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Louis Riddick has grown to become one of sportscasting’s household names since beginning work as an NFL Front Officer Insider for ESPN. Even after retiring from active football, he has remained close to the game he adores, delighting sports fans all over the world with his objective insights and high quality of work.
What is the net worth of Louis Riddick?
Louis Riddick’s net worth is about $6 million.
Louis Riddick: Birth, Parents, Siblings & Education
Louis Riddick was born on March 14, 1969, to his parents in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, where he was raised alongside his brother, Robb Riddick.
Tim and Lewis Riddick are two former football players in the Riddick family. They are cousins of Louis.
The ESPN staff has not publicly discussed his family, but he once stated that he lost his father at the age of 65 and that his parents were his biggest supporters.
They did not express concern about his career choice, he claims.
Riddick graduated from Perkasie (PA) Pennridge High School and went on to the University of Pittsburgh, where he earned a bachelor of arts in economics.
Louis was a USA Today and Parade Magazine All-American and team captain as a senior at Pennridge, as well as a two-time Academic All-American and four-year letterman.
The Quakertown native entered the NFL in 1991 as the 248th pick in the ninth round of that year’s draft by the San Francisco 49ers. He went on to play seven seasons as a safety in the NFL.
He played for the Atlanta Falcons from 1992 to 1996, the Oakland Raiders in 1998, and the Cleveland Browns from 1993 to 1995, totaling 172 tackles and two sacks.
Louis Riddick: Professional Career
After retiring, Riddick was hired as a pro scout for the American football team Washington Reskins, where he stayed for four years before being promoted to Director of Pro Personnel in 2005.
The former NFL player was hired as a pro scout by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2008, and he was promoted to the position of Director of Pro Personnel on February 3rd, 2010. He was a member of the Eagles between 2010 and 2013.
Louis Riddick’ next stop was ESPN, where he was hired as a football analyst in May 2013. Since he began working with the mega-network, he has turned out to be one of the most well-respected NFL voices on sports television.
Louis Riddick is in charge of providing analysis on ESPN’s flagship NFL shows such as NFL Live, Monday Night Countdown, and Sunday NFL Countdown.
His job also allows him to travel to the site of the weekly Monday Night Football game to share his thoughts, opinions, and insights with Suzy Kolber and Steve Young on the halftime and postgame shows.
The in-demand media personality also contributes to ESPN Radio and the ESPN morning show Get Up! , as well as SportsCenter. Riddick stands out as ESPN’s major contributor to NFL Draft, NFL Scouting Combine, and ESPN’s coverage of Super Bowl week.
Among his notable network appearances is his appearance on ESPN’s main set, which he joined for the first time in 2015 when he made his NFL Draft television debut and joined the network’s main set for Round 1.
All through 2016, he was part of ESPN’s main set for the aforementioned crucial sporting events and was also part of the crew that covered the NFL Draft (Rounds 2-3 in 2015 and Rounds 1-3 in 2014) on ESPN Radio.
Louis Riddick: Relationship Status
Louis Riddick has a lovely and happy family that includes his wife and two wonderful children.
While he has yet to discuss in detail when he married, who his wife and children are, where she is from, and what she does for a living, reliable sources indicate that the former footballer is a father of two – a son (born 2000) and a daughter.
His son is in elementary school and his daughter is in college as of 2017.
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Louis Riddick: Height & Weight
The former football safety, who wore the No. 26, 42, 29, 41 jersey numbers during his playing career, stands at 6 feet 2 inches tall, which is proportional to 1.88 meters.
