Ray Lucas Biography
Ray Lucas is a retired American football quarterback from the National Football League. He played for the New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, and New York Jets during his seven-year NFL career, which spanned from 1996 to 2002. He presently serves as a studio analyst for the Jets Nation program on the SportsNet New York sports network, which is situated in New York City.
He was a Jets analyst for SportsNet New York for several years, including pre-game and post-game shows. He also provided weekly updates before quitting the network in 2020. He joined the Rutgers Football Radio Network as a color analyst in 2019. He retained the position until 2021 when he took over as coach of his hometown high school football team.
Ray Lucas Age
Ray Lucas was born in Harrison, New Jersey, United States of America on August 6, 1972. He is 50 years old.
Ray Lucas Height
Ray stands at a height of 6 ft 2 in/1.88m tall.
Ray Lucas Family
On August 6, 1972, he was born to his father and mother in Harrison, New Jersey, USA. His mother remarried Tom Lucas, who reared him even though he was not his biological father. He is of American nationality but of the black ethnic group.
Ray Lucas Wife
In high school, Ray met his sweetheart, Cecilia. In 2021, Ray and Cecilia celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary. The couple has three lovely daughters. Rayven graduated from Montclair (N.J.) State University, Madison was a high school sophomore at the age of 16, and Kayla is their youngest child.
Ray Lucas Education
Ray acquired his high school diploma from Harrison High School. Rutgers University was attended by the Harrison, New Jersey native. Former NFL quarterback who spent time with the New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, Miami Dolphins, and New England Patriots.
Ray Lucas Salary
Ray receives an annual salary of $68,195.
Ray Lucas’s Net Worth
Ray’s estimated net worth is $2 million.
Ray Lucas Career
The Rutgers University graduate is currently a studio analyst for SportsNet New York. Ray will be covering the Jets, and Rutgers games, and appearing on the Big Ten Network in his new capacity. His coverage of the Jets earned him an Emmy Award for greatest sports analyst in New York. Ray has also worked as an executive with Platinum Maintenance, New York’s premier repair and maintenance service company.
He played seven seasons in the NFL with the New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, and New York Jets. Ray resigned from football in 2005 and has spent the majority of his time since then as a television personality.
He did not appear on SNY’s Jets programming season in 2020 since he and SNY could not reach a new contract arrangement. According to sources, the main issue was money. Ray’s agent, Mark Lepselter, stated that it was a “mutual separation.” SNY also confirmed the decision. He made his football retirement known in 2005. Ray has spent the majority of his time as a television personality since then.
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