Bubby Brister Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family
Walter Andrew "Bubby" Brister, III (born August 15, 1962, in Monroe, Louisiana) is a former American football quarterback in the NFL for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets, Denver Broncos, and Minnesota Vikings. He played quarterback at Tulane and Northeast Louisiana and was taken in the third round of the 1986 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.He was given the nickname "Bubby" (a mispronunciation of "Brother") by one of his five older sisters. Being the sixth child born was his reason for choosing 6 as his jersey number.Brister played his high school football in Monroe, Louisiana and originally enrolled at Tulane; at that time he was known as Bubba Brister. The nickname was modified to "Bubby" sometime shortly after he transferred to Northeast Louisiana (now Louisiana-Monroe) in 1982.
Net Worth
$1.6 Million
Date Of Birth
August 15, 1962
Profession
American football player
Nicknames
Bubby Brister, Brister, Bubby
Star Sign
Leo
Self
Title
Year
Status
Character
A Football Life
2016
TV Series
Himself
NFL Films Presents
2007
TV Series documentary
Himself
The NFL on CBS
1999
TV Series
Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback
Super Bowl XXXIII
1999
TV Special
Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback
NFL Monday Night Football
1986-1998
TV Series
Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback / Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback / Himself - Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback
Super Bowl XXXII
1998
TV Movie
Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback
The NFL on NBC
1988-1995
TV Series
Himself - New York Jets Quarterback / Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback
TNT Sunday Night Football
1990-1995
TV Series
Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback / Himself - New York Jets Quarterback
ESPN's Sunday Night Football
1988-1993
TV Series
Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback / Himself - Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback
1986 NFL Draft
1986
TV Special
Himself - 67th Overall Pick
Known for movies
Super Bowl XXXII (1998) as Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback
Super Bowl XXXIII (1999) as Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback
1986 NFL Draft (1986) as Himself - 67th Overall Pick
NFL Monday Night Football (1986-1998) as Himself - Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback / Himsel
