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.

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.

"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.

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.”

Wade Barrett will fill in for Pat McAfee on the January 20th episode of WWE RAW. ESPN previously announced that McAfee would be at the CFP National Championship game on January 20th, which would mean that he would miss Monday’s episode of WWE RAW.

Wade Barrett will be replacing Pat McAfee on commentary on next week’s episode of WWE Monday Night RAW. Barrett will be calling the action alongside Michael Cole. As we previously reported here on eWn, McAfee will be calling the College Football National Championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame on Monday night.

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,

The longtime WWE announcer was not happy he was no longer on the Monday Night Raw or Friday Night SmackDown commentary team.

Corey Graves, WWE commentator, shared a heartfelt tweet about the struggle of balancing personal and professional life, prompting discussions within the wrestling community. Former WWE personality Jonathan Coachman offered support,