Daniel Jeremiah Biography, Age, Family, Wife, NFL, Salary, Twitter

Daniel Jeremiah Biography

Daniel Jeremiah is an American analyst for the NFL Network, and a writer with NFL.com. He is a former scout for three different NFL teams. Jeremiah also serves as a color commentator for Los Angeles Chargers games on KFI radio.

He was the West Coast scout for the Philadelphia Eagles from 2010 to 2012. Jeremiah previously worked as a national scout with the Cleveland Browns (2007-08) and a West Coast scout for the Baltimore Ravens (2005-06). He had initially joined the team as a personnel assistant from 2003 to 2004.

Jeremiah graduated in 2000 from Appalachian State, where he started at quarterback for three seasons.

Daniel Jeremiah Age

Jeremiah was born on 5 December 1977 in El Cajon, California. He is 41 years old as of 2018.

Daniel Jeremiah Family

He was born to David Jeremiah a senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church and a nationally known Christian author.

Daniel Jeremiah Wife

Jeremiah is married to Meredith Rae also known as Merae and he has four children with his wife. He is a resident of Murrieta, CA.

The couple got married during Daniel’s senior year of college at Appalachian State and Merae became preganant with their first child within six months. Thy appear to enjoy trips to Alaska together and also love exercising together.

Merae’s Instagram account is private but her husband shared a post from when they ran the Crown City Classic together on July 4, 2015.

Daniel Jeremiah NFL

He joined the NFL Network in May 2012. His main focus and expertise being on draft, Jeremiah appears on the network 2-3 times a week and writes 3 columns a week on NFL.com.

Jeremiah plays a vital role on various NFL Network programs such as NFL Total Access and Path to the Draft. He is also the co-host of the Move the Sticks Podcast with Bucky Brooks.

He has also worked as a production assistant for ESPN’s Sunday Night Football telecasts.

He has an immense following on Twitter (@movethesticks) having 280k+ followers. He was also written up by SI’s Richard Deitsch as one of the “Twitter 100”, the 100 most essential and influential people to follow on Twitter.