There has been much chatter about Michael Strahan being a can’t-miss TV property, but the former Giant raised some eyebrows – and questions – in network circles Tuesday when he officially said goodbye. Strahan professed his everlasting love for the Giants, especially the current edition. Strahan also said he would continue rooting for them. What’s going to happen when – not if – he is called on to hammer Tom Coughlin’s crew? “On the occasion of announcing his retirement you can understand where Michael was coming from,” said a network suit involved with the NFL. “But it makes you wonder if he’ll be able to quickly separate from not just his former teammates, but all the players in the league. If he’ll be able to be objective. If he will be able to criticize. “Many players looked as good as Michael coming out, as far as TV, but they bombed,” the exec said. “They gave good interview, but when they got in the studio, they had nothing compelling to say.” In terms of Strahan talking Giants, there could be one name running through his mind – Tiki Barber. The Giants’ all-time leading rusher, now a member of NBC’s “Football Night… Read full this story
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