Kirk Herbstreit could be really busy this fall.

Already one of the hardest working analysts in college football, the College GameDay host manages to work the No. 1 college football pregame show on Saturday mornings before hopping on a plane and flying to a new location to call the game of the day for ABC/ESPN Sports that same evening all season long. And that’s just on Saturdays.

Herbstreit is a regular across ESPN platforms throughout the week while making his home in Nashville.

Now Herbstreit may add calling ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” to his list of duties for the coming football season.

While the idea of putting Chris Fowler and Herbstreit into the “Monday Night Football” booth has already been floated out there in the event that college football doesn’t take place this season, sports media reporter Andrew Marchand of the New York Post recently commented that Herbstreit may work both CFB and NFL games this season in the event that both sports take place.

Here is what Marchand wrote in a recent column:

Kirk Herbstreit calling “Monday Night Football” is gaining a little more momentum, though, it is by no means a done deal. Here’s the news: This is even if there is a college football season, according to sources.

If college football is played this fall, Herbstreit would continue with Chris Fowler on ESPN’s No. 1 team. That is not changing, no matter what.

However, the NFL likes Herbstreit, sources say, and he could do double duty and team with new MNF play-by-play favorite Steve Levy. It is very unlikely Fowler would do both college and the MNF.

Herbstreit is not a done deal, as Brian Griese, Louis Riddick and Dan Orlovsky are still under consideration to team with Levy, if there is college football.

Now, if college football is postponed in the fall and the NFL plays, then ESPN would likely move Fowler with Herbstreit and have them do MNF for a year.

Even for a guy as committed to his job as Herbstreit, that seems like a tall order but if anyone can do it, it’s the longtime College GameDay host and analyst.