Brian Griese NFL Career Statistics and Performance
Brian Griese played quarterback in the NFL from 1998 to 2008, primarily with the Denver Broncos, Miami Dolphins, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His career stats include 3,055 completions on 5,136 attempts for 36,192 yards and 204 touchdowns against 139 interceptions, with a career passer rating of 80.3, according to official NFL records nfl.com/players/brian-griese.
In 1997, Griese was the MVP of the Rose Bowl and later selected in the third round of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Broncos. He led the Broncos to a 12–4 record in 1998 and started Super Bowl XXXIII, completing 18 of 29 passes for 309 yards and one touchdown in that game.
Brian Griese Post-NFL Earnings and Business Roles
Griese transitioned into broadcasting and finance after retiring, serving as an NFL analyst for ESPN and ABC Sports, which are part of The Walt Disney Company. He also worked with the Denver Broncos in front office and advisory roles, aligning with the team's operations under the Kroenke Sports & Entertainment ownership structure.
His post-career income streams include broadcasting contracts, public appearances, and advisory work in sports and finance. Griese has been involved with organizations such as the Jay Fund Foundation, which supports families of children with cancer, and he has participated in investor and mentorship activities connected to sports and technology ventures.
Brian Griese Rankings and Legacy Among NFL Quarterbacks
In career passer rating, Griese ranks above the NFL average for quarterbacks who started at least 50 games, and his 204 touchdown passes place him among the top-50 in NFL history at the time of his retirement. His consistency in the late 1990s and early 2000s is often cited in discussions of steady franchise quarterbacks who did not win a Super Bowl as a starter.
Griese's legacy is documented in NFL record books and team histories, including the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins official archives. His career data is referenced in scouting and analytics resources used by teams and investors evaluating quarterback performance and long-term value in professional sports.