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    But Strahan said this is only a first step in what could be a serious post-playing career. "Look at guys like The Rock or even Will Smith or Ludacris , guys who started out in another profession, then went into acting" he said last week as he stood on the Giants' indoor practice field during a promotional event for the show. Full Article at Newsday
    Look at guys like The Rock or even Will Smith or Ludacris , guys who started out in another profession, then went into acting
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Strahan loving new role as sitcom star
  1. It's kind of like coming in a locker room where we're joking and laughing, except you don't have to get beat up on Sunday.
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  2. When I watched 'Hunter,' I didn't know Fred Dryer was a football player
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  3. I think people get used to you doing one thing and think that's all you could do or should do
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  4. But it's a fun environment
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  5. That's the perfect vehicle for him.
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  6. And who didn't watch 'Webster' with Alex Karras?
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago
  7. It's probably because defensive guys' personalities are a lot different from offensive guys, a lot more outgoing.
    SOURCE: Newsday 2 months ago

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