Looks like it\u2019s #UpToSomethingSZN for Pat McAfee once again.<\/p>\n
The prolific sports host is apparently not content with dominating YouTube, sports television, and pro wrestling. A new report indicates McAfee has hired superagent Ari Emanuel for representation in Hollywood as well.<\/p>\n
And Emanuel\u2019s goal, according to Bloomberg<\/a>, is to \u201cturn Pat McAfee into the next Sylvester Stallone.\u201d<\/p>\n Bloomberg reports that, in addition to\u00a0McAfee\u2019s previously reported appearance in the forthcoming sports drama<\/a>\u00a0The Mosquito Bowl, the retired NFL punter-turned-star\u00a0host will also have a four-episode arc on\u00a0Tulsa King, the latest Paramount+ show from Taylor Sheridan.<\/p>\n McAfee has never shied away from his love for entertainment and comedy, interests that are clear when watching him on\u00a0WWE Raw or at his Big Night Aht live event<\/a>. But making the transition into being an action star for film and television might be McAfee\u2019s most impressive feat yet.<\/p>\n McAfee pulled off a pretty believable performance<\/a> as a high-school teacher in an NFL flag football commercial at last year\u2019s Super Bowl, and caused quite a stir with his most recent Halloween costume, portraying a stodgy old sports media gatekeeper<\/a>.<\/p>\n However, performers like Stallone, Dwayne \u201cThe Rock\u201d Johnson, and John Cena are in rare air as crossover stars.<\/p>\n If there is anyone who could help McAfee get the roles that could lead to Hollywood respect, Emanuel is on the list. The founder of Endeavor, one of the major Hollywood talent agencies, has moved into sports with the TKO Group, which operates the UFC and WWE. Emanuel has kept some clients as an agent as well \u2014 a list that includes Johnson.<\/p>\n McAfee seems to want to leap into every form of media he can. The host released a diss track called \u201cDookie\u201d earlier this year<\/a>\u00a0and has teased an autobiographical documentary series.<\/p>\n