MICHAEL Strahan announced a huge career opportunity for a former Fox NFL Sunday colleague.
The former Fox NFL star called it quits and took up a new opportunity after Super Bowl 59 in February.
APMichael Strahan and the Fox NFL Sunday crew saw one of their colleagues leave the network to become a college football head coach[/caption] GettyThe 53-year-old Strahan has been a star on Fox NFL Sunday since 2008[/caption]On Thursday, BET Media Group revealed a collaboration between the HBCU product and Pro Football Hall of Famer Strahan and former NFL star Michael Vick.
Strahan’s company, SMAC Entertainment, has partnered with BET for a docuseries showing Vick’s journey as the Norfolk Spartans head football coach.
The Atlanta Falcons icon Vick will run Norfolk’s program after being a Fox NFL analyst for the previous nine years.
Vick left his role at Fox Sports following the Super Bowl 59 which was broadcast on the network in February.
“I know first-hand the power that HBCUs have on a community and the opportunity they give to so many student-athletes,” Strahan said.
“Michael Vick’s commitment to impacting these young men’s lives and passing along the gifts that football provided him is so inspiring.
“I’m excited for fans to join him on his journey with Norfolk State University.”
The series will give an unfiltered look at Vick’s transition into coaching, his bond with family, and the challenges of building a college football program at a Historically Black College and University (HBCU).
Fans expressed their approval of Strahan’s venture over Vick.
“This is awesome! I look forward to seeing it,” one wrote.
“Congratulations to Michael Vick, I’m excited to watch this,” another commented.
“I can’t wait to see this. Should be exquisite,” a third said.
Vick became the 19th head football coach in Norfolk State history.
He’s a native of Virginia and a former NFL No. 1 overall draft pick.
Vick earned four Pro Bowl nods during his NFL tenure.
X @NFLonFOXFox NFL Kickoff said goodbye to Michael Vick after the Super Bowl 59 broadcast in February, after he left the network to become Norfolk State’s next football head coach[/caption]He broke the single-season rushing record for a quarterback and was the first quarterback in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season.
Before accepting the position at Norfolk State, Vick served as an analyst for Fox NFL Kickoff.
He also contributed to FS1’s NFL coverage across all studio programming and was a teammate of Strahan’s.
Vick hosted the Emmy-nominated original series Evolution of the Black Quarterback, which is on Amazon Prime.
GettyVick was the Atlanta Falcons’ No. 1 overall pick in 2001 and earned four Pro Bowl selections[/caption]His hiring follows his time as a coaching intern with the Kansas City Chiefs and as an offensive coordinator with the Alliance of American Football’s Atlanta Legends.
It’s not known when Strahan’s BET docuseries will take place.
The docuseries will air on BET.
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