Brian Griese Biography, Age, Networth, Wife, Stats And ESPN

Brian Griese Biography

Brian Griese Full names Brian David Griese is a former American football quarterback and current color commentator for ESPN College Football. He was drafted by the Broncos in the third round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He played high school football at Christopher Columbus High School and later college football at Michigan.

Griese was born in Miami, Florida and attended Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, playing football, basketball and golf.Griese played college football at the University of Michigan from 1993 to 1997. Michigan did not offer him a scholarship, so he walked on to the football team. He turned down scholarship offers from Purdue (his father’s Alma Mater) and Kentucky. After he was redshirted in 1993 and limited to placeholding duties in 1994, Griese took over as the starting quarterback after Scott Dreisbach was injured five games into the 1995 season. Griese started for the remainder of the 1995 season, capped by an upset of #2 ranked Ohio State, 31–23.

During his rookie year in 1998, he earned a Super Bowl ring with the Broncos, as John Elway led the Broncos to a victory in Super Bowl XXXIII over the Atlanta Falcons. Elway retired after the Super Bowl and Griese became the starting quarterback for the Broncos during the 1999 season. Griese was a Pro Bowl selection with the Broncos in 2000.

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Brian Griese Age

Born On March 18, 1975, HE IS 44 YEARS OF AGE AS OF 2019.

Brian Griese Net Worth

Brian Has an Estimated net worth of $12 million. Griese was born in Miami, Florida, in 1975. Much of his wealth is gained from his Football Career.

Brian Griese Wife

Griese is married to Brook McClintic .The Brook McClintic Griese Trust has purchased the Tudor-style house at 17 Polo Club Drive in Denver for $3.2 million, according to Denver County property records.

Brook McClintic Griese is the wife of former Denver Broncos quarterback Brian Griese. McClintic, a clinical psychologist, and Griese met in Denver while he was with the Broncos and were married in 2004.

The home’s seller was G.I.G Manor LLC of Denver. The two-story, brick residence was built in 2004, and includes six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, three fireplaces and three parking spaces. It includes 8,390 square feet of space on a wooded half-acre.

Even though Griese is no longer with the Broncos, he still has a connection to the Mile High City. In 2001, he started the Judith Ann Griese Foundation for Grieving Children and Families here in memory of his mother, who died of breast cancer when Griese was a child.

He also launched Judi’s House in a Victorian home in central Denver, where children can go for support after the death of a loved one.

Griese — who played for the Miami Dolphins, Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers after leaving Denver following the 2002 season — has recently been a commentator for ESPN. The ex-Bronco is the son of NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Bob Griese, who also played for the Dolphins.

Brian Griese Michigan

Griese played college football at the University of Michigan from 1993 to 1997. Michigan did not offer him a scholarship, so he walked on to the football team. He turned down scholarship offers from Purdue (his father’s Alma Mater) and Kentucky. After he was redshirted in 1993 and limited to placeholding duties in 1994, Griese took over as the starting quarterback after Scott Dreisbach was injured five games into the 1995 season. Griese started for the remainder of the 1995 season, capped by an upset of #2 ranked Ohio State, 31–23.
In his Michigan career, Griese had a 17–5 record as a starter. The Wolverines won all three games against Ohio State in which he quarterbacked. He was inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame on December 30, 2012.

Brian Griese Salary Espn

HIS  2018 estimated net worth is $12 Million` up from $12 Million in 2017 with estimated 2017-2018 earnings` salary` and income of. Based on our estimates` Brian scores in the top percentile when it comes to other people in groups mentioned previously!

Brian Griese Stats

Season Att Comp Int Comp % Yds Yds/Comp TD Long
1995 239 127 10 53.4 1577 12.4 13 75
1996 61 35 2 57.4 513 14.7 3 69
1997 307 193 6 62.9 2293 11.9 17 58
Career totals 606 355 18 58.6 4383 12.3 33 75

Brian Griese Broncos

Griese consistently completed a high percentage of his passes. He has had four seasons with a better than 64% completion rate, including one year (2004) when he completed 69.3% of his passes. Nevertheless, he was unable to establish himself as one of the elite quarterbacks of the league, due to injuries and a penchant for interceptions. He was released by the Broncos, following the 2002 season, and was replaced by former Cardinals starter Jake Plummer.

The Denver Broncos selected Griese in the third round of the 1998 NFL Draft. He began his career as a third-string back up to Bubby Brister and John Elway. He became a Super Bowl champion in 1998, though he spent most of the season on the sidelines. Following Elway’s retirement in 1999, Griese became the Broncos’ starting quarterback. Griese earned a 75.6 passer rating during his first season as starter, but improved the next year, raising it to 102.9. His efforts merited him an invite to the 2000 Pro Bowl.

Brian Griese Dad

His father is Robert Allen Griese.Robert is a former American football quarterback who earned All-American honors with the Purdue Boilermakers before being drafted in 1967 by the American Football League’s Miami Dolphins. Griese led the Dolphins to three consecutive Super Bowl appearances, including two Super Bowl victories in VII and VIII (a feat since matched by Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowls LI, LII, and LIII). Griese was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and the Indiana Football Hall of Fame in 1984 and the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1990.

Brian Griese Nfl

Play-by-play voice Steve Levy, analysts Brian Griese and Louis Riddick and reporter Laura Rutledge will call the Denver Broncos-Oakland Raiders game on ESPN as part of the opening-night doubleheader to kick off Monday Night Football’s 50th season on September 9 at 10:15 p.m. ET / 7:15 p.m. PT.

This AFC West matchup will follow Houston Texans-New Orleans Saints (7 p.m. ET), which will feature the debut of ESPN’s new MNF commentator team: Joe Tessitore, Booger McFarland and Lisa Salters.

Levy and Griese work together on ESPN college football and have called Broncos preseason games locally in Denver. They will be joined in the booth by Riddick, one of ESPN’s top NFL analysts – and a one-time Raiders player under Jon Gruden. Levy and Riddick will be making their MNF debuts.

Griese, a former starting quarterback for the Broncos who also played under Gruden while with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Rutledge, who has been a reporter on a number of marquee events for ESPN, including the College Football Playoff Semifinal, will be part of the doubleheader telecast for the second straight year after working last year’s Jets-Lions game.

“The Monday Night Football doubleheader presents a unique opportunity to try new booth pairings by combining our talented NFL and college football voices into one presentation,” said Stephanie Druley, ESPN Executive Vice President, Event and Studio Production. “This team will bring together Steve and Brian, one of our top college booths, with Louis, who has distinguished himself in our NFL studio, and Laura, who continues to excel in her many reporting assignments.”

The MNF opener will be the 19th Broncos-Raiders game on Monday Night, the most popular matchup in the 50-year history of sports television’s signature series. It also marks the 28th consecutive season that the Broncos are appearing on MNF, the NFL’s longest current streak. The Raiders are opening the season at home in Oakland on MNF for the second straight year.

ESPN producer Josh Hoffman and director Mike Schwab, who work with Levy and Griese on college football, will oversee the game production.

Steve Levy

Levy joined ESPN in 1993 and last summer celebrated his 25th year as a SportsCenter anchor. In addition to his studio work, he has called college football games since 2016, working with Griese and Todd McShay.

Levy: “My only concern will be not falling off the chair when I hear that iconic Monday Night Football music. I should be good after that. The phrase ‘a dream comes true’ gets thrown around quite often, but this is literally, exactly that for me. Everybody knows the TV stars that Louis and Laura are, and Brian and I feel like we have a pretty good thing going on Saturdays in the fall. I’m excited about putting that all together for one entertaining Monday Night in September.”

Louis Riddick

Riddick joined ESPN in 2013 following more than a decade of NFL front office experience and a seven-year NFL career. Riddick appears on the MNF halftime and post-game shows, Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown, NFL Live, SportsCenter, Get Up!, ESPN Radio and more. He contributes to ESPN’s year-round coverage of the NFL, including Super Bowl week, the NFL Scouting Combine and the NFL Draft.

Riddick: “To contribute to such an iconic brand and this broadcast in Oakland, alongside tremendous professionals like Steve, Brian and Laura, is a privilege. I am grateful for and could not be more fired up about the opportunity.”

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