The WWE has overlooked Corey Graves and opt for someone else to temporarily replace Pat McAfee in the commentators table alongside Michael Cole for RAW.

Wade Barrett (not Corey Graves) will fill in for Pat McAfee on commentary during Monday's "WWE Raw" as McAfee will be working the College Football Championship.

"WWE Raw" commentator Pat McAfee is set to miss Monday's show, as he'll be busy offering live coverage for the College Football Championship.

Pat McAfee is already taking time off from his WWE RAW commentary duties. McAfee returned to WWE last month as a surprise commentator for Saturday Night’s Main Event. He followed that up by returning to RAW Netflix premiere on January 6 alongside Michael Cole.

After much controversy at the announcing position, it has been reported that WWE announcer Pat McAfee could miss the upcoming episode of Monday Night Raw.

Gary Woodland had a brief vacation with wife Gabby on the Big Island before coming over to Oahu for the Sony Open. The final passengers to board were in the first row — former President Barrack Obama, his wife and two daughters. “I was surprised he was on a commercial flight.”

WWE has taken notice of the attempted interception celebration from Mitchell and Cooper DeJean, who were rookies at pulling off Triple H's finishing move.

Pat McAfee says the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere will be “insane”. WWE has confirmed that The Rock, John Cena, and other stars will be at the show, and surprises are widely expected for the buzzworthy night,

A WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE announcer have given their opinions on the Corey Graves NXT demotion controversy.

That's right, The Ringer 's Bill Simmons had front row seats for the first WWE show of the Netflix era. And they put him right behind the announcer's table. As fans were quick to point out, that is kind of awkward.

After posting his frustrations on social media, announcer Corey Graves has been missing from two straight WWE broadcasts.

Pat McAfee is expected to miss Monday’s WWE RAW on Netflix as he is set to call the CFP National Championship game.