American Football
So, how is his married life going? What's his net worth? Let's know all about Bruschi's professional and personal life along with his married life and children.
Tedy Bruschi met his future wife, Heidi, as a redshirt sophomore at the University of Arizona. The two met briefly while working out in the weight room and slowly the encounter grew up to dates.
Finally, the couple got married in 1997, after years of dating, however, the detail of their marriage is yet to be revealed. Probably, they married in a private ceremony and now are enjoying the moments together.
Tedy Bruschi and his wife, Heidi Bruschi
Source: NY Daily
Well, it's been more than 20 years since their marriage, the couple is reportedly still strong free from the mishaps of separation and divorce.
The couple sharing the love of 3 children are also free from the records of past affairs. Tedy and Heidi are the parents of their 3 sons, Tedy Bruschi Jr., Rex and Dante, but have kept the detail about their children beyond the media.
The happy family is enjoying a lot and are spotted together sharing some beautiful moments. Have a look.
Tedy Bruschi with his sons, Tedy Jr., Rexa and Dante
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Even though he has not spoken much about his sons, but he revealed that he wanted them to be a football player. The craze for football still remains the same!
Let's wish the happy family a lot of happiness.
Tedy Bruschi who played for the Arizona Wildcats Football team from 1991 to 1995, later after his NFL Draft started to play for New England Patriots as a linebacker. Bruschi who won 3 Super Bowls, surprisingly played for the Patriots his entire playing career.
He played for the Patriots till 2008 and never used any agent during that period. In 1999, Bruschi recorded a career-high 138 total tackles, including two sacks finishing second on the team in tackles, despite missing 2 games due to right knee sprain.
Bruschi was ranked seventh on the team with 65 tackles even after missing 5 games finished second at the end of 2004 season with 122 tackles. He was also voted a defensive captain for the season by his teammates in 2002.
But, just three days after playing in the 2005 Pro Bowl on February 16, 2005, Bruchi got admitted to hospital. He was diagnosed with a mild stroke including temporary numbness, blurred vision, and headaches, and thankfully he recovered.
Here is a video of Tedy recalling his experience of stroke.
Later, in 2006, he broke his right scaphoid bone which he had surgery on August 8, earlier that year. The New England Patriots Hall of Fame, Bruschi on his last season October 7, 2007, tied a single-game career high with a two-sack performance against the Cleveland Browns.
Bruschi, known as the first player in NFL history to return four consecutive interceptions for touchdowns got his record broken in 2015 after 5 touchdowns of Pittsburgh Steelers' cornerback William Gay.
William Gay, the footballer who broke Tedy Bruschi's record
Source: Pittsburgh Steelers
On August 31, 2009, Tedy Bruschi announced his retirement at a press conference alongside New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and owner Robert Kraft. And after his retirement, he currently is serving as a game analyst for ESPN.
Bruschi is enjoying his retired life with his family along with the net worth of $12 million.
