Written by pigskinlovinglady on September 8, 2009 at 9:42 am
The newly retired LB for the New England Patriots is joining the laundry list of NFL players reporting for ESPN. He’s easy on the eyes…so I like this choice regardless if he was a rival!!
ESPN made the announcement Tuesday, saying Bruschi will provide NFL analysis on ESPNBoston.com, the network’s new local sports site, and appear on NFL Live, SportsCenter, ESPN Radio and other ESPN platforms.
ESPNBoston.com launches on Monday, the day the Patriots play their season opener on “Monday Night Football” against the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium.
Bruschi was a passionate leader of the Patriots’ defense for 13 seasons.
“I’m very excited to be joining the ESPN team. I hope to bring my passion and knowledge for the game as an analyst just as I did as a player,” Bruschi said in a statement. “I look forward to the national exposure of covering the entire league while also having the opportunity to stay close to my roots here with ESPNBoston.com.”
Written by pigskinlovinglady on June 3, 2009 at 6:07 am
S Rodney Harrison announced his retirement on Wednesday after a 15-year career for the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers. Harrison worked for the NFL Network and NBC while injured last season and is expected to be in a broadcast booth on a full-time basis. Let’s just hope he speaks as well as he hits.
((((((IAMLADYBUG)))))) It’s gonna be okay!
In other news…Industry sources report former NFL coach Tony Dungy has signed a deal to become a member of NBC’s Sunday “Football Night In America” pregame team. The New York Daily News reports Jerome Bettis will not return to the NBC’s NFL studio.
Dungy, who coached the Colts from 2002-2008 (his tenure included a win over Chicago in Super Bowl XLI) is slated to join Bob Costas, Keith Olbermann, Dan Patrick, and Tiki Barber, all who will be returning to “FNIA.”
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