By Adeniyi Precious 
New York Giants legend Michael Strahan isn’t stepping away from TV just yet, but he’s definitely thinking about it. The Hall of Famer, who’s been a staple of FOX’s NFL coverage, recently shared that while retirement is in his future, it’s not happening anytime soon.
“I’m not planning on retiring anytime soon,” Strahan told T&C. “But when I do, it’ll be because I want the freedom to be with my kids and go wherever they are.”
This news comes just weeks after fellow analyst Jimmy Johnson retired, with Terry Bradshaw likely not far behind. With FOX already introducing fresh faces like Rob Gronkowski, changes are definitely on the horizon for the network’s football coverage.
Strahan, now 53, admitted he doesn’t want to overstay his welcome on TV. “I’ll be off TV before people get tired of seeing me,” he joked during an interview with Graham Bensinger.
So, while he’s still got some years left on the screen, Strahan is already eyeing the next chapter—one that gives him more time with his family.