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NFL fans go wild for ‘gorgeous’ Molly McGrath after ESPN reporter shares snaps from international games

NFL fans fell head over heels for ‘gorgeous’ ESPN reporter Molly McGrath after she shared snaps from her work trip to the UK.

McGrath, 37, was labeled ‘America’s Spice Girl’ on her travels to London for Weeks 4, 5 and 6 of the season.

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Molly McGrath headed to London for the three international NFL games there
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She was a core part of ESPN’s coverage of all three games as part of NFL Network

The glamorous ESPN star got the best of both worlds as she worked two games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and one at Wembley.

And the final two games delivered as the Jaguars beat the Eagles in a stunning ending, only to be defeated in almost the same manner one week later against the Texans.

It appeared to be a wonderful three weeks for McGrath in the English capital based on what she showed off on Instagram.

McGrath shared snaps of her time at Wembley, an experience on the London Eye, as well as trips to the pub and well-earned downtime with her kids.

She captioned the post, “Weeks 5 + 6 in London 🇬🇧.”

Her legion of social media fans flocked to the comments to share the love afterwards.

“Soooo stunning!!!” commented one user.

“So Gorg 😍,” added fellow ESPN star reporter Taylor McGregor.

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McGrath interviewing Houston Texans quarterback CJ Stroud at Wembley Stadium
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She also did some live reporting from the iconic London Eye in the center of the city

“Love that you could share this with your sweet family!!!” also wrote ESPN star Stormy Normandt.

“The college football world misses you,” added a fourth.

McGrath was promoted by ESPN onto their NFL coverage this season leaving college football fans devastated.

They were used to McGrath gracing their screens every week during the lengthy college football season.

Her well-deserved promotion has seen her very busy this year alongside being handed London games responsibilities.

McGrath is becoming one of the network’s biggest stars alongside the likes of Laura Rutledge, who was also promoted last year.

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McGrath is one of ESPN’s biggest rising stars alongside the likes of Laura Rutledge

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Similar to Rutledge, McGrath has been recently labeled as one of the ‘best things about football season’ when she is on viewers’ screens.

It will be interesting to see what is next for the glamorous ESPN reporter.

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