Strahan Coming Back To Football, As Analyst

As seen on a commercial yesterday in yesterday's major league baseball all-star game, Michael Strahan, who recently retired from the NFL after winning Superbowl XLII with the New York Giants, is now joining the Fox sports team. Strahan will be on Fox NFL Sunday covering pre-game analysis.

Strahan will be working with fellow analysts Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson and Barry Switzer. This quintet will be with you every Sunday to discuss the stats and gameplans of the teams going to battle.

Strahan is known as probably one of the best defensive ends all-time. Strahan finished with 794 tackles, 4 interceptions, 21 fumbles caused, 2 touchdowns and most notable 141.5 sacks. Strahan holds the NFL record with most sacks in a season with 22.5 and is the Giants franchise leader in sacks. Strahan played 15 years all with the New York Giants and capped off his potential hall-of-fame career with a Superbowl win this year against the previously undefeated New England Patriots.