Michael Strahan Makes a 3-Word Statement Regarding His Future on Fox NFL Sunday

Regarding his future on Fox NFL Sunday, Michael Strahan has released a three-word statement. For several years, the seasoned broadcaster has been a regular on the program.

During the NFL season, Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson, and others join him once a week. This week, the legendary player from the New York Giants was in New Orleans, Louisiana, for the Super Bowl.

The network’s coverage included the defensive end icon. He witnessed the Philadelphia Eagles destroy the Kansas City Chiefs 40–22.

For some on Fox NFL Sunday after the 2024–25 NFL season ended, it was the end of the road. Michael Vick resigned to take over as head coach of the football team at Norfolk State University.

Michael Strahan’s emotional statement

On Sunday night, when he said goodbye for the last time, he started crying. Johnson, meanwhile, made hints that he would be retiring and quitting the show. After a piece about his career in the Hall of Fame, the 81-year-old was clearly emotional.

Fans thought he was bidding farewell to Fox NFL Sunday as a result. Moreover, Bradshaw’s appearance alarmed Super Bowl fans. People at home pleaded with the 76-year-old to retire since he appeared unsteady.

However, up until today, Strahan has hardly discussed his future on the show. After the Super Bowl, the 53-year-old shared an emotional statement on the social media platform Instagram. He said:

“#SuperBowlLIX on @nflonfox,”

“What a time with the fellas.

“Until next year!,”

The Fox team was dubbed the “best on TV” by fans, who were thrilled by the news.

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