Former Cincinnati Bengals player no longer calling games for CBS

Former Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Solomon Wilcots announced Sunday his 16-year run of calling games for CBS has come to an end.

Wilcots tweeted “Stay tuned for what’s next,” followed by #ItsBIG.

I will not be calling NFL games for @CBSSports this upcoming season. 16 year run there has come to an end. Stay tuned for what next.#ItsBIG✨ https://t.co/ClDFXBeKJ0
— Solomon Wilcots (@SolomonsWisdom) May 7, 2017

The Bengals picked Wilcots in the eighth round of the 1987 draft out of Colorado. He started every game during the 1988 Super Bowl season and played in 60 games during his four years with the team. Wilcots played one season in Minnesota and one in Pittsburgh before retiring in 1992.

The Emmy Award-winning broadcaster joined CBS Sports in March 2001 as a game analyst.

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