Nearly a year after ESPN announced a multi-year extension for Bomani Jones, Clay Travis is reporting that the radio show that Jones’ hosts is hemorrhaging affiliates.

It’s unclear when a move would happen, as Travis suggests, but it’s a surprisingly quick change from decision that appeared to generate positive reviews from industry insiders like Richard Deitsch of Sports Illustrated. Jones’ show is reportedly losing more than 90 affiliates and has the “worst ratings in ESPN Radio history.”

Jones previously was a full-time co-host of the Highly Questionable television show with Dan Le Batard and his father, Papi, from Miami Beach’s Clevelander Hotel. Jones ended his run with Highly Questionable in June 2017.

The show airs weekdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., and a description on its web site lists the show as, “Bomani Jones brings his unique perspectives on sports and much more to ESPN Radio.”

According to his ESPN bio, Jones’ show was launched in March of 2015, and “showcases Jones’ provocative opinions, relevant guests and listener interaction while discussing topical issues and is broadcast from Miami.”

As Travis suggests, ESPN may move to promote a new television show that Jones will co-host alongside Pablo Torre, which is slated to launch Jan. 2, 2018.

Jones has been with ESPN as a writer and commentator for more than 10 years.