Biography
Former National Football League defensive end Michael Strahan parlayed his record setting 15-year-stint with the New York Giants into a successful second career as a television personality, most notably on "Fox NFL Sunday" (Fox, 1994- ) and "Live! with Kelly" (syndicated, 1988- ). A powerful defensive player who held the NFL's record for most quarterback sacks in a season, as well as a Super Bowl winner, Strahan's winning personality, which …
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Career Milestones
| Moved with family to an army base in Mannheim, Germany at age nine | ||
1985 | Played organized football while attending school in Mannheim, Germany as linebacker for the Mannheim Redskins | |
1993 | Drafted by the New York Giants; played only 9 games due to injuries and missed the playoff game that season | |
2005 | Appeared on "Fox NFL Sunday" as co-host and football analyst | |
2006 | Hosted the Fox Sports Network program "Make My Day" | |
2008 | Retired from the NFL | |
2008 | Won Super Bowl XLII with the Giants; team defeated New England Patriots 17-14 | |
2009 | Produced and co-starred on Fox comedy series "Brothers" | |
2011 | Guest hosted opposite Kelly Ripa on long-running morning talk show "LIVE! with Kelly" after Regis Philbin's departure in November 2011 | |
2012 | Named Ripa's permanent co-host on "LIVE! with Kelly and Michael" | |