End of an era: Mike Golic’s last day on ESPN Radio, to sign off from ‘Golic and Wingo’ | #ThankYouGolic

It’s the end of the road for Mike Golic, who will sign off from ESPN Radio on Friday after almost two decades on the airwaves.

Goodbyes are coming from near and far, including his own family, with #ThankYouGolic trending on Twitter.

Earlier this month, ESPN Radio announced it’s canceling “Golic and Wingo” after three seasons. Trey Wingo replaced Mike Greenberg, who ended “Mike and Mike” in 2017 to move back into the TV studio.

But Golic will remain with the Worldwide Leader as a college football analyst for the network.

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The contracts of both Wingo and Golic were set to expire this year. So far, no word from ESPN on Wingo’s future.

Johnson played 11 seasons after being the No. 1 pick overall by the New York Jets in the 1996 NFL Draft. Johnson was a three-time Pro Bowl selection and won a Super Bowl ring with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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Greenberg previously co-hosted “Mike & Mike” for almost two decades before returning to the TV studio in 2017. “In radio there is an intimacy in the relationship with the audience that is different from any other medium,” Greenberg said. “I have always enjoyed that and am really looking forward to rediscovering it.” He will continue to host “Get Up” on weekday mornings.

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