Brady Quinn

Brady Quinn has transitioned from a successful NFL quarterback to a prominent college football analyst and radio show host. After setting 36 Fighting Irish records during his collegiate career, Brady Quinn was selected as the 22nd overall pick in the first round of the 2007 NFL draft by the Cleveland Browns. At the University of Notre Dame from 2003 to 2006, Quinn’s record-breaking performance included 1,602 career pass attempts, 929 completions, 239.6 yards-per-game, and 95 touchdown passes. In 2005, he earned third-team AP All-America honors and the Sammy Baugh Trophy as the nation’s top passer, significantly improving his passing yards per game by 110 and throwing 32 touchdowns under head coach Charlie Weis.

Louis Rams (2013), and Miami Dolphins (2014) as an offseason or practice squad member. Following his playing career, Quinn transitioned into sports broadcasting, leveraging his extensive football knowledge and on-field experience. In August 2019, Quinn joined Fox Sports as a college football analyst for ‘Big Noon Kickoff,’ providing expert commentary and insights on major collegiate games. He has since expanded his role, serving as a color analyst for FOX’s NFL, CFB, and XFL games, bringing his distinctive voice and perspective to a broad audience of sports fans.

His transition to broadcasting quickly established him as a respected and sought-after voice in the football community. Continuing his prominent media career, Quinn began co-hosting ‘2 Pros and a Cup of Joe’ on FOX Sports Radio in 2021, a widely syndicated show that further cemented his presence in national sports talk. Beyond his work with FOX, he consistently contributes as an analyst for CBS Sports HQ, offering real-time analysis and breakdowns of breaking news and live games, and as a key contributor to Sirius XM NFL Radio’s ‘Blitz.’