Sep 9, 2026 · 45 min · 17 segments
NFL Sundays are back, and there’s nobody better to get us ready than the voice of NFL RedZone, Scott Hanson! Scott joins On The Call with Jake Marsh to take us behind the scenes of one of the most…
Jake MarshHost
Uh, Tip of the Cap to a guy who has been on the ESPN roster for a couple of years.

But shout out to Peter Schrager, who has his own show on ESPN starting this Thursday.

It's called Big Day with Peter Schrager, uh, 2:00 PM Eastern on ESPN, uh, and expands to Monday through Friday after college football season.

Uh, he is going to have the 2:00 to 3:00 PM, uh, window on ESPN, and he's gonna be awesome.

It's also ESPN's year of the Super Bowl, so of course, everything is leading up to, uh, Joe Buck, Troy Aikman on the call in Inglewood in February, but they are locking in all of their additional programming, and this guy really deserves his own show.

I know he loved doing his work with Good Morning Football and then made the jump from NFL Network to ESPN, uh, before the merger, and it's funny how things work out.

Now they merged, and he's still working for ESPN, but yeah, that, that, that's a, that's wild in its own.

But congratulations to Peter Schrager, very well deserving, uh, for his own show on ESPN.

Uh, Tip of the Cap to a guy who has been on the ESPN roster for a couple of years.

But shout out to Peter Schrager, who has his own show on ESPN starting this Thursday.

It's called Big Day with Peter Schrager, uh, 2:00 PM Eastern on ESPN, uh, and expands to Monday through Friday after college football season.

Uh, he is going to have the 2:00 to 3:00 PM, uh, window on ESPN, and he's gonna be awesome.

It's also ESPN's year of the Super Bowl, so of course, everything is leading up to, uh, Joe Buck, Troy Aikman on the call in Inglewood in February, but they are locking in all of their additional programming, and this guy really deserves his own show.

I know he loved doing his work with Good Morning Football and then made the jump from NFL Network to ESPN, uh, before the merger, and it's funny how things work out.

Now they merged, and he's still working for ESPN, but yeah, that, that, that's a, that's wild in its own.

But congratulations to Peter Schrager, very well deserving, uh, for his own show on ESPN.
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