Shannon Sharpe Net Worth , Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story What is the net worth and salary of Shannon Sharpe? Shannon Sharpe...
Shannon Sharpe Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story
What is the net worth and salary of Shannon Sharpe?
Shannon Sharpe is a former tight end for the American football team, and he is worth $14 million. Shannon was a tight end for 14 NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos and the Baltimore Ravens. He is thought to be one of the best tight ends of all time. He won three Super Bowls and was the first tight end to get more than 10,000 yards catching. Sharpe became a sports reporter for CBS after he retired, and he and Skip Bayless started hosting "Skip and Shannon: Undisputed" on Fox Sports 1.
Category:
Richest Athletes › NFL Players
Net Worth:
$14 Million
Date of Birth:
Jun 26, 1968 (54 years old)
Place of Birth:
Chicago
Gender:
Male
Height:
6 ft 2 in (1.88 m)
Profession:
American football player
Nationality:
United States of America
Career Earnings
During his NFL career Shannon earned $22 million in salary.
Before college and in college
Shannon Sharpe was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1968. His older brother, Sterling, also went on to play in the NFL. Pete and Mary got a divorce when he was only three months old. Because of this, he, his brother, and his sister were raised in Glennville, Georgia, by their grandma. Sharpe went to Savannah State University when he was a young adult. There, he played basketball, and football, and ran in track and field events. From 1987 to 1989, he was named to the All-Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference three times. In 1989, he was named a Kodak Division II All-American. Sharpe caught 192 passes for 3,744 yards and 40 touchdowns in college. As a senior, he caught 61 passes for 1,312 yards and 18 scores. He got his Bachelor of Science in criminal justice in the year 1989.
NFL Work
Sharpe did very well in college football, but when the NFL Draft came around in 1990, he was not considered a very good prospect. People thought he was too big to be a receiver and not big enough to be a tight end. In the end, Sharpe was taken by the Denver Broncos with the 192nd pick in the seventh round. Starting out as a receiver, he only caught 29 passes in two less-than-stellar seasons. The Broncos changed him to a tight end, which made a huge difference in how well he played. In his third season as a tight end, he caught 53 passes and won two title rings at Super Bowls XXXII and XXXIII. He played for the Broncos until 1999. After that, he played for the Baltimore Ravens for two years. Sharpe got another championship ring in his first year with the Ravens. This time, it was at Super Bowl XXXV against the New York Giants. After that, he went back to the Broncos and played with them until 2003. Sharpe then quit and went to work for CBS as an NFL analyst.
Sharpe was chosen for the All-Pro Team four times during his NFL career. He also played in eight Pro Bowls between 1992 and 2001 and had more than 1,000 receiving yards in three different seasons. In a playoff game in 1993, he caught 13 passes for 156 yards and a score, which tied the postseason record. At the end of his career, he had played in 203 games, caught 815 passes for 10,060 yards, and scored 62 touchdowns, which were all NFL records for a tight end. Tony Gonzalez and Jason Witten, two tight ends, broke these marks later.
Career After Playing Of Shannon Sharpe
Shannon Sharpe became a commentator for "The NFL Today," a morning show on CBS Sports after he stopped playing football. He took over for Deion Sanders and co-hosted with James Brown, former NFL players Boomer Esiason and Dan Marino, and former coach Bill Cowher. Many people said that Sharpe was not good at broadcasting because he had bad grammar and speech. In February 2014, it was announced that Sharpe and Dan Marino would no longer be on-air commentators. Instead, Tony Gonzalez and Bart Scott would take their place.
Shannon Sharpe was also a columnist and spokesman for FitnessRX For Me magazine. In 2013, he was on the cover of that magazine. He co-hosts the sports discussion show "Skip and Shannon: Undisputed" on Fox Sports 1 with sports commentator Skip Bayless. He also co-hosts the morning show "Opening Drive" on Sirius NFL Radio with sports commentator Bob Papa. Sharpe also has a show of his own called "Shay Shay."
The Hall of Fame for Pro Football
In 2009, Sharpe was one of 17 people who were selected for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. But in the end, he didn't get the job. He was put into the NCAA Division II Football Hall of Fame the same year. Savannah State, where he went to school, retired his No. 2 shirt.
Sharpe was again one of 25 semi-finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010. Other semi-finalists that year included Jerome Bettis, Deion Sanders, and Art Modell. This time, his application was accepted, and in February 2011, he became a member.
Relationships Of Shannon Sharpe
Shannon Sharpe was in a relationship with fashion model Nicole Murphy in 2017. He got engaged to exercise instructor Katy Kellner later that year, but they broke up soon after. Sharpe had been tied to Michele Bundy before, and in 2010, she accused him of sexual assault. Sharpe has had three children with three different women: a son, Kiari, and two girls, Kayla and Kaley.
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