In case you missed it, Larry Mayer over at the Chicago Bears' official website wrote a nice piece on center Roberto Garza working Super Bowl XLIX on Sunday as a color analyst on Telemundo's telecast of the game.
Garza worked last year's Super Bowl for Fox Deportes as a sideline reporter and appears to be eyeing a broadcasting career once he finishes playing football. Garza, 35, returns next season for his 15th in the NFL.
"Being able to talk about football and being involved in one way or another would be something I'd look forward to doing," Garza told the team's website. "I don't see myself doing a 9-to-5 job. So I think [broadcasting] might be something I'll be looking to do."
He should, considering Garza is articulate with a thorough knowledge of the game from an NFL career spanning more than 200 contests.
Throughout Garza's career, he's been one of the league's most popular players in the Hispanic community and regularly participates in the league's Hispanic Heritage month activities.