Pittsburgh's Bettis to work as NBC studio analyst
{{date|February 20, 2006}}
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[[w:Jerome Bettis|Jerome Bettis]], who announced his retirement from the [[w:Pittsburgh Steelers|Pittsburgh Steelers]] on the night they won the [[w:Super Bowl XL|Super Bowl XL]] in [[w:Detroit, Michigan|Detroit]], has been tapped as a studio analyst at [[w:NBC|NBC]].  His first game in the broadcast booth will come September 7th, on the same night the Steelers will receive their Super Bowl rings. "It will be the proudest night of my life," Bettis said. "I will finally get my ring and I will start my new career in television in front of all the Steelers fans."

Bettis, a [[w:University of Notre Dame|Notre Dame]] graduate, began his career in 1993 with the Los Angeles Rams, but was picked up by the Steelers in 1996 and became the [[w:National Football League|NFL]]'s 5th leading rusher in Pittsburgh.

==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2336776
|title=Bettis to work as football studio analyst for NBC
|author=Associated Press
|pub=ESPN
|date=Februrary 19, 2006}}

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Jerome Bettis, who announced his retirement from the Pittsburgh Steelers on the night they won the Super Bowl XL in Detroit, has been tapped as a studio analyst at NBC.  His first game in the broadcast booth will come September 7th, on the same night the Steelers will receive their Super Bowl rings. "It will be the proudest night of my life," Bettis said. "I will finally get my ring and I will start my new career in television in front of all the Steelers fans."

Bettis, a Notre Dame graduate, began his career in 1993 with the Los Angeles Rams, but was picked up by the Steelers in 1996 and became the NFL's 5th leading rusher in Pittsburgh.
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