Greg McElroy is a former American football quarterback who played for New York Jets and Cincinnati Bengals in the National Football League. He played college football at Alabama and was picked in the seventh round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Jets.
McElroy is the SEC Champion with the Crimson Tide football team in 2009 and also won the SEC Championship Game MVP. He is married to Meredith Gray since 2015. He has an estimated net worth of $1 million.
Greg McElroy has an estimated net worth of around $1 Million. He earned only about $830,152 in his short NFL career. His salary for the 2011 season was reported to be $375,000. However the earnings from his broadcasting career is unknown.
Greg snaps a selfie with a tusk. SOURCE: Instagram- @greg.mcelroy McElroy earned an annual salary of $390,000 in 2012. Greg is serving as an analyst for the SEC Network since 2014. His annual salary in 2021 is reported to be $100,000. Besides, he also works with ABC/ESPN’s group of Saturday broadcast teams through which he makes additional earnings.
Greg McElroy is a married man. His wife's name is Meredith Gray. According to sources, the lovely couple got married on February 21st, 2015. The couple was dating each other since 2010 and were engaged to each other in July 2014.
Greg McElroy and his wife Meredith on their wedding SOURCE: D Weddings Greg and Meredith tied the knot in Arlington Hall in Lee Park the same place they were engaged. McElroy and his wife have welcomed a baby but has kept his birth date a secret from the public. As the former athlete has shared a picture with his father and his child. His height is 6 feet and 2 inches. His body weight is 102 kg.
This wonderful is popular among his fans. People love to follow him. He is also available on social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and others. More than 134 thousand follow him on Twitter. Several sites contain detailed information about his life and biography.
Greg McElroy was born Gregory Vincent "Greg" McElroy, Jr. on 10 May 1988, in Los Angeles, California, United States. He is of white ethnicity and he is an American by his nationality. He was born to his father Greg McElroy Sr. and his mother Jami McElroy and also has a sister named Blair McElroy.
Greg McElroy attended Carroll Senior High School, Southlake, Texas, where he played under the head coach named Todd Hodge. He also got to play with Chase Daniel on the college team.
McElroy was also named the Texas 5A Player of the Year and an EA Sports All-American during his senior year.
He initially joined Texas Tech but later moved to Alabama Crimson Tide where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
In 2016, Greg McElroy made his entry into ESPN, taking on the role of a college football analyst. His journey into broadcasting marked a transition from his previous role on SEC Nation, the SEC Network's on-the-road pre-game show, to a new venture centered on providing weekly commentary and analysis for regular-season college football games.
Greg now works for ESPN SOURCE: Instagram- @greg.mcelroy As part of his broadcasting undertakings, McElroy assumed the role of a college football analyst at ESPN, where his responsibilities encompassed delivering insightful commentary and analysis on various games and teams. His expertise extended beyond the college realm, as he also engaged in coverage of the NFL Draft and offered valuable insights into the performances and dynamics of NFL teams and players.
McElroy's diplomatic approach to handling the quarterback controversy within the New York Jets back in 2012 highlighted his thoughtful disposition. This approach eventually paved the way for his post-football career as a broadcaster, which found its home at ESPN.
Greg McElroy was announced for the NFL Draft 2011 and was selected in the seventh round by New York Jets. He signed a four-year contract with the team. He made his NFL debut against Arizona Cardinals in December 2012 replacing Mark Sanchez.
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McElroy missed most of the 2013 preseason due to injury and was eventually released from the contract in August 2013. Some months later, he signed with the practice squad of the Cincinnati Bengals and retired from the NFL in March 2014.
