Who Replaced Molly Qerim on First Take During Her Break?

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On ESPN’s popular sports talk show “First Take”, Molly Qerim leads stimulating conversations about current sports issues. She collaborates with analysts and guests to share their perspectives on these trends. Lately, fans have been surprised by Qerim’s absence from the show, and a temporary replacement has stepped in instead. So, who is taking over for Qerim on “First Take”, and what do viewers think about this change?

Here’s an updated summary of today’s discussions on our morning sports talk show.

Who is Molly Qerim’s replacement on ESPN’s First Take?

Evan Cohen is Molly Qerim’s replacement on ESPN’s First Take.

Over the weekend, Qerim shared on Instagram that she would temporarily step away from the show for a summer break. At 41 years old, she has been working non-stop for another NBA season and is now ready to take a break. Her post read, “Another basketball season complete! Thanks for your support over the past decade. It’s time for me to work on my tan, relax, spend time with family, and disconnect for a while. See you again in a few weeks. Always grateful, MQ.

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During Qerim’s temporary break from her responsibilities, First Take swiftly introduced a replacement host, who turned out to be Evan Cohen. As for the analyst team, they were David Dennis Jr., Mike Tannebaum, and Dan Graziano. They gathered together to dissect the latest trade involving the Miami Dolphins and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

How fans have reacted to Evan Cohen replacing Molly Qerim on First Take

Social media users have shared their thoughts on the new host of First Take, Evan Cohen, following Molly Qerim’s departure. The reactions range from excitement about Cohen’s addition to the show, to mixed feelings about how he will handle the role, to outright criticism and skepticism. Some fans are looking forward to seeing a fresh perspective on sports debate, while others express concern that Cohen may not have the same level of chemistry or expertise as Qerim. Overall, it seems that the change has sparked a lively conversation among viewers.

As a devoted gamer, I’d rephrase it this way: “Man, I used to enjoy First Take, but now it feels like a circus show. With all the chatter about the Lakers and Cowboys, it’s pushing me towards other channels. And to add fuel to the fire, ESPN, you’ve been consistently missing Molly Qerim on Mondays through Fridays, making my week less exciting.

During the upcoming 2025 NFL season, it’s anticipated that Molly Qerim will come back to the show, replacing Evan Cohen who currently has a temporary role.

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2025-07-03 08:40