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Esiason made $25.1 million in salary during his career and several more from endorsements. The rest of his income is primarily due to his career as a broadcaster, which began before he officially retired from the NFL. He hosted "The NFL Today" on the network's pregame show from 2002-17 and he's currently a studio analyst on Monday games.
In this extensive deep dive, we explore the narratives of these groundbreaking pioneers and their participation and LGBTQ+ representation in the NFL today. Dave Kopay Running back Dave Kopay became the first former NFL player in history to publicly announce he was gay when an article about him appeared on page one of the dedication issue.
