It did not take long for ESPN to find Ryan Clark’s replacement.Clark’s run with the network came to an abrupt end recently when ESPN fired the analyst in the middle of a live broadcast.Clark was fired in the middle of a NFL Live broadcastGettyClark was in tears after he insisting he was fired, saying the ‘layoffs’ was just a cover-up word.Now, his replacement has been confirmed, after ESPN announced on Monday that Jason McCourty will join Scott Van Pelt, Jason Kelce and Marcus Spears on the Monday Night Countdown desk.McCourty was highly tipped for the role after signing a multi-year extension with the ‘Worldwide Leader In Sports’ earlier this summer.It’s an agreement that binds him to NFL Live, Get Up, First Take, SportsCenter and now Monday Night Countdown.Clark, who was clearly emotional about his departure from the network, showed his class with a message of support to his replacement.After McCourty wrote, “Let’s GOOOO!” on X, Clark responded with “Congrats brother!! Go kill it! Worked your way here. Blessings ,”Just like Clark, McCourty joined the industry after retiring from the NFL.After a 13-year career, predominantly with the Tennessee Titans, McCourty joined NFL Network as an analyst for Good Morning Footall in 2022.He would go on to join CBS Sports as a college football commentator, before becoming a regular in their NFL broadcasting team by 2024.He replaced Matt Ryan on Andrew Catalon’s crew as the game analyst, calling regular-season NFL games for CBS.Clark, who was in tears explaining his dismissal, send a heartfelt message to McCourtyYouTubeMcCourty will join the Monday Night Countdown deskGettyThe same year, however, he left NFL Network after Good Morning Football was moved to Los Angeles, leading his way for him to join ESPN.Jason takes shot at brother after ESPN promotionJason’s twin brother, Devin McCourty, works for NBC as a commentator on Football Night in America.Just like Jason, Devin played in 13 seasons with the New England Patriots, winning two Super Bowls.McCourty took the opportunity to take a shot at his twin brother, DevinGettyAlongside sharing his excitement at landing the role, Jason took the opportunity to land a shot at his twin.“Humbled and honored to join an elite squad!” Jason wrote on X, reposting ESPN’s announcement. “The most important thing to me is everyone watches @devinmccourty on Sunday, then watch on Monday to see the better twin!”McCourty will officially make his Monday Night Countdown debut on September 14 ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs-Denver Broncos matchup at Arrowhead Stadium.