Brady Quinn Net Worth - Pulptastic

Posted by Zora Stowers on Saturday, May 18, 2024

What is Brady Quinn’s Net Worth and Salary?

Former Notre Dame football player Brady Quinn has a net worth of $10 million and currently works as a college football and NFL analyst. Quinn was drafted by the Cleveland Browns in 2007 and also played for the Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets, and St. Louis Rams during his career.

Brady Quinn’s NFL Contract

In 2007, Brady Quinn signed a five year $20 million deal that included $7.75 million in guaranteed money. The contract also had incentives that could have pushed the total value up to $30 million. However, Quinn never met any of those incentives during his time in the NFL. He ultimately retired from the league in August 2014.

Early Life and High School Career

Brady Quinn was born in 1984 in Columbus, Ohio and attended Dublin Coffman High School. He was ranked number 20 on ESPN’s list of the top 100 national football prospects. Quinn threw for 2,200 yards and 21 touchdowns as a junior, leading Coffman High School to the Division I state semifinals. In his senior year, Quinn threw for 2,149 yards and 25 touchdowns, earning a spot in the US Army All-American Bowl. He received a scholarship from Notre Dame in 2002.

Brady Quinn’s Notre Dame Career

During his time at Notre Dame, Brady Quinn set 36 records, including career pass attempts, completions, and touchdown passes. He won 29 games as a starter, tying for the second most in school history. In 2005, he was named to the AP All-America Team and won the Sammy Baugh Trophy as the top passer in the nation. The following year, he threw for over 3,400 yards and 37 touchdowns with only seven interceptions. Quinn’s awards included the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and the Maxwell Award. He graduated from Notre Dame in 2007 with dual degrees in finance and political science.

Brady Quinn’s NFL Career with Cleveland Browns

After signing a five-year, $20.2 million deal, Brady Quinn served three seasons with the Cleveland Browns. His first two seasons were less than successful, but he had his best professional outing in Week 11 of the 2009-2010 season, throwing for 304 yards with four touchdowns against the Detroit Lions. Quinn set a record for the Cleveland Browns for being the only quarterback in franchise history to throw three touchdowns in a single quarter that day. He helped the Browns defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers, knocking them out of playoff contention, and earned his first win as starting quarterback. Despite weathering a foot injury during the game, Quinn helped the team defeat the Kansas City Chiefs the following week. In December of 2009, the Browns placed Quinn on Injured Reserve for the final two games of the season.

Brady Quinn’s NFL Career Highlights

In 2010, Quinn was traded to the Denver Broncos for Peyton Hillis. He remained on the bench for the regular season and did not play in any games. During the next season, he continued to serve as a backup quarterback.

However, in March of 2012, Quinn signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. He played one of his best games as a starter in December of that year, leading his team to a 27-21 victory over the Carolina Panthers by completing 19-23 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns. This performance earned him the title of AFC Offensive Player of the Week.

Brady Quinn’s Brief Stint with Seattle Seahawks and New York Jets

In 2013, Quinn joined the Seattle Seahawks as a backup quarterback to Russell Wilson. However, he was released during the final roster cuts in August. He then signed with the New York Jets the following month, but his time with the team was short-lived as he was released within five days. Quinn later resigned with the Jets, but was once again released in late October.

Brady Quinn’s NFL Career

After being released from the Jets, Quinn joined the St. Louis Rams as a backup to Kellen Clemens. However, he suffered a back injury in the weight room during his second week with the team and never played a game. Quinn then signed on as a color commentator for “NFL on Fox” but took advantage of a contract clause to leave for an NFL opportunity. He signed with the Miami Dolphins in August 2014 but was soon released from the team.

Brady Quinn’s Analyst Roles

Quinn has served as a college football analyst for Fox’s “Big Noon Kickoff,” hosted by Rob Stone since 2019. He also appears as a color analyst for NFL, CFB, and XFL games broadcast on the Fox network. Quinn hosts a Sunday night show with Jonas Knox called “Knox and Quinn” on Fox Sports Radio, covering sports-world news.

Quinn is also a college football and NFL analyst for CBS Sports HQ and appears weekly on the “PickSix Podcast.” Additionally, he cohosts Sirius XM NFL Radio’s “Blitz” three days a week, alongside Bruce Murray.

Brady Quinn’s Philanthropic Work

Brady Quinn, former NFL quarterback, is known for his charitable work. In 2011, he founded the 3rd and Goal Foundation, which helps wounded veterans by making their homes handicap accessible, providing gifts to military families in need, and offering educational resources to veterans. Quinn and his wife, Olympic gymnast Alicia Sacramone, serve as co-chairs of the Foundation.

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