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ACC Network adds Nathan Peterman as studio analyst

Nathan Peterman spent the better part of a decade as an NFL journeyman quarterback, and for a few months, he lived as a sports agent. On Wednesday, ACC Network announced the former Pitt Panthers signal-caller is joining the network as a college football studio analyst for the 2026 season. Peterman split his college career between…

ACC Network adds Nathan Peterman as studio analyst

Nathan Peterman, the former NFL journeyman quarterback, has been named as a college football studio analyst for the ACC Network starting in the 2026 season. Peterman, who played for Tennessee and Pittsburgh during his college years, was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the fifth round of the 2017 draft. Despite being heralded as the most pro-ready quarterback by Jon Gruden, Peterman struggled in his NFL career, appearing in only four games over two seasons with the Bills, and bounced around to other teams before retiring.

Peterman has since signed with Range Sports, an agency representing NFL players, and aims to become a player agent himself. He will begin his new role with ACC Network on August 29, appearing on ACC Huddle Scoreboard and Final Score alongside Kelsey Riggs-Cuff, Bryce Love, and Mark Richt.

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