Brian Baldinger Net Worth – How Much Is Brian Baldinger Worth?

Brian Baldinger is currently an American football analyst on NFL Total Access television show. In addition, he previously held professional NFL offensive lineman positions with Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, and Philadelphia Eagles before retiring.

He is known for his soothing voice and extensive repertoire of cliches that makes him a valuable contributor to Fox telecasts. Additionally, he hosts a radio show during football season as well as teaching seminars through Nadia Communications.

Early Life and Education

Brian David Baldinger hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and belongs to the White ethnic group. At 63 years old he played for Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, Philadelphia Eagles in National Football League (NFL). Now living in Marton New Jersey he now works for NFL Network as an analyst on their television show ‘NFL Total Access’.

He studied at the Naval Academy before transferring to Nassau Community College and graduating from Duke University, serving as offensive line coach at Maryland.

Since retiring from football, he has served as a color commentator for Fox Sports, then later the lead analyst on Compass Media Networks’ national radio broadcasts of NFL games during football season. Additionally, he hosts a talk show for Sporting News Radio and conducts seminars through Nadia Communications.

Professional Career

Brian Baldinger was an offensive lineman in the National Football League (NFL), playing professionally for Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles before serving as an analyst alongside Scott Graham for several preseason games of Philadelphia Eagles preseason play-off games.

He played college football at Massapequa High School and Nassau Community College before transferring to Duke University to play offensive line. Undrafted from the 1982 NFL Draft, he signed with Dallas Cowboys as an unrestricted free agent.

Baldinger has served as an NFL Network analyst since 1997 and college football color commentator for Fox Sports since 2008. He works alongside play-by-play announcers Ray Bentley, Curt Menefee, Joe Buck and Kenny Albert; co-hosts his own talk show on Sporting News Radio as well as teaching seminars for Nadia Communications.

Achievement and Honors

Baldinger played 13 years in the National Football League (NFL), from 1982-1987 for Dallas Cowboys (’82-’87) and Indianapolis Colts (1988-91) before playing for Philadelphia Eagles (1991). Additionally, he covered preseason games for several years as an analyst alongside Scott Graham.

He currently co-hosts a talk show for Sporting News Radio during football season and teaches seminars for Nadia Communications. Additionally, he is the author of The Map to Clear Messages book.

He remains relatively private, not often divulging details of his life on social media. Yet it’s evident that he’s an extremely talented individual with enormous knowledge and skill; many fans appreciate his work and wish to learn from him; his charismatic speaking style draws many devoted students towards him as a teacher and learner alike. He is widely-known for being an engaging speaker who delivers entertaining speeches.

Personal Life

He currently works for NFL Network as an analyst covering Philadelphia Eagles preseason games alongside Scott Graham as an analyst. In addition, he serves as color commentator for NFL Europe games and co-hosts a talk show on Sporting News Radio as well as conducting seminars for Nadia Communications.

Baldinger is proud to call Mia his daughter and has posted many photos of her to his Instagram account, where his huge following provides him with additional income streams.

Brian Baldinger was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on January 7th 1959. He holds American citizenship and belongs to the Caucasian ethnic group. Brian currently resides in Marlton New Jersey, is an avid golfer, and boasts two younger brothers named Rich and Gary who were former NFL players.

Net Worth

Baldinger played in 143 NFL games during his career. He represented three different franchises – Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles – before signing a brief stint with Buffalo Bills (though without playing during season). Following retirement he joined Fox broadcasting where he provided analysis and color commentary of NFL games alongside voiceover artists like Ray Bentley, Curt Menefee, Joe Buck, Pat Summerall and Kenny Albert.

Marton New Jersey-based sportscaster Matt McGinty earns an estimated annual salary of $100,000 through his work for NFL Network. In addition, he co-hosts a talk show for Sporting News Radio during football season as well as teaching seminars through Nadia Communications. Furthermore, he contributes frequently to Philadelphia-based 97.5 The Fanatic’s ESPN affiliate show with regular appearances and contributions on its sports talk radio show.