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To date, BEF has raised over $230 million for the fight against cystic fibrosis. In addition, BEF provides education, awareness and scholarships for people with the disease. After his son Gunnar was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis, Esiason created the Boomer Esiason Foundation (BEF) in 1993 to fund research to find a cure for the deadly disease with the mission to provide a higher quality of life for people with cystic fibrosis. He ranks in the Top-25 all-time in NFL passing yards with 37,920 (1st for left-handed quarterbacks), Top-30 in completions with 2,969 (1st for left-handed quarterbacks) and Top-25 all-time with 247 touchdown passes (1st for left-handed quarterbacks).Įsiason’s accomplishments stretch far beyond football. The University of Maryland product was selected by the Bengals in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft and became one of the most successful quarterbacks in NFL history. Sporting News and Football Digest also named Esiason the NFL Player of the Year that same season.

DANIELA RUAH AND NFL COMMENTATOR BOOMER ESIASON PRO

The four-time Pro Bowl quarterback was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player Award 1988 and led the Cincinnati Bengals to Super Bowl XXIII (1989).

He also hosted The Boomer Esiason Show on Madison Square Garden Network for eight years and during the 2001 season, served as an analyst on Fox Sports Net's NFL This Morning.īefore gaining his stellar reputation on the air, the 14-year NFL veteran played for the Cincinnati Bengals, New York Jets and Arizona Cardinals. Esiason was a weekly contributor for Bleacher Report’s Behind the Mic and Sport Illustrated’s SI.com. He served as an analyst on Inside The NFL on Showtime for five seasons. Esiason had been part of a Super Bowl-record 19 consecutive broadcasts (SB XXXIV in 2000 to SBII in 2018). He called games for Westwood One Radio Sports’ Monday Night Football broadcasts for 19 seasons, teaming with Marv Albert and Kevin Harlan for eight years each. Upon retiring from the NFL following the 1997 season, Esiason headed straight to the broadcast booth making his debut as a commentator for ABC's Monday Night Football for two years. In 2019, Esiason became the host of new syndicated interview show Game Time with Boomer Esiason, seen nationwide in 220 television markets across the country.

He has co-hosted Super Bowl’s Greatest Commercials since 2012. New York City’s top-rated Boomer and Gio (co-hosted Gregg Giannotti) is also simulcasted nationally on the CBS Sports Network.Įsiason contributes daily commentary to Audacy’s “CBS Sports Minute” and is a weekly guest during the NFL season on WEEI-FM in Boston. Since 2002, Boomer Esiason has been a lead studio analyst on CBS Sports’ The NFL Today and has served as co-host of WFAN Radio’s weekday morning show for over 14 years.

Daniela ruah and nfl commentator boomer esiason