Table of Biography
Mike Mayock is a famous American former football player, American football executive, and broadcaster. Mike Mayock played for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Toronto Argonauts, and New York Giants throughout his career as an American footballer.
Early Life
Mike Mayock was born on August 14, 1958, and he is currently 65 years old. Mike hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and his zodiac sign is Leo. His full name is Michael Francis Mayock.
Talking about his educational journey, Mike attended The Haverford School in Haverford, Pennsylvania. Later on, Mike attended Boston College. In both high school and college, Mike played football.
At college, Mike additionally played baseball. Although not much is known about his family, it is known that Mike’s father is Mike Mayock Sr.
Caption: Mike in old photographs with his children. Source: Instagram
Mike Mayock – Net Worth 2024
Moving on, Mike Mayock has an estimated net worth of around $15 million US dollars.
Body Measurements
Mike Mayock’s listed height is 6 feet 2 inches or 1.88 meters and his listed weight is 195 lbs or 88 kg.
Other than this, there is no information regarding Mike’s other body measurement details like his chest-waist-hip measures, dress size, shoe size, biceps, etc. Moreover, Mike has blue eyes and blonde hair color.
Mike Mayock – Career and Professional Life
Professionally, Mike Mayock is a popular former football player. At present, Mike is a well-known football executive, who is the general manager of the Las Vegas Raiders. This team plays for the National Football League (NFL).
Likewise, Mike was a safety with the New York Giants of the NFL. He was also a draft analyst for the NFL Network. Further, the former player was also a game analyst for NBC’s coverage of Notre Dame football.
Football Career
The Pittsburgh Steelers selected Mike in the 10th round of the 1981 NFL Draft. Mike was the 265th overall pick. Likewise, the former player was waived during the 1st roster cuts back on August 18, 1981.
After his release, the former player signed with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts. Later on, Mike returned to the NFL with the New York Giants for the football seasons in 1982 and 1983.
Moreover, in 1982, Mike played in the 1st two games of the season. After the players’ strike, the players returned on November 21. At the time, Mike tore his rotator cuff in a game against the Washington Redskins.
Furthermore, the former footballer underwent arthroscopic knee surgery in 1983.
Caption: Mike interacting with Raider’s management team. Source: CBS Sports
Broadcasting Career
Mike had an 18-year career in commercial real estate. Following this, the former footballer broke into broadcasting. Mike covered college football for Prime Network, Prime Sports Radio, NCAA Productions, and the Big East Conference.
Later on, Mike went to ESPN. There, the former footballer was an analyst and sideline reporter. It was for the cable network’s coverage of the Canadian Football League as well as college football from 1993 to 1995.
Mike then moved to CBS Sports in the year 1996. There, Mike was a member of the SEC on CBS’ broadcast team. During this time, Mike worked as both a game analyst and lead sideline reporter.
Moreover, Mike was also a reporter for CBS. Mike covered the NCAA basketball tournament in the years 1997, 1998, and 1999. A year later in 2000, Mike moved to Fox Sports Net. There, Mike called college football action.
Then from 2001 to 2004, Mike was a college football analyst for ABC Sports. Likewise, Mike was the color commentator for the Minnesota Vikings preseason games.
Then from 2015 to 2018, Mike commentated on the Philadelphia Eagles preseason TV broadcasts. For this, Mike worked alongside play-by-play announcer Scott Graham as well as sideline reporter Dave Spadero.
Furthermore, Mike was also an analyst for NFL Network. The former footballer was also the host of the show Path To The Draft. It was during the draft season and Mike was a draft guru.
In 2010, Mike worked alongside Tom Hammond for NBC’s coverage of Notre Dame football. The duo later worked together to call NBC’s coverage of the Wild Card playoff game.
This game was between the New Orleans Saints and Seattle Seahawks. Later, on January 5, 2012, Mike commented on the AFC Wild Card game. It was the game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Houston Texans.
Executive Career
Moving on, Mike became the general manager of the Oakland Raiders on December 31, 2018. Trading for embittered Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was one of Mike’s 1st splashes as general manager.
The general manager was later involved in a heated verbal exchange with Antonio Brown during a practice session. This happened before the start of the 2019 NFL season.
Fairly recently in 2020, Mike served as the defensive backs coach. This was during a late-season game against the Miami Dolphins. At the time, the defensive backs coach Jim O’Neil, as well as assistant Taver Johnson, were ruled out of the game due to COVID-19.
Mike Mayock – Relationship Status
Although Mike is a married person, he has shared very little about his family life. Mike has two biological children namely daughter Leigh and son Mike.
Similarly, Mike also has two step-children namely Mackenzie and Jack Miles. His son, Mike, was a footballer at Villanova.
Caption: Mike posing for a photo with his family. Source: Instagram
Social Media
Talking about his social media presence, Mike Mayock joined Twitter in November 2015 and so far has over 132.2K followers on his @mikemayock account.
Although he doesn’t have a personal account on Instagram, Mayock often appears on his son’s Instagram account @mmayock. This account currently boasts just over 1k followers as of July 2021.
Other than this, Mike doesn’t seem to have a personal account on other platforms like Facebook, Tiktok, YouTube, etc.