David Pollack

David Pollack is known as a retired football player and football analyst. He is most famous for his broadcasting work on ESPN.

Background and Age

David Pollack was born on June 19, 1984 in New Brunswick, New Jersey. David studied at Shiloh High School in Snellville, Georgia. He attended the University of Georgia where he studied history. His football career started in 2001 for the Georgia Bulldogs. The youthful competitor immediately rose as a promising star when he played in a game against South Carolina.

David Pollack's season for the Georgia Bulldogs was fruitful to such an extent that he turned into a 3-time All-American and All-SEC in school history. During his play for the Georgia Bulldogs, he had 36 sacks, which was a record for the group in the school's history. As a defensive end for the Bulldogs, he was the second Bulldog to be a three-time All-American after Herschel Walker did it first.

Career and Net Worth

When David Pollack made his introduction for the NFL, he turned into a member of the Cincinnati Bengals. They chose him No. 17 overall in the 2005 NFL Draft. In his first season, more often than not he was a backup player on the grounds that there were veterans above him. He additionally missed a few games due to a physical issue which included a ligament extending of his knee.

His second season would be the last season of his life. On September 17, 2006, in a game against the Cleveland Browns, he endured a serious neck injury. After he completely recouped from his physical injury in 2007, David changed his occupation. He started his broadcast career studio work for CBS, hosting a sports radio syndicated program called The Zone. He additionally worked on a few projects at CBS.

In June 2009, he started to team up with ESPN, where he participated in programs like College GameDay, College Football Live, Thursday Night Football and Sports Center.

In June 2020, ESPN college football analyst David Pollack was asked about the Black Lives Matter civil rights movement.. He was asked about exactly how much force and impact players really have when they have the fearlessness to make some noise in social movements. He went on ESPN Radio and said, “It’s a different world we’re about to be living in and I think coaches are going to realize this fast. Coaches, back in the day, used to be able to intimidate. I think players are starting to realize they have power.” Personal Life

Marriage, Wife, and Kids

David is married to Lindsey Pollack. In August 2008, she gave birth to their child, Nicholas.