Hall of Famer, Taylor Swift from HBCU legend triggers a debate about its NFL effect

Without a doubt, the former Texas Southern and NFL Great Michael Strahan knows football. The HBCU legend spoke at the SBJ 4SE conference on the Taylor Swift effect on the National Football League and created a little controversy that the Swifties enjoyed this week.

The co-moderator of the NFL Great and Good Morning America believes that Taylor Swift and her friend Travis Kelce are great for the league.

“Sport has joined pop culture – and it is a victory for everyone”, ” Strahan said at the 4SE conference of the Sports Business Journal. “Taylor Swift is one of the best things the NFL can pass.”

It is easy for the NFL – it's all about the ratings and the sale of advertising areas. Her presence increases the television values ​​when Taylor Swift participates in a game from Kansas City Chiefs and plays Travis Kelce. It also expanded the league audience, especially in young women and non-traditional football viewers.

Some fans believed that Strahan was not on the base to support Taylor Swift's influence, to call him “undergone brainwashing”, while others mentioned that he should no longer give football comments.

Whether you like it or not, the numbers are powerful enough so that the NFL plants more than any other team in the league, including Thanksgiving and Christmas. Remember, the chiefs are the second-placed Philadelphia Eagles, who only have five prime time games. Nobody is as prominent as the chiefs.

The 53 -year -old Michael Strahan spoke about the focus of Professional Football players. “Never go through your area code for something secondary. I now see so many people who are so worried about life after football before they have really built a career in football.” Strahan noticed.

The journalist, who was priced with the EMMY prize price, also found that he is interested in becoming a limited partner at the New York Giants.

“I would be there in every capacity that they needed me,” he said, noticing that he had no desire to “run” [the Giants’] Draft.”

The Houston -born was selected by the New York Giants from Texas Southern as a 40th overall victory in the second round of the 1993 NFL design. He had an excellent professional career as a defender with 854 tackles, 141.5 sacks, 24 forced fiddles, 15 Fumble recovery, four interceptions and three defensive values.