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Ron Jaworski departs NBC Sports Philadelphia after four years of analysis

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 11:30 PM

Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Ron Jaworski departs NBC Sports Philadelphia after four years of analysis

Summary

Ron Jaworski announced his departure from NBC Sports Philadelphia on September 9, 2026, ending his four-year tenure with the network. The 75-year-old former Eagles quarterback cited a desire to reduce his broadcasting workload as the reason for his exit from the Eagles pregame and postgame coverage. Jaworski joined the network in 2022 to fill gaps left by the retirements of Ray Didinger and Seth Joyner. Prior to his time at NBC Sports Philadelphia, he spent 27 years at ESPN, including five seasons in the Monday Night Football booth. Alexandra Matcham, vice president of content for NBC Sports Philadelphia, confirmed the network has no plans to replace Jaworski on the panel. The broadcast team will continue with host Michael Barkann joined by analysts Barrett Brooks, Reuben Frank, and Jason Avant.

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Status Watch

•Ron Jaworski announced he is leaving NBC Sports Philadelphia after four seasons.
•The 75-year-old analyst is cutting back on his overall broadcasting work.
•NBC Sports Philadelphia does not intend to fill Jaworski's vacant seat.
•The remaining broadcast team includes Michael Barkann, Barrett Brooks, Reuben Frank, and Jason Avant.

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11:30 PMYahoo Sports — Ron Jaworski leaves NBC Sports Philadelphia, cutting back on broadcast work

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Former ESPN NFL broadcaster Ron Jaworski has decided to cut back on his broadcasting work, announcing that he is leaving NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Eagles pre- and postgame coverage after four seasons. “I have decided it is time to cut back on my broadcast work and have made the decision not to return,” the 75-year-old said…
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