Tony Gonzalez is leaving CBS’ The NFL Today. He’s been an analyst on the show since 2014. CBS brought in Gonzalez and Bart Scott to replace Dan Marino and Shannon Sharpe as a way to revitalize the network’s NFL pregame show.

According to SI.com, it was Gonzalez who chose to leave saying he wanted to spend more time with family and reduce his travel to and from New York each season.

CBS has issued the following statement confirming Gonzalez’s departure:

“We have very much enjoyed having Tony as a member of the CBS team for the past three years and we thank him for his hard work as he developed into a strong analyst,” said a CBS Sports spokesperson. “We respect Tony’s decision as he prioritizes family and we wish him nothing but the best.”

“I have had an incredible and rewarding three years at CBS and wish it could be more, but traveling to New York each week during the season is not what is best for my family at this time. While I hope to remain in broadcasting I will look to do so in the L.A. area. I can’t thank CBS enough for their support.”

Gonzalez has issued a statement through CBS:

By saying he will look for TV work in the L.A. area, it means two or three potential landing spots for Gonzalez. One is Fox Sports, which has been based in Southern California since its inception. Second is NFL Network, which is always looking for new analysts to join its roster. And a third choice could be ESPN, which already has Keyshawn Johnson based as a Los Angeles analyst for its West Coast editions of SportsCenter.

So it means that CBS has a vacancy on The NFL Today. It could choose to bring an analyst from That Other Pregame Show on CBS Sports Network or go outside the CBS family. One name that has been brought up by SI.com is former Oakland Raiders executive Amy Trask, who has been on That Other Pregame Show since 2013.

CBS certainly has some time to find a replacement.

[SI.com/photo courtesy Chiefs.com]