Michael Strahan is best known for his time with the New York Giants, winning a Super Bowl over Tom Brady and the New England Patriots, but he's become even bigger than a football player. The former NFL star continues to stay close to the sport.

The legendary defensive end is said to be interested in buying a minority stake in the New York Giants, but could face some restrictions in his TV role if he is successful

Michael Strahan may have made a bold move to help Good Morning America by sniping a significant interview from their competitors.

Michael Strahan has a big job on his hands. The legendary NFL star turned "Good Morning America" host made a big announcement on Sunday. Strahan, who led the New York Giants to a Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots,

The New York Giants went for Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter with the third pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and their defensive front is already turning heads. As the team tries to shape its future,

New York Giants icon Michael Strahan made a surprise appearance at rookie minicamp, inspiring the next generation with wisdom, pride, and powerful advice on how to thrive in the NFL.

Amid speculation over his future on "Good Morning America", rumors are abounding over whether NFL legend Michael Strahan's time on "The $100,000 Pyramid" will come to a close in due course

Was Troy Aikman serious when he picked the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl or was he just making a joke at the expense of Michael Strahan? You can judge for yourself based on the clip below, but it definitely seems more likely that it was the latter more than the former on Tuesday Read

Michael Strahan has become one of the most recognizable faces on TV over the past 15 years but the former New York Giants icon could be set to lose one of his key roles

Nearly four months after the major victory, Strahan announced he would retire from the league, forgoing a $4 million contract for the 2008 season, The New York Time reported. Stra