Pat McAfee Expected to Return to WWE Programming “Soon”

Pat McAfee Expected to Return to WWE Programming “Soon”

Pat McAfee Expected to Return to WWE Programming “Soon” – A new report from WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select indicates that WWE officials are anticipating the return of Pat McAfee in the near future. While no firm date has been locked in, the expectation reportedly lines up with the conclusion of McAfee’s football broadcasting responsibilities.

McAfee has been away from WWE television for several months due to his work with ESPN’s College GameDay, a commitment that keeps him off the road throughout the college football season. With the season now wrapped, internal speculation regarding his comeback has intensified.

According to the report, WWE is eager to bring McAfee back into the fold as the company heads into its busiest stretch of the year.

Sources told the outlet that with McAfee’s football schedule now clear, the belief within WWE is that his return to television could happen “sooner rather than later.” The company is reportedly enthusiastic about reintroducing him to programming, both for his on‑air presence and his massive social media reach as the road to WrestleMania begins to heat up. McAfee remains one of WWE’s most popular personalities, and officials view his energy and charisma as a major asset.

At this time, it remains unclear what McAfee’s role will be when he returns. He could resume his position as a full‑time commentator alongside Michael Cole, or WWE may opt to use him in a more flexible, part‑time capacity. With the Royal Rumble taking place this Saturday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the premium live event stands out as a possible — though unconfirmed — landing spot for his comeback.

As WWE moves deeper into WrestleMania season, McAfee’s return appears to be a matter of when, not if.

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