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Sam Bradford is one of the richest Football Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Sam Bradford's net worth $70 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
He was awarded the Heisman Trophy in 2008 playing for the University of Oklahoma, the first Sooner to take home this Trophy following Jason White in 2003.
He set an NFL record as a rookie for the longest consecutive pass that did not include an intercept, with the number of 169. He was named the offensive rookie of the Year in 2010.
Bradford is 1/16th Cherokee and is listed as an official citizen on the Cherokee Nation tribe’s rolls. Bradford was the first person of identified Cherokee descent to start at quarterback for a Division I university since Sonny Sixkiller, a full-blooded Cherokee, who played for the University of Washington during the 1970–1972 seasons.
Bradford was also a Division I-caliber basketball player. As a senior, he averaged 18.6 points and 10.5 rebounds per game and played on the same elite AAU team as fellow Oklahoma City native and Detroit Pistons star Blake Griffin. In golf, Bradford defeated future PGA touring pros Kevin Tway and Robert Streb during his high school career. In addition to the aforementioned sports, Bradford also played hockey in his youth. In 1999, when Bradford was 12, his travel team, the Junior Blazers, won a regional championship, beating a team from Houston. He quit the sport that same year, and according to his former hockey coach Mike McEwen, who played on three Stanley Cup championship teams with the New York Islanders, Bradford had the talent to make it in the NHL. McEwen also said that Bradford was one of the best players he ever coached.
When combined with Blake Griffin’s Naismith Award, Oklahoma became the first school to have a winner in both top basketball and football individual awards in the same year. Bradford was also voted Associated Press College Football Player of the Year. Bradford received 27 votes, again beating McCoy and Tim Tebow . Bradford is the third Oklahoma Sooner to win the award, joining Josh Heupel (2000) and Jason White (2003). Heupel and White were also quarterbacks, with Heupel being the current quarterbacks coach for Oklahoma.
