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• Ahmad Rashad was born Robert Earl Moore, Jr. in Portland, Oregon, USA, on 19 November 1949, and is renowned for being a former professional American football player who played for the St. Louis Cardinals, Buffalo Bills, and Minnesota Vikings as a wide receiver in the National Football League (NLF). 
• From 1972 to 1982, he was involved throughout his professional playing career. 
• On the ABC and NBC networks, he is currently known as a TV sportscaster. 
• It has been calculated by authoritative sources that, as of early 2016, Rashad’s net worth is over $8 million. 
• His career as a professional football player was the key source of his income. 
• While now in retirement, as a TV host, commentator, and analyst, his net worth is growing more as he has been successfully active in the sports industry. 
• While attending Mount Tahoma High School, in which he enrolled in 1967, Ahmad Rashad began playing football, following which he accepted a football scholarship and enrolled at the University of Oregon in Eugene. 
• He excelled during his college football career and, in 1971, was named an All-American. 
• The professional career of Ahmad began in 1972 when in the 1972 NFL Draft, he was picked as the 4th overall pick by the St. Louis Cardinals, but he stayed just one season with the Cardinals, as he was traded to the Buffalo Bills. 
• He spent two years with the Buffalo Bills, but he missed the entire 1975 season, sustaining a knee injury. 
• Ahmad became a commentator and analyst for various NFL, NBA, and MLB show after he retired, which also boosted his net worth. 
• He was the host of “NBA Inside Stuff,” and with Dan Doherty, he also hosted “Celebrity Mole,” and “Caesars Challenge.” 
• He also had his own “NBA Access With Ahmad Rashad” program and was a panelist on the “Morning Drive” daily talk show on the Golf Channel in 2013. 
• As far as his personal life is concerned, Ahmad Rashad was married four times, first to Deidre Waters in 1969, with whom he had a daughter. 
• Later, in 1976, he married Matilda Johnson; they had two children, and they only spent three years together. 
• He married the actress Phylicia Ayers-Allen (1985-2001) for the third time, with whom he had a daughter. 
• Finally, in 2007, he married his fourth wife, Sale Johnson. 
• In 2013, they divorced. 
• Speaking of faith, he converted from Pentecostalism to United Submitters International, a moderate Islamic religious reformist group, in 1972, and legally changed his name a year later. $8 Million IMDB Wikipedia 1949 1949-11-19 Ahmad Rashad Doucet Ahmad Rashad Jr. Billy Bowles Condola Rashad England Ahmad Rashad Net Worth American Art Department Jamie Johnson Keva Rashad Maiyisha Rashad Matilda Johnson Mount Tahoma High School November 19 Phylicia Rashad Sale Johnson Sean Rashad Sheffield South Yorkshire University of Oregon Sportscaster 

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• Stepfather of Casey Johnson.
• Daughter Condola was born three days before the Rashads’ first wedding anniversary, who is named after her paternal grandmother, Condola Moore.
• Children: Daughter Keva (born in 1970 – mother Deidre Waters), son Sean (born in 1970 – mother unknown), daughter Maiysha (born in 1974 – Matilda Johnson), son Ahmad Jr. (born in 1978 – mother Matilda Johnson), daughter Condola Rashad (born December 11, 1986 – mother: Phylicia Rashad) and one stepson Billy (born in 1973 – Phylicia’s son).
• O.J. Simpson was his best man at his 1985 wedding to Phylicia Rashad. Bill Cosby walked her down the aisle.
• Proposed to wife Phylicia Rashad on national TV during the halftime show of NBC’s Thanksgiving Day broadcast of the game between the Detroit Lions and the New York Jets. Earlier in the day, she had worked NBC’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day telecast. Within minutes of hearing Ahmad’s request, she came on NBC’s “NFL Live” halftime set and accepted his proposal live on TV.
• Ex-brother-in-law of Debbie Allen and Norman Nixon.
• Played football for the University of Oregon
• The name Ahmad Rashad means, “Admirable One Led To Truth.” He was a Minnesota Viking from 1976-1982.
• Sportscaster for NBC Sports

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