Robert Griffin III Announces Huge Career News on Wednesday

Alongside the announcement, Griffin shared a personal timeline of the trials and tribulations he faced over the past year before ultimately landing this new role.

Beyond excited to officially join the legendary @FOXSports family and work with so many amazing people every week," Griffin wrote on social media. "What a difference a year makes! Don’t give up, your breakthrough is coming. ALL GLORY TO GOD!"

Robert Griffin III spent four seasons at Baylor, carving out a trailblazing collegiate career that cemented him as one of the greatest college quarterbacks of the 2000s. In his final season, he accounted for 52 total touchdowns—37 through the air and 15 on the ground—on his way to winning the most prestigious award in the sport.

After being selected No. 2 overall by Washington (then known as the Redskins, now the Commanders) and wasted no time making an impact.

As a rookie, he threw for 3,200 yards, 20 touchdowns, and just five interceptions, while adding 815 rushing yards and seven scores. His electric debut season earned him a Pro Bowl nod and the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award.

Griffin spent three seasons in Washington before brief stints with the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens, where he served as a backup. He officially retired from football in 2021.