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The Actress Making Her NFL Broadcast Debut Who’s Already Gunniing For a Coaching Job

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Actress Brenda Song is officially stepping into the NFL broadcast booth this Saturday, joining the Los Angeles Rams’ preseason game against the New Orleans Saints as a guest color analyst. This isn’t just a celebrity cameo, though, because Song has some seriously big goals far beyond the microphone.

From The Suite Life to SoFi, With Eyes on the Sidelines

Song, a 38-year-old California native and devoted Los Angeles sports fan, has been openly vocal about her deep affinity for the Rams. She’s built a career appearing in popular television shows and movies, including hit projects like *The Suite Life of Zack & Cody* and *The Social Network*. Now, she’s bringing that sharp mind and passion to the football field. She’ll be part of the CBS broadcast team, specifically taking over color analyst duties during the third quarter of the game. It’s a prime spot to get a feel for the game from an analyst’s perspective.

Her Goal Is Way Bigger Than The Broadcast Booth

Here’s the kicker, the piece of news that makes this debut way more interesting than a typical celebrity appearance: Song’s ambition stretches far beyond the broadcast booth. During an April appearance on the *Not Gonna Lie* podcast, she dropped a bombshell, stating simply, “My goal is to be an assistant defensive coordinator.” Yeah, you read that right. An assistant defensive coordinator! This isn’t just about talking about the game; it’s about being *in* the game, shaping it from the sidelines.

The Rams are hosting the Saints at SoFi Stadium on Saturday, with kickoff set for 4 p.m. ET. While all eyes will be on the preseason action, a lot of folks will also be tuning in to hear Song’s insights and, perhaps, catch a glimpse of a future NFL coaching star.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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