Recent retirees Dungy, Harrison join NBC's Sunday NFL studio show

Published: Jun 03, 2009 at 06:42 AM

NEW YORK -- Tony Dungy and Rodney Harrison are joining NBC's Sunday night NFL studio show.

The network announced the hires Wednesday.

Dungy retired from the Indianapolis Colts after the 2008 season to end a coaching career that included winning a Super Bowl title. Harrison announced his retirement from the league earlier Wednesday. The safety, who played 15 seasons for the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers, was a two-time Pro Bowl pick.

Both men served as part of NBC's Super Bowl pregame coverage earlier this year.

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