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Former Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick has a new job. The Fox network announced Monday that Billick will be an NFL game analyst. The network said he...
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Former Baltimore Ravens coach Brian Billick has a new job.
The Fox network announced Monday that Billick will be an NFL game analyst.
The network said he will broadcast eight games as part of a two-man team. His partner has not yet been determined.
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