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Norman Julius Esiason was born on the 17^th April 1961, in West Islip, New York State, USA. He is a former professional football player in the position of quarterback, who currently works as a network color commentator – commenting on and analysing plays in football games. It is worth saying that he is also one of the hosts at the morning sports radio show “Boomer and Carton” aired on WFAN. Boomer Esiason has been accumulating his net worth primarily playing football professionally for 14 years. He was named UPI AFC Player of the Year (1988), Walter Payton Man of Year (1995), AFC Champion with the Cincinatti Bengals (1988), four times selected for the Pro Bowl (1986, 1988, 1989, 1993) etc.

How much is the net worth of Boomer Esiason? It has been estimated that the overall size of his wealth is as much as $15 million, accumulated from his football and TV commentating careers.

Esiason grew up in East Islip, where he attended high school. Then as a student at the University of Maryland, he played in the college football the Terrapins, which he helped win the Atlantic Coast Conference title in 1983 and thus qualified the team for the Florida Citrus Bowl, which they unfortunately lost. He was also twice named All-American.

Esiason was subsequently chosen 37th in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals, which considerably boosted his net worth, although In his first year as a professional he got little field time. The first game in which he led the team, against the Houston Oilers, the team won 13-3. During his second season Esiason replaced Ken Anderson and threw for 27 touchdowns, forming a great combination with the wide receivers Cris Collinsworth, Eddie Brown and Tim Mcgee. In 1988, the Bengals in the regular season won 12 of 16 games, winning the AFC Champion and making it to the Super Bowl which they lost to the San Francisco 49ers. However, Esiason’s net worth was rising steadily.

From 1993 to 1995, Esiason played for the New York Jets, without conspicuous success, partly because of a severe concussion suffered in the 1995 season.

In 1996 he played for the Arizona Cardinals, before finishing his career in 1997, again playing for the Cincinnati Bengals. The player has been inducted into the Nassau County Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.

Another important source of Boomer Esiason net worth is broadcasting. He started working as a color analyst while still being a professional player. Alongside Brad Nessler he worked on the World League of American Football broadcast. After he left the professional sport, he decided to work as a color commentator full–time, initially on “Monday Night Football”(1998–2000) on ABC. Later, he was hired by CBS Sports Network. It should be said that Boomer also worked as an analyst in the Westwood One/Dial Global radio network. Since 2007, Esiason together with Craig Carton began hosting a morning drive sports show “Boomer and Carton” (2007 – present). In addition to this, Boomer hosted Miss America Pageant 1998, judged on “Iron Chef America” and landed a role in the film “The Game Plan” (2007) directed by Andy Fickman.

Boomer is also known for his philanthropic efforts to help those diagnosed with cystic fibrosis – a disease from which his son suffers – launching the Boomer Esiason Foundation to provide grants, scholarships and help to those who are sick with the above mentioned disease.

Concerning the personal life of Boomer Esiason, he has been married to Cheryl since 1986, and they have two children. Currently, the family resides in New York.

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Norman Julius Esiason Important Facts

• Manhasset, New York, USA: Living with wife Cheryl, son Gunnar and daughter Sydney. [2012]
• Is color analyst for CBS Sports/Westwood One Radio broadcasts of NFL Monday Night Football and playoff games and the Super Bowl. [2003]
• His children are attending Boston College, son Gunnar is a junior, daughter Sydney is a sophomore [January 2012].
• The Boomer Easison Foundation was created to fund research to find a cure for cystic fibrosis.
• In 2004, was inducted into the Nassau County Sports Hall of Fame.
• Played football at the University of Maryland, graduating with a B.A. in 1984 and received the Distinguish Alumnus Award in 1999.
• Got the nickname Boomer from his mother, who says he kicked so much when she was pregnant with him.
• At one point was the only starting quarterback in the NFL who was left-handed.
• Ranks 32nd on NFL All-Time Passer Rating List (81.06).
• Ranks 29th on NFL All-Time Yards Lost List (2,438).
• Ranks 28th on NFL All-Time Times Sacked List (318).
• Ranks 29th on NFL All-Time Passes Intercepted List (184).
• Ranks 12th on NFL All-Time Touchdown Passes List (247).
• Ranks 12th on NFL All-Time Gross Yards Passing List (37,920).
• Ranks 11th on NFL All-Time Pass Completions List (2,969).
• Ranks 11th on NFL All-Time Pass Attempts List (5,205).
• Quarterback for Cincinnati Bengals (1984-1992 and 1997), New York Jets (1993-1995) and Arizona Cardinals (1996).
• Completed 2,969 of 5,205 passes (57%) for 37,920 yards and 247 touchdowns (81.1 rating). Also had 447 rushing attempts for 1,598 yards (3.6 yard average) and 7 touchdowns.
• His son has cystic fibrosis. Esiason’s quest for treatment of the disease has led to extensive charity work and fundraising to combat the disease; as of December 2003 his foundation had raised over $22 million for cystic fibrosis research.

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