• Erin Osweiler is best known for being the wife of professional American Football player Brock Osweiler.
• Her estimated net worth is over $1 million, and her wealth has been elevated by her husband, who has a net worth of $40 million.
• Many details about Erin's past are shrouded in secrecy. She is known to be very private about her life.
• She and Brock have done charity work together, visiting sick children at hospitals and setting a good example in their community.
• Her social media profiles are set to private, and no details have been shared about the nature of her work.
Short Info
Date Of Birth | November 22, 1990 |
Spouse | Erin Osweiler |
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Who Is NFL Player Brock Osweiler’s Wife, Erin Osweiler?
Erin Osweiler was born in the United States of America. She is best known for being the wife of professional American Football player Brock Osweiler who is the current quarterback for the National Football League (NFL) team, the Miami Dolphins. She’s also known to be very private about her life, though many are aware that they have been together since before the start of Brock’s NFL career.
#Broncos QB @bosweiler17 & his wife Erin spent Christmas morning spreading holiday cheer @RMHCFamily!!#BeAChampion pic.twitter.com/RXdCv0kx3F
— Broncos Off Field (@BroncosOffField) December 25, 2015
How rich is Erin Osweiler?
Where Is She From?
Many details about Erin’s past are shrouded in secrecy, so there is no information available about where she is from. Even details on her social media accounts are kept away from the public as her accounts are set to private, only allowing family and friends to view details. According to reports, she met Brock before his NFL debut, and the meeting was set up by a mutual friend. They started dating shortly after, and eventually, after several years of dating, he proposed to Erin in their Scottsdale home, which Erin describes as him getting down on one knee and proposing from the heart.
Wedding
They held their wedding during the football-off season at their dream venue in Arizona. It was a club where Brock played golf, and they planned to get wed at the 18th green of the course. The wedding was set with a neutral color palette with burgundy and a Mediterranean-inspired setting. However, it rained during their wedding day and a tent was set-up for the nuptials. The wedding was said to be attended by 120 people, and included a sit-down dinner celebration with friends and family.
A sweet embrace! https://t.co/IJ2uhugDXh @amyamancuso (Jared Platt Photography) pic.twitter.com/4aVyCXMaq1
— Inside Weddings (@InsideWeddings) November 10, 2015
According to reports, the couple’s first dance was to the Ed Sheeran song entitled “Thinking Out Loud” and one of Brock’s college coaches also decided to get the microphone and started singing. The wedding was lavish with a five-tier almond wedding cake, and pizza was also served during the end of the celebration!
Family
Two years after their marriage, they welcomed their first child which was made public in April 2017. The details were shared through Brock’s Instagram page, and he featured several photos of his wife as well as their baby. It is also known that Erin has a younger sister, and through her also has a brother in law.
Controversy and Support
In 2016, the couple had an incident while at a pizza shop in Scottsdale called “Joe’s Pizza”. It was around two in the morning when a group started to heckle him. A woman started aggressively approaching Erin and Brock stiff armed her away. This caused an aggressive retaliation by another man but Osweiler decided to guide his family to a car and get away. Police would later confirm that no crime was committed and no one pressed charges. The incident had a video which was later posted by TMZ. The incident didn’t hurt Brock’s chances as he was later signed to a contract with Houston. Many experts believed that if he had acted wrongly at the time, it could’ve cost him a considerably in contract negotiations.
.@bosweiler17 in line for @NFL Clutch Player of the Week.
You can make sure he wins https://t.co/czMknpo2Sa pic.twitter.com/cfxxIkihmQ
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) November 25, 2015
Throughout his career, Brock has been supported by Erin. During his big but short lived $72 million contract with the Texans, he was helped by his wife in learning his new team’s offensive plays. They practiced together and Erin acted as the offensive coordinator reading to him the full play. She knows a lot about football, so is able to fully supports her husband, and have been doing this together since before he joined the Texans – she has been helping him understand complex plays since he was playing for Denver.
Charity Work
Throughout the years, the Osweilers have been known to do charity work. One of their favorite things to do is to visit sick children at hospitals, which they’ve been pictured visiting in Denver at the Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, and also at the Houston Children’s Hospital. Brock’s charity work is well known by the NFL, and he was named a Community MVP in 2014 by the NFLPA. In one interview, Brock stated that he recognizes the strong influence that NFL players have, and the need for them to have an impact in their communities by setting a good example.
#Broncos QB @bosweiler17 & his wife Erin spent Christmas morning spreading holiday cheer @RMHCFamily!!#BeAChampion pic.twitter.com/RXdCv0kx3F
— Broncos Off Field (@BroncosOffField) December 25, 2015
Work and Social Media
No details have been shared about the nature of Erin’s work, or indeed if she has any. Many believe that she mainly stays at home as a homemaker. Her social media profiles don’t reveal much information, due to them being set to private, accessed only by family and friends.
General Info
Full Name | Brock Osweiler |
Date Of Birth | November 22, 1990 |
Height | 2.01 m |
Weight | 110 kg |
Profession | American football player |
Education | Arizona State University, Flathead High School |
Nationality | American |
Family
Spouse | Erin Osweiler |
Parents | Kathy Osweiler, John Osweiler |
Siblings | Tanner Osweiler |
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Movies
Self
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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2011 MAACO Las Vegas Bowl | 2011 | TV Movie | Himself - Arizona St. Sun Devils Quarterback |
Archive Footage
Title | Year | Status | Character |
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Mike & Mike | 2015 | TV Series | Himself - Denver Broncos Quarterback |
Source: IMDb, Wikipedia