U of M Student Makes NFL Network Debut as Correspondent

He's a 22-year-old senior at the University of Michigan and just made his NFL Network debut as a correspondent.

Lots of Dreams Regarding the NFL

When it comes to the National Football League, there are lots of dream opportunities out there. As a kid, you may have dreamed of becoming a player like a quarterback, running back, wide receiver, lineman, punter, or kicker. Maybe there was a coach in your past that inspired you to coach. Maybe sports medicine is what you dreamed of or being a trainer, or a sports physician.

There are NFL jobs that are more behind-the-scenes that some kids aspire to be like sports writers, camera operators, sound engineers, graphic designers, statisticians, and video editors. These are all great opportunities and provide job opportunities in the NFL, and other organizations.

Several kids aspire to be NFL broadcasters, whether on the radio as a play-by-play announcer, correspondent, or TV broadcaster. One U of M senior is already living the dream.

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U of M Senior Arjun Menon Makes NFL Correspondent Debut

Arjun Menon is a 22-year-old University of Michigan sports management and economics major and recently made his NFL Network debut as a correspondent. According to Awful Announcing, Menon is a betting, draft, and NFL contributor to Pro Football Focus. Menon also works as a Football Data Analyst intern. So obviously, Menon does his homework and knows his stats.

Menon recently posted on X his NFL Network appearance when he was a correspondent on NFL Total Access and as you will see and hear he knows his stuff about college and NFL players. He is very comfortable and I wouldn't be surprised if we see his role grow in sports broadcasting.