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Former players sometimes fade off into the sunset once football-playing careers are done.
Others, you hear a lot about or from. Especially once former players become analysts, then there isn’t a question as to whether or not you will hear their voices again.
Ohio State fans will be pleased with this recent news: Former Buckeye LB Joshua Perry will be a Big Ten Network analyst starting this fall.
Always love when players we covered in college make moves!! Former Buckeye LB @RIP_JEP starts with Big 10 Network Aug. 22nd. We gave him some tips!! @MariaTaylor @OhioStateFB pic.twitter.com/YgqmUS4BKZ
— Holly Rowe (@sportsiren) August 10, 2019
Perry is certainly not the first ex-Buckeye to become an analyst. Just looking at BTN, James Laurinaitis and Stanley Jackson have made the moves to the analyst role.
Perry played at Ohio State from 2012-15, amassing 296 total tackles. He played in 17 career games in the NFL — 15 with the San Diego Chargers (2016) and two with the Indianapolis Colts (2017).
Kevin covers Big Ten football for Saturday Tradition.