Anthony McFarland is one of the recognizable faces of the National Football League. Anthony Darelle Booger McFarland is a former American professional football player, who played for the National Football League Team named Tampa Bay Buccaneers as the position of a defensive tackle.
The retired pro-footballer is working as an analyst for the SEC Network. The two times Super Bowl rings winner Booger is also a sideline analyst and consultant for Monday Night Football on ESPN. He is married to his wife Tammie McFarland and has two children with her. McFarland has an estimated net worth of $2 million in 2022.
Anthony has an estimated net worth of $2 million including all of his properties and incomes in 2022. He previously used to receive an annual salary of $2.4 million during his playing stint. In 2003, he signed a contract extension with Bucs worth $34 million for 6 years.
The contract included a $9.5 million signing bonus and would receive a guaranteed salary of $7.9 million in 2004. Earlier in 1998, he had signed a six-year $36 million contract with an annual average salary of $6 million. He was also offered a contract worth $30 million but reportedly rejected it.
Reviewing his body profile, Anthony McFarland has an outstanding height of 6 feet, which is approximately 1.83m. He has maintained a weight of 136 kg, which fits perfectly with his height.
Anthony McFarland is a Big Man with a big performance and personality who is renowned by thousands of people. Currently, he is aged 44 and is married. He got married to Tammie McFarland, also known as Tammy, in 2008.
Tammie is the cousin of his LSU teammate Anthony Skinner's wife and met her at Skinner's wedding in 1999.
The McFarland Family SOURCE: celebtattler Currently, the couple has two children, one named Alexis (Daughter), who is aged ten, and Jacob (Son), aged seven.
Anthony is active on social networking sites like Twitter. Recently, he has fifty-three thousand followers on Twitter and nearly 33 thousand tweets. His admirer can follow him on his Twitter account @SECbooger.
Anthony McFarland was born as Anthony Darelle "Booger" McFarland on December 18, 1977, in, Winnsboro, Louisiana, the United States. Anthony is American by his nationality and belongs to the black ethnicity. Further, his star sign is Sagittarius.
He, in several appearances, has thanked God for providing him with a supportive African-American family which allowed him to pursue his career. Anthony is also a member of the African- American fraternity named Kappa Alpha Psi.
Anthony McFarland rose from Winnsboro, Louisiana, where he was surrounded by a football atmosphere. In that respect, he attended Winnsboro High school, in Los Angeles before joining Louisiana State University. During his year at Louisiana, he attended several football matches which later make him step his foot on football history.
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Anthony McFarland began his professional NFL career with Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He got selected in the 1999 NFL draft on the 15th overall selection. Prior to that, he also played for the American team named Indianapolis Colts. On that point, Anthony led his team to achieve the title Super Bowl Rings two times.
Anthony McFarland played almost 9 seasons for Tampa before stepping into the sphere of broadcasting. He co-hosted a sports radio program with Marc Ryan on CBS radio station 98.7 The Fan, centered in St. Petersburg, Florida, which used to broadcast throughout the Tampa Bay Area.
However, the station dropped out of its sports format in December 2014 and the program was canceled. Correspondingly, he worked at an American digital cable and satellite television channel named SEC network as a football analyst.
Recently, we can see him in the well-known ESPN’s program, Mike & Mike, as a part-time guest analyst with Mike Greenberg. He claims that Cam Newton is the best NFL leader and has posted it on his Twitter too.
He is seen moving up and down the sideline by the "BoogMobile," a cart with an outreached arm that supports two platforms. Among two cameras trollies, one is for McFarland, the other for a camera operator.
Booger gives his sideline reports from an elevated seat that's 10 feet up the ground and he currently said that his wheelchair is cushy, cozy, and has a cup holder as well as a cell phone charger too.
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