David Wilson

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David Wilson Wiki Biography

David Emmanuel Wilson was born on 15 June 1991, in Danville, Virginia USA, to Sheila and Dwight Wilson. He is a former American Football player, best known as running back for the New York Giants in the National Football League (NFL).

A former running back, how loaded is Davis Wilson now? According to sources, Wilson’s fortune reaches $6 million, as of early 2017, his net worth being accumulated mostly during his football career, but also through his involvement in track and field, broadcasting and music.

Wilson grew up in Danville, where he attended George Washington High School, playing for the school’s football team. In his senior year, he rushed for 2,291 yards and 35 touchdowns, both school records, earning first-team All-Group AAA honors. He was first-team all-district, all-metro and all-region selection as well as the Gatorade Player of the Year. In 2009 he was selected to play for USA Football’s Junior National Team, winning the IFAF Under-19 World Championship that took place in Canton, Ohio, that year.

While attending George Washington, he was also a sprinter and jumper for the school’s track team, winning the national championship in the triple jump at the 2009 Nike Indoor Meet, and capturing first place at the 2009 WV District Championships in the 100 meters.

Later that year Wilson enrolled at Virginia Tech, joining the school’s football team – The Hookies. He became the team’s starting running back in 2011, finishing the season with 1,709 rushing yards on 290 carries, a school record, earning the 2011 ACC Offensive Player of the Year honor and the Dudley Award. He was selected second-team All-American and unanimous first-team All-ACC. He also continued with his track and field performances, capturing third place at the VT Indoor Challenge in the long jump, and first place in the triple jump at the Miami Invitational and Liberty Twilight in 2010. The following year he took sixth place in the triple jump at the NCAA Championships, earning his first career All-America honor.

In 2012 Wilson was selected in the first round as the 32nd overall pick by the New York Giants in the 2012 NFL Draft; the team signed him to a four-year deal worth $6.68 million, including a club option for a fifth-year and a $3.3 million signing bonus. His net worth was established. He went on to set the franchise record for all-purpose yards in a single game, with 327 all-purpose yards in the game against the New Orleans Saints in late 2012. By returning four kickoffs for 227 yards and running for 100 yards with two touchdowns on just 13 carries, he became the first player in the history of the NFL to accumulate 200 kick return yards and 100 rushing yards, and the second player since 1970 with two rushing touchdowns and a kick return touchdown in one single game. His performances greatly contributed to his popularity.

The following year saw Wilson on the injured reserve list, due to a spinal stenosis which threatened to severely damage his neck if he continued to play football. A year later he underwent neck surgery, being ruled out for the year shortly afterwards from another injury. Due to his neck condition, he retired from professional football later that year after less than two seasons in the NFL, but his brief tenure in the NFL considerably added to his wealth.

After his football career was cut off, Wilson, being a nationally ranked triple jumper in high school and college, announced his plans to return to track and field. He attempted to make the US Olympic team for the 2016 Games in Rio, but failed to qualify. Meanwhile, he became involved in radio and television broadcasting for ESPN. All contributed to his net worth.

He is currently involved in writing, performing and recording Christian music, which has been another source of his wealth.

When it comes to his private life, Wilson is married to Stormy Wilson, with whom he has one child. The family resides in Atlanta.

IMDB Wikipedia $6 Million 1.75 m 1991 1991-06-15 93 kg Actor American American football running back Danville David Wilson David Wilson Net Worth Harvard University June 15 Tuskegee University United States Virginia

David Wilson Quick Info

Net Worth $6 Million
Date Of Birth June 15, 1991
Place Of Birth Danville, Virginia, United States
Height 1.75 m
Weight 93 kg
Profession American football running back
Education Harvard University, Tuskegee University
Nationality American
Twitter https://twitter.com/4stillrunning
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0933262/

David Wilson Filmography

Title Year Status Character Role
9/11 State of Emergency 2010 TV Movie documentary Editor
Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew 2010 TV Series 3 episodes Editor
Ghostride the Whip 2008 Video documentary Editor
Lost Worlds 2006 TV Series documentary 1 episode Editor
A Life Without Limits: The Making of ‘The Aviator’ 2005 Video documentary short Editor
The Words and Music of ‘Cold Mountain’ 2003 TV Movie Editor
The Making of ‘Kill Bill’ 2003 TV Movie documentary Editor
Infested 2002 Editor
A Look Inside: The Others 2002 TV Short documentary Editor
One Taste Is Never Enough… The Pleasures of ‘Chocolat’ 2000 TV Movie documentary Editor
Making Life Beautiful 1999 TV Short documentary Editor
The Cider House Rules: The Making of an American Classic 1999 Video documentary short Editor
Passion and Romance: The Wings of the Dove 1999 Video documentary short as David J. Wilson Editor
Rhyme & Reason 1997 Documentary Editor
Timothy Leary’s Dead 1996 Documentary Editor
Dear Babe 1995 Editor
God’s Dominion: By the Word of God 1993 Documentary Editor
Mackenzie King and the Conscription Crisis 1991 Documentary short Editor
Penfield 1991 Documentary short Editor
Strangers in Good Company 1990 Editor
Parents in Crisis 1988 Short Editor
The Last Straw 1987 Editor
Sitting in Limbo 1986 Editor
90 Days 1985 Editor
Skating on Thin Ice 1984 TV Movie documentary Editor
The Masculine Mystique 1984 Documentary Editor
Captive Minds: Hypnosis and Beyond 1983 Documentary Editor
For the Love of Dance 1981 Documentary Editor
The Devil at Your Heels 1981 Documentary Editor
The Fiddlers of James Bay 1980 Documentary short Editor
A Warehouse for Bodies 1979 Documentary short Editor
Twice Upon a Time… 1979 Short Editor
The Wages of Work 1978 Documentary short Editor
Back Alley Blue 1977 Short Editor
Some People Have to Suffer 1976 Documentary short Editor
Arctic IV 1975 Documentary Editor
After Mr. Sam 1975 Documentary Editor
A Great Little Artist 1973 Short Editor
Rock-a-bye 1973 Documentary Editor
The Jews of Winnipeg 1973 Short Editor
Coming Home 1973 Documentary Editor
The Other Side of the Ledger: An Indian View of the Hudson’s Bay Company 1972 Short Editor
Roommates 1971 Editor
American Gangster 2009 TV Series documentary producer – 1 episode Producer
Desperately Seeking Helen 1999 Documentary producer Producer
Asylum 1998 Documentary producer Producer
Anatomy of Desire 1995 Documentary producer Producer
Silence & Storm 1995 Documentary producer Producer
Dear Babe 1995 producer Producer
Talking with David Frost 1992-1993 TV Series associate producer – 4 episodes Producer
Mackenzie King and the Conscription Crisis 1991 Documentary short producer Producer
Strangers in Good Company 1990 producer Producer
The Last Straw 1987 producer Producer
Sitting in Limbo 1986 producer Producer
90 Days 1985 producer Producer
Captive Minds: Hypnosis and Beyond 1983 Documentary producer Producer
For the Love of Dance 1981 Documentary producer Producer
Jennifer’s Journey 1979 TV Series producer Producer
God’s Dominion: By the Word of God 1993 Documentary writer Writer
Strangers in Good Company 1990 with Writer
Holding Our Ground 1988 Documentary writer Writer
The Last Straw 1987 Writer
90 Days 1985 story Writer
The Masculine Mystique 1984 Documentary written by Writer
For the Love of Dance 1981 Documentary Writer
Harmonium en Californie 1980 Documentary Writer
The Fiddlers of James Bay 1980 Documentary short Writer
The Wages of Work 1978 Documentary short writer Writer
The Other Side of the Ledger: An Indian View of the Hudson’s Bay Company 1972 Short Writer
Ghostride the Whip 2008 Video documentary written by Writer
Tupac Shakur: Thug Angel 2002 Documentary Writer
Making Life Beautiful 1999 TV Short documentary additional writer Writer
Passion and Romance: The Wings of the Dove 1999 Video documentary short as David J. Wilson Writer
Anatomy of Desire 1995 Documentary Writer
For the Love of Dance 1981 Documentary Director
The Wages of Work 1978 Documentary short Director
A Journey to ‘Cold Mountain’ 2003 TV Short documentary additional editor Editorial Department
The Life and Times of Kirk Douglas 2000 Video documentary short post-production coordinator Editorial Department
The Magic of ‘Finding Neverland’ 2005 Video short graphics Art Department
The Devil’s Dream 1991 Documentary special thanks Thanks

David Wilson Awards

Year Award Ceremony Nomination Movie Category
2011 Silver Medal New York Festivals Television Documentary and Information Programs Mystery Files (2010) Won
1991 Genie Genie Awards Best Achievement in Film Editing Strangers in Good Company (1990) Won
2011 Silver Medal New York Festivals Television Documentary and Information Programs Mystery Files (2010) Nominated
1991 Genie Genie Awards Best Achievement in Film Editing Strangers in Good Company (1990) Nominated