Fitzgerald, who no longer has his shares in the Suns after Mat Ishbia's recent purchase of the club, admitted he had some mixed feelings over the trade with Phoenix having to give up Mikal Bridges and Cam Johnson in the deal with the Brooklyn Nets.

ESPN announced on Sept. 7 that it had signed Fitzgerald as a studio analyst as part of its NFL coverage. And Fitzgerald, who stepped away from the Cardinals after the 2020 season, isn't wasting any time settling into the role - he'll be part of the network's “Monday Night Football” coverage this coming Monday, Sept.

He played college football at Pittsburgh and was selected by the Cardinals with the third overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft. He is widely considered by fans, coaches and peers to be one of the greatest receivers in NFL history. Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S. Fitzgerald has been selected for the Pro Bowl eleven times.

Fitzgerald has some experience as a broadcaster. He appeared on the "Manningcast" when the Cardinals took on the St. Louis Rams in the playoffs in January. Fitzgerald is also part of the "Let's Go" podcast, which features Tom Brady and Jim Gray.

Mat Ishbia Mat Ishbia & Justin Ishbia (Official new owners from February 7, 2023 onward.)

owner Mat Ishbia PHOENIX (AP) - New Phoenix Suns owner Mat Ishbia wasted little time overhauling his team's roster. Now, he's turned his attention to the fan experience at Footprint Center.

Fitzgerald hasn't formally announced his retirement yet, and most likely won't, because in his eyes, he's too young to be retired. "I'm 38 years old," he said. "I'm a long way from retirement. Yeah, a long way."

29 dropped passes Chris Caines shared the statistic that Larry Fitzgerald only had 29 dropped passes his entire career! That is not a typo. In a 17-year career, with 1,432 catches, he only dropped the ball 29 times when it was thrown to him; mind-boggling.

Larry Fitzgerald is a great mentor, role model, and family man. He also is determined to make the world a better place. He not only sets the standard for charitable giving for professional athletes but his kindness has touched lives across the globe. He doesn't wear a cape, but he is a superhero in the eyes of many.

First and foremost, his ability to attack the ball in the air is second to none. He could adjust to balls, time his jumps and catch it in the air like it was candy. Fitz was the best at it, so good to the point that when Kurt Warner got there, I shared with him - 'This is the way you have to do it for him. '

ESPN 11-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald joined ESPN as an NFL Analyst in September 2022. The accomplished and well-respected 17-year NFL veteran appears on multiple editions of Monday Night Countdown and Postseason NFL Countdown throughout the football season.

Larry Kahn, the founder of Sports USA is the network's primary NFL play-by-play broadcaster. A sportscaster with more than four decades of experience, and recipient of the prestigious Los Angeles Press Club Award for best sports reporting, Kahn was previously the radio voice of the USC Trojans.