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Well, well, well, if it isn’t Robert Griffin III sauntering back into the spotlight after an extended vacation from our TV screens. Can you believe it’s been eight months since we’ve seen one of the flashiest – and I mean that with all the respect in the world – Heisman Trophy winners morph into a broadcasting sensation? Sources tell us he’s got a new gig lined up over at Fox Sports. And honestly I find that fascinating.

Say what you will, but RGIII’s transition from the turf to wearing suits and ties just might be the definition of ‘pivot’ in the modern sports world. And now? Now, Fox Sports snags him as their No. 2 college football analyst, just after his departure from ESPN.

And here’s the kicker part – Remember when ESPN and Fox Sports simultaneously courted him back in ’21? Griffin, after impressing both in auditions, chose ESPN, maybe because he witnessed an opportunity for bigger NFL exposure.

But Fox never lost interest in RG3. Remember that time when Reggie Bush had contractual ruffles with Fox? That was Fox’s open window to recruit RGIII. When life gives you lemons, make high-powered lemonade, right Fox?

The more things change, the more they stay the same, I guess; Griffin’s shift in roles at ESPN before leaving last summer suggests…something. We all saw him grace Netflix’s Christmas Day studio last year, though. And now? Well, time takes a cigarette, puts it in your mouth, and tells you there’s a new beginning. Is this match made in heaven or just another pit stop? Let’s dive into what all this means.

Excited to see where he heads off to next. In the world of sports analysis, as in life, fortune favors the brave… or those with great agents. Right? The journey of RG3 continues to hold my attention. Here’ s to the next chapter, Robert – may it be as thrilling as your escapes in the Cleveland Browns uniform.

Back with updates as RGIII secures his future and we see how Fox’s interest translates to on-screen chemistry. Stay tuned… fellow onlookers.

Robert Griffin III is returning to the broadcast booth after an eight-month absence from television.

The former Heisman Trophy winner, who parted ways with ESPN last year, is reportedly joining Fox Sports as their second-ranked college football game analyst for the upcoming season.

“BREAKING: Robert Griffin III is expected to be hired by Fox Sports as its No. 2 game analyst, per @TheAthletic. RG3 was fired by ESPN last year,” reported Dov Kleiman on X.

𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: Robert Griffin III is expected to be hired by Fox Sports as its No. 2 game analyst, per @TheAthletic

RG3 was fired by ESPN last year. pic.twitter.com/3ky0aFK6YJ

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 24, 2025

35-year-old Griffin appears set to fill the role recently vacated by Brock Huard, who stepped away from broadcasting to become an assistant coach for his son’s high school football team.

The former quarterback will team up with play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti, though sources indicate the deal hasn’t been finalized yet.

The situation highlights the complexities of broadcast contracts in sports media.

When ESPN terminates an employee who remains under contract, they continue paying their salary but retain the right to prevent them from accepting positions with competitors.

Griffin’s broadcasting journey began in summer 2021 when he impressed both ESPN and Fox Sports during auditions.

He ultimately chose ESPN, quickly earning spots on their “Monday Night Football” pregame coverage and becoming a prominent voice in their college football broadcasts.

Fox Sports never lost interest in Griffin’s talents. When Reggie Bush’s contract dispute with Fox emerged in 2022, Griffin was considered a prime candidate to join “Big Noon Kickoff.”

That opportunity didn’t materialize as Bush remained for another year before being replaced by Mark Ingram II.

Meanwhile, Griffin’s role at ESPN shifted before his departure last summer.

Despite being off the major networks, he made a notable return to sports broadcasting with an appearance on Netflix’s Christmas Day NFL studio programming.

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