The 42-year-old is one of several on-air personalities who have left the network since it moved its studio operations from New York to Los Angeles last year.

ESPN revealed a significant addition to its NFL team. On Tuesday, ESPN signed Peter Schrager to a multi-year agreement. The longtime insider will write for ESPN.com, contribute to ESPN Radio and podcasts,

Monday marked the end of an era at NFL Network as Peter Schrager said goodbye to “Good Morning Football.” Schrager has been a co-host since “Good Morning Football” debuted in 2016. According to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand,

On his last appearance on the show, Schrager got a cool message from one of his good friends, Sean McVay. The Rams coach surprised Schrager with a video, congratulating him on “an amazing journey” with the show.

NFL Network's Kyle Brandt on Peter Schrager's strengths as a "GMFB" host. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo thank Peter Schrager for his work. NFL Network's Peter Schrager says goodbye to "GMFB" and thanks everyone along his journey of the show.

Peter Schrager, one of the Good Morning Football OGs, said goodbye to the NFL Network as ESPN potentially looms.