Editing NFL Primetime (section)

===Late showing===
The second version airs ninety minutes after ''Monday Night Football'' ends, and it originates from the ESPN studios.  This edition is hosted by the ''[[NFL Live]]'' team of [[Trey Wingo]] and analysts [[Merril Hoge]], and occasionally [[Mark Schlereth]] or [[Mike Ditka]]. In [[2008 NFL season|2008]], [[Trent Dilfer]] joined as an analyst. In 2011, [[Tim Hasselbeck]] replaced Dilfer. This is the only version of the show to actually be in primetime, albeit only on the [[West Coast of the United States|West Coast]] at 10:00&nbsp;p.m. [[Pacific Time Zone|PT]] or slightly later.  This version re-airs Tuesday afternoons at 2:00&nbsp;p.m. [[Eastern Time Zone (North America)|ET]].

Both versions show highlights, but for a shorter period of time than on the older program and with more extended analysis segments. The highlights on the current incarnation of ''NFL Primetime'' tend to be more story driven, emphasizing key player performances or game storylines as opposed to a normal recap that is found on ''[[SportsCenter]]''. Both shows are presented by [[Miller Lite]].

On December 24, 2011, during week 16 of the [[2011 NFL season]], ESPN aired ''Primetime'' in its classic timeslot and format, with Berman and Jackson recapping the action. This was due to the weekend's NFL games being played on Saturday of that weekend, and with the NBC contract running for Sundays only, ESPN its first original ''Primetime'' in 6 years.