John Fox Joining ESPN As NFL Analyst

[Mr KLC]

John Fox’s parachute out of Chicago has guided him to ESPN. The recently fired Bears coach will be an NFL analyst for the network, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed.

That Fox, 63, would join the media is quite a twist, considering he never warmed to media in three seasons as Bears coach. He alienated local reporters with an unwavering determination to answer questions as vaguely as possible in the name of preserving a competitive advantage.

The Bears went 14-34 in his three seasons and finished in last place in the NFC North each year.

As the Bears played out the string in 2017 and Fox’s fate appeared sealed, he expressed confidence he would continue his coaching career. He was a head coach for the last 16 seasons — with the Panthers from 2002-10, the Broncos from 2011-14 and then the Bears. Fox has coached in the NFL in some capacity every year since 1989.

At ESPN, Fox is expected to be a studio analyst. The network has vacancies, including one created by Herm Edwards’ departure to coach Arizona State.

The Athletic first reported the union between Fox and ESPN.

[MinnesotaFats]

Should be a good level headed voice

Better than Carter and Irvin screaming at each other

[Hugh Madbrough]

Just the man I was looking for. No Homo. Mr. KLC how much is the Minor League Baseball subscription cost. I ask because I remember you mentioned you follow it and it's not posted on their site yet. Just ordered Extra Innings today.

[lonegambler23]

why cant these guys just hang it up and carry on with their lives

[Clutchut12]

Hes probably another fkin liberal asshole

[jjgold]

He is terrible

[Mr KLC]

Just the man I was looking for. No Homo. Mr. KLC how much is the Minor League Baseball subscription cost. I ask because I remember you mentioned you follow it and it's not posted on their site yet. Just ordered Extra Innings today.

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[Hugh Madbrough]

Dear 2017 MiLB.TV Yearly Subscriber,

MiLB.com is pleased to announce our MiLB.TV offering for the 2018 Minor League Baseball season. As a 2017 MiLB.TV Yearly subscriber, we are pleased to inform you that we will automatically renew your subscription for the 2018 season on March 19. Minor League Baseball Opening Day is Thursday, April 5.

Enjoy more than 5,500 games live and on-demand, including games featuring affiliates from all 30 Major League clubs and home games from 90 teams, including all 30 Triple-A teams. In addition, many special events are part of your subscription, including the Triple-A All-Star Game, Eastern League All-Star Game, Southern League All-Star Game, Texas League All-Star Game and select playoff games, including the Triple-A National Championship Game.

In addition to watching games on your desktop, MiLB.TV users can enjoy portability to compatible Apple® (iPad®, iPhone® and iPod touch® iOS 7.0 or higher) and Android® devices by downloading MiLB First Pitch, Minor League Baseball’s free app available in the iTunes App Store and Google Play Store.

There is no action required for you to continue your subscription. Your credit card on file with us will be automatically charged the renewal price of $49.99 on or about March 19, 2018. Your renewed subscription will remain valid with full access to on-demand video archives until March 31, 2019. Your subscription will automatically renew annually on or about March 20 at the then-current year’s regular full yearly price.

So a cool 50. Thanks, brothaman.

[Mr KLC]

So a cool 50. Thanks, brothaman.

[bonzaii]

Sounds about right.

[Chi_archie]

john fox once had a ped monkey

[jjgold]

He is so boring what a strange choice

[ikid2groove415]

Wow going to replace gruden?

[magaman]

another ridiculous move by espn... they are so desperate. Fox getting all the real talent.

[goalie77]

fox is old and boring, poor guy

[thechaoz]

He's a drip