Nate Burleson
Definition
Nathaniel Eugene Burleson (born August 19, 1981) is a Canadian-American former professional American football wide receiver who played 11 seasons in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions, and Cleveland Browns.
He is a television host and sports commentator, currently co-hosting CBS Mornings and The NFL Today on CBS Sports, and hosting the revived Hollywood Squares game show.
Renowned for his charismatic personality, accurate Super Bowl predictions, and unique family athletic legacy with siblings in the NFL and NBA.
Examples
Nate Burleson tried to heroically rescue a tumbling pizza from his dashboard, only to end up sidelined with a fractured forearm instead.
With a brother in the NBA and another NFL hopeful, Nate Burleson grew up in a household where family game night meant dodging tackles.
Nate Burleson called the exact Super Bowl LVII score and MVP like he had insider info from the football gods themselves.
From dodging defenders on the field to charming morning TV audiences, Nate Burleson makes reinvention look effortlessly cool.