Tyrone Davis Net Worth, Wife And Family Facts About NFL Tight End

Tyrone Davis’ net worth and short-term NFL career earnings may have gained him thousands of dollars following his contracts with the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers.

He began his secondary schooling at Halifax County High School before finishing it at Fork Union Military Academy. Later, he attended the University of Virginia to further his studies, and from 1991 to 1994, he was a wide receiver for the Virginia Cavaliers.

Similarly, he earned the second-most passing touchdowns in 1992 and led the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) in receiving yards per catch (23.8).

Two years later, he placed third in touchdowns from scrimmage (10), receiving yards per catch (10), and receiving touchdowns (10) while leading the league (18.2).

With his subsequent 28 touchdown receptions, he broke Herman Moore’s prior record set by the school. Davis had taken over for Moore as the starting wide receiver in 1991. As the sole wide receiver taken by the team in the 1995 NFL Draft, Davis was chosen by the Jets in the fourth round (107th overall).

Some Quick Facts Of Tyrone Davis

Age	50 years old (June 30, 1972-October 3, 2022)
Birthplace	Halifax, Virginia
Height	6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)
Weight	240 lb (109 kg)
Position	Tight end
NFL draft	1995
High school	Halifax County High School and Fork Union Military Academy
Parents	Annie P. Davis
Sibling	Jeff Davis
Children	Maiya Booker, Damien Davis, Jarrett Gomez, and Mariah Gomez

Tyrone Davis’ Net Worth Amid His Eight Season NFL Career

Former tight end Tyrone Davis’ net worth and salary might have been around $100k following his eight-season NFL career.

Although Davis’ actual net worth and earnings as a team member are unclear, Aaron Rodgers, a football player for the Green Bay Packers, has a net worth of $200 million.

In addition to being one of the most paid sportsmen in the world and an NFL quarterback, Rodgers is most well-known for his performance with the Green Bay Packers.

For instance, his salary and sponsorships brought in $90 million from June 2018 to June 2019.

Aaron agreed to a contract deal with the Packers in March 2022 that would pay him $50 million a year for four years with a guaranteed $153 million.

Tyrone Davis’ NFL Debut With The New York Jets

On September 3, 1995, at 23, Davis made his NFL debut with the Jets in a 52-14 loss to the Miami Dolphins. He changed positions, moving from wide receiver to tight end before the onset of his second season.

The New York Jets are a professional football team located in the New York metropolitan region. The Jets are a team in the American Football Conference (AFC) East division of the National Football League (NFL).

Early in the 1990s, the squad was having trouble, years before Tyrone joined the team. Owner Leon Hess sacked coach Bruce Coslet and hired Pete Carroll, who battled to a 6-10 record before being fired at the end of the season.

Rich Kotite was then chosen to take the club to victory, but over the next two years, he only managed to guide the Jets to a 4-28 record. The Jets had to look for a new head coach after Kotite’s resignation after his second season.

In 1997, when Davis was moved to the Green Bay Packers, Hess persuaded a disgruntled Bill Parcells to move to New York.

A Year Later, Tyrone Was Traded To Green Bay Packers

On August 26, 1997, Tyrone was dealt to the Green Bay Packers for past considerations. That year, he had one fumble return touchdown, matching him for the third-most in the league.

The Packers won the NFC title for the second time in a row and finished the next season with another 13-3 record.

Likewise, the Packers made a second appearance in the Super Bowl as an 11 1/2 point favorite after beating the San Francisco 49ers 23-10 and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21-7 in the playoffs.

Davis did not participate in the Super Bowl XXXII title game, in which the club ultimately lost to John Elway and the Denver Broncos by a score of 31–24.

His NFL Career Ended Following His Struggle With Weight Gain

Davis had weight difficulties in the latter years of his NFL career, finishing the 2000 campaign at 277 pounds (126 kg).

Then, after being told to drop weight, he showed up for a post-draft minicamp the following April, weighing close to 280 pounds (130 kg).

Later, in July, he underwent surgery to repair a torn hamstring, which forced him to spend the remainder of the 2001 season on the injured reserve list.

In 2003, Davis showed up to minicamp overweight again, and the Packers cut him after he had a dismal training camp.

Former Footballer Davis’ Family: Meet His Mother Annie P. Davis

Davis’ parents, Annie P. Davis and her father reared him with his older brother Jeff Davis when he was born in Halifax, Virginia.

Although he was his parents’ youngest kid, his family’s cycle didn’t stop there. The Davis family has a long list of members, including his grandparents, Moses and Annie C. Davis, and his two uncles, Charlie Davis and Ronald W. Davis.

Before his untimely demise suddenly rocked his family, his life after retiring from the NFL went relatively smoothly.

Though the cause of his demise at age 50 is unclear, he is survived by his family and close friends.

He also has one aunt, Donna (Ray) Moseley, five uncles—Harvey Davis, Melvin (Taundra) Davis, Moses M. Davis, and Henry L. Davis—and two great aunts—Clarise Hubbard and Gladys Edmonds.

Who Is Tyrone Davis’s Wife?

Former Packers Davis was married to his wife, with whom he has four children: Maiya Booker, Damien Davis, Jarrett Gomez, and Mariah Gomez.

He may have been hitched in his late 20s, and all his children might have reached adulthood. Based on his age, i.e., 50, his four children may be in their 20s and 30s.

Likewise, he has a niece named Tyniqua Ferrell, two great-nieces named Jada and Miya, three nephews named Mark, Tyheem, and Noah, and a great-nephew named Malachi.

But when news of his 50-year-old’s unexpected passing became public, his idyllic family picture was shattered.

Tyrone Davis’ burial ceremony will be held on Saturday, October 8 at 11:00 a.m. at The Crawford House Chapel in Halifax, Virginia. The eulogist will be the Rev. Evon Bush. The cemetery of Union Grove C.M.E. Church will then be used for burials.

From noon to 6 p.m. on Friday, The Crawford House Chapel will be accessible to the general public for family and friend viewing.