Dan Patrick discusses retirement plans ahead of Super Bowl 62
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 5:13 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Dan Patrick, a prominent broadcaster, plans to retire in early 2028, shortly after Super Bowl 62. He expressed a desire to maintain high quality in his work before retirement, acknowledging concerns about how he will adapt post-career. During a recent episode of the 'Dan Patrick Show,' he reiterated that he intends to step away from the show at the predetermined time, despite discussions with his wife about his decision. Patrick reflected on his past experience at ESPN, noting dissatisfaction with his final years there and emphasized the importance of leaving while still proud of his work.
- •Patrick's retirement is scheduled for early 2028.
- •Concerns over his post-retirement happiness were discussed on his show.
- •He aims to retire while still proud of his work quality.
- •Patrick previously expressed dissatisfaction with his last years at ESPN.
- •The retirement follows a five-year farewell tour.
- 5:13 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Those Are Legitimate Concerns’ — Legendary Broadcaster Dan Patrick Gets Brutally Honest on Upcoming Retirement
"Dan Patrick continues his retirement tour, aiming to end his career in early 2028, right after Super Bowl 62. But in the meantime, he continues to affirm that his driving force to stop in two years is to maintain a high level before quality begins to decline.
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