four Super Bowls with Tom Brady – three with patriots and one with pirates.

It is also a five-time Mukhtar and selecting All-PRO four times.

The 36 -year -old was involved with Fox after his initial retirement in 2018, as he first appeared on the air on “Fox NFL Englear” and appeared in Fox programming throughout the 2019 season.

Then he did not retire and played two other seasons with Brady in Tamba Bay.

He returned to the media space after his official retirement, participated in hosting the 2022 children’s selection awards with Miranda Kosagerov and participated in hosting New Year’s Eve’s offer with Steve Harvey in 2024.

Gronkowski has also made transverse manifestations of Fox’s NFL programming.

In his new role, Gronkowski will also be able to summon Brady as a colleague again, since the legendary Gortbeck He is a game analyst with Fox’s NFL coverage.

The press statement revealed on Friday, as part of the best radio team in Fox with playwright Kevin Burkhardt and their side journalists on September 7.