Yes, readers, this is a play on words. Suh had a thirteen year NFL career where he finished three of those seasons in the top ten in tackles for loss. He was a three time first team All-Pro, was elected to five Pro Bowls and a career 71.5 sacks in a career where he played in one game short of two-hundred for his career.

The defensive tackle last played in the NFL in 2022, but last year and again this year he is embarking on a different path off the field that still allows him to work in football. He is doing this for Sky Sports of the United Kingdom.

He has signed on with the network breaking down games in week two in Minnesota when the 49ers visit the Vikings. He will then appear for the network from week five through week eight. He will then return for both the play-offs and the Super Bowl.

“I’m definitely excited,” Suh said about his return to Sky Sports. “I love being in the UK and spending time discussing the NFL and breaking down all the action.”

Suh did say during the interview where he announced his return to Sky Sports that he did receive some calls from potential teams to make a late season return last year.

There may be a reason why he only signed the partial contract with Sky Sports.

“I think a lot of the teams understand that if I’m going to come back and play, it’s going to be during the meat of the season where we know there’s a good chance to make it into the playoffs and I can add value and be able to take them over the hump,”

He might be able to get that 200th game after all. When asked about a possible late season return he was quoted as saying, “My phone number is always open.”

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