Eren Andrews and Charisa Thompson opened their future after leaving Fox.
The duo deals with Fox Sports last month after Super Bowl 59, which witnessed the revenge of Eagles Philadelphia on Kansas City companies.
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The future of lovers who are currently unknown is to the extent that the possibility of retirement has arisen by some fans of the American Football Association.
Thompson has joined that she loved them to continue to present it when they were old and gray.
During the last episode of PodCast Caral Download, she said: “I and Erin also have a rapprochement with the local news. There will be time in our lives.
“I hope the retirement community is in Florida Or in a place where we can come out and we can work like a few days a week.
And the morning news Or at any time like evening news. Can you imagine? “
Thompson says she will look at her time with Fox, and her friendship with Andrews, with severe fondness in the coming years.
She said: “In a world where there is a competition sometimes in this field, the case Cute – Good To have an ally and the best friend of mine and the biggest supporter.
“I grew up in Fox. He was with me through a multiple divorce, and I always joined, it was my longest relationship and the best I have.”
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Looking at the massive duo's popularity, a return to Fox can one day be on the cards.
Andrews Andrews, Fox star Fox, hopes former US Football Association to be with her former employer if he gets Vigas Super Paul.
“I really hope to remain an employee by Fox when Fox gets Vegas Super Bowl,” she said.
“This is an epic, it is Tuesday, it is Josie, I hope weather It was better, but that is crazy.
“I just made a plate, and they served me like a bloody Mary. People were drinking at nine in the morning when I was on the plate. It was the nuts.”
Fox can soon lose the services of veterans Jimmy Johnson and Terry Bradche.
Habib Johnson, 81, was absent from many broadcasts last season – which prompted his concerns health.
Meanwhile, Bradcho conversated his wife about her name – although recognition that he is targeting Super Bowl for 2029 as his Swansong.
“I told my wife before I left the room a while ago, and I was sitting there … I said,” I stayed two years in Fox.
“I'm 76. Well, it's a young game. Get that.” Everyone wants the new. “
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