List of family relations in American football

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The following is a list of family relations in American football.

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  • Adamle – Tony Adamle (father), Mike Adamle (son)
  • Adams – Julius Adams (father), Keith Adams (son)
  • Adams – Sam Adams Sr. (father), Sam Adams Jr. (son)
  • Adams - George Adams (father), Jamal Adams(son)
  • Agnew – Ray Agnew Jr. (father), Ray Agnew III (son)
  • Aldridge – Allen Aldridge Sr. (father), Allen Aldridge Jr. (son)
  • Alford – Bruce Alford Sr. (father), Bruce Alford Jr. (son)[1]
  • Anderson – Flipper Anderson (father), Dres Anderson (son)[2]
  • Atkinson – George Atkinson Jr. (father), George Atkinson III (son)
  • Ayodele – Akin Ayodele, Remi Ayodele (brothers)[3]
  • Ayanbadejo – Obafemi Ayanbadejo, Brendon Ayanbadejo (brothers)[4]
  • Bahr – Chris Bahr, Matt Bahr (brothers)
  • Bailey – Champ Bailey, Boss Bailey (brothers)[4]
  • Bakhtiari – Eric Bakhtiari, David Bakhtiari (brothers)
  • Barber – Ronde Barber, Tiki Barber (twin brothers)[5]
  • Barber – Marion Barber Jr. (father); Marion Barber III, Dominique Barber (sons)[4]
  • Belichick – Steve Belichick (father); Bill Belichick (son); Stephen Belichick, Brian Belichick (grandsons )
  • Bennett – Michael Bennett, Martellus Bennett (brothers)[4]
  • Berry – Eric Berry, Evan Berry (brothers)
  • Blackwood – Lyle Blackwood, Glenn Blackwood (brothers)
  • Blades – Bennie Blades, Brian Blades (brothers), H.B. Blades (son of Bennie)
  • Bolden/Pitts – Brandon Bolden and Frank Pitts (grandson and grandfather)
  • Bosa/Kumerow – John Bosa (father), Eric Kumerow (brother-in-law), Joey Bosa (son of John, nephew of Eric),[6] Nick Bosa (son of John, nephew of Eric), Jake Kumerow (son of Eric, nephew of John, cousin of Joey and Nick)
  • Bowden – Bobby Bowden (father); Tommy Bowden, Jeff Bowden, Terry Bowden (sons).[7][8]
  • Bradshaw – Terry Bradshaw, Craig Bradshaw (brothers)[9]
  • Brown – Orlando Brown (father), Orlando Brown Jr. (son)
  • Brown/Thompkins – Eddie Brown (father), Antonio Brown (son), Kenbrell Thompkins (cousin of Antonio), Marquise Brown (cousin of Antonio)[10]
  • Burns/McClover - Stanley McClover, Brian Burns (brothers)
  • Bush - Devin Bush (father), Devin Bush Jr. (son)
  • Butkus – Dick Butkus (uncle), Luke Butkus (nephew)
  • Byrd – Gill Byrd (father), Jairus Byrd (son)
  • Caldwell – Andre Caldwell, Reche Caldwell (brothers)
  • Carpenter – Rob Carpenter (father), Bobby Carpenter (son)
  • Carr – David Carr, Derek Carr (brothers)[11]
  • Carter – Cris Carter (father), Duron Carter (son)
  • Cash – Keith Cash, Kerry Cash (brothers)[12]
  • Castille – Jeremiah Castille (father), Tim Castille (son)
  • Caterbone – Mike Caterbone, Thomas Caterbone (brothers)[13]
  • Celek ��� Brent Celek, Garrett Celek (brothers)[9]
  • Chickillo – Nick Chickillo (father), Tony Chickillo (son), Anthony Chickillo (grandson)
  • Chubb – Bradley Chubb, Brandon Chubb (brothers); Nick Chubb (cousin)
  • Clark – Monte Clark (father), Bryan Clark (son)[14]
  • Clausen – Casey Clausen, Jimmy Clausen, Rick Clausen (brothers)
  • Cline – Tony Cline (father); Tony Cline Jr. (son)[15]
  • Coffman – Paul Coffman (father), Chase Coffman (son)
  • Colquitt – Craig Colquitt, Jimmy Colquitt (brothers); Britton Colquitt, Dustin Colquitt (brothers, sons of Craig, nephews of Jimmy)[16]
  • Cox – Bryan Cox (father), Bryan Cox Jr. (son)
  • Cromartie/Rodgers-Cromartie – Antonio Cromartie, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Marcus Cromartie (cousins)[17]
  • Crumpler – Alge Crumpler, Carlester Crumpler (brothers)
  • Cummings – Ed Cummings (father), Joe Cummings (son)[18]
  • Cunningham – Sam Cunningham, Randall Cunningham (brothers)[9]
  • Davis – Vernon Davis, Vontae Davis (brothers)[4]
  • Dawkins – Brian Dawkins (uncle), Dalyn Dawkins (nephew)
  • DeOssie – Steve DeOssie (father), Zak DeOssie (son)
  • Derby – Glenn Derby (uncle), A. J. Derby (nephew)
  • Detmer – Ty Detmer, Koy Detmer (brothers)[9]
  • Diggs - Stefon Diggs, Trevon Diggs (brothers)
  • Dimitroff – Tom Dimitroff (father), Thomas Dimitroff (son)
  • Dixon – Brian Dixon, Brandon Dixon (twin brothers)
  • Donelli – Aldo Donelli; Allen Donelli (brothers)[19]
  • Dorsett – Tony Dorsett (father), Anthony Dorsett (son)
  • Edmunds - Ferrell Edmunds (father) Trey Edmunds (brother), Tremaine Edmunds (brother), Terrell Edmunds (brother)
  • Edwards – Mario Edwards (father), Mario Edwards Jr. (son)
  • Ellington – Andre Ellington, Bruce Ellington (cousins)
  • Ellison – Riki Ellison (father), Rhett Ellison (son)
  • Elway – Jack Elway (father), John Elway (son)
  • Fahnhorst – Keith Fahnhorst, Jim Fahnhorst (brothers)
  • Farmer – George Farmer (father), Danny Farmer (son)
  • Farr – Mel Farr (father); Mel Farr Jr., Mike Farr (sons)[15]
  • Fassel – Jim Fassel (father), John Fassel (son)
  • Fells – Daniel Fells, Darren Fells (brothers)[20]
  • Fields - Mark Fields (father), Mark Fields II (son)[21]
  • Flacco – Joe Flacco, Mike Flacco, Tom Flacco (brothers)[22]
  • Fletcher – Bryan Fletcher, Terrell Fletcher (brothers)
  • Floyd – Malcolm Floyd, Malcom Floyd (brothers)[23]
  • Fuller – Vincent Fuller, Corey Fuller, Kyle Fuller, Kendall Fuller (brothers)
  • Garrett – Jim Garrett (father), Jason Garrett, Judd Garrett, John Garrett (sons)
  • Gbaja-Biamila – Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila (brothers)[24]
  • Gaffney – Derrick Gaffney (father), Jabar Gaffney (son)
  • Geathers – , Jumpy Geathers (brothers); Robert Geathers Jr., Clifton Geathers, Kwame Geathers (sons of Robert Sr.), Clayton Geathers (son of Jumpy), Jeremy Geathers (cousin of the Geathers')[25]
  • Gerhart – Toby Gerhart, Garth Gerhart (brothers)
  • Glasgow - Graham Glasgow, Ryan Glasgow, Jordan Glasgow (brothers)
  • Gogolak – Pete Gogolak, Charlie Gogolak (brothers)
  • Golic – Bob Golic, Mike Golic (brothers), Mike Golic Jr. (nephew of Bob, son of Mike)[26]
  • Gramatica – Martín Gramática, Bill Gramatica (brothers)
  • Grange – Garland Grange, Red Grange (brothers)
  • Green – A. J. Green, T. J. Green (cousins)[27]
  • Griese – Bob Griese (father); Brian Griese (son)[28]
  • Griffin – Shaquem Griffin, Shaquill Griffin (twin brothers)
  • Gronkowski – Rob Gronkowski, Dan Gronkowski, Chris Gronkowski, Glenn Gronkowski (brothers)[29][30]
  • Gruden – Jon Gruden, Jay Gruden (brothers)
  • Hager – Britt Hager (father), Bryce Hager (son)
  • Hakim – Az-Zahir Hakim, Saalim Hakim (brothers)
  • Hambrick – Darren Hambrick, Troy Hambrick (brothers)
  • Hannah – (father); John Hannah, Charley Hannah (sons)[15]
  • Harbaugh – Jack Harbaugh (father); John Harbaugh (son), Jim Harbaugh (son); Jay Harbaugh (son of Jim and nephew of John)[31]
  • Hasselbeck – Don Hasselbeck (father); Matt Hasselbeck, Tim Hasselbeck (sons)[4]
  • Hennessy - Matthew Hennessy, Thomas Hennessy (brothers)
  • Henderson -- E.J. and Erin Henderson (brothers)
  • Heyward – Craig Heyward (father); Cameron Heyward (son)
  • Highsmith – Alonzo Highsmith (father), Alonzo Highsmith Jr. (son)
  • Hilgenberg – Jerry Hilgenberg (father); Wally Hilgenberg (brother); Jay Hilgenberg, Joel Hilgenberg (sons of Jerry)
  • Hochuli – Ed Hochuli (father); Shawn Hochuli (son) (family of referees)
  • Holt – Terrence Holt, Torry Holt (brothers)
  • Horn - Joe Horn (father), Joe Horn Jr. Jaycee Horn (sons)
  • Huard – Damon Huard, Brock Huard (brothers)
  • Ihenacho – Carl Ihenacho, Duke Ihenacho (brothers)
  • Ingram – Mark Ingram Sr. (father), Mark Ingram Jr. (son)
  • Ismail – Raghib Ismail, Qadry Ismail (brothers)[4]
  • Jenkins – Kris Jenkins, Cullen Jenkins (brothers)[32]
  • Jerry – John Jerry, Peria Jerry (brothers)
  • Johnson/Thomas - Keyshawn Johnson (uncle), Michael Thomas (nephew)
  • Jones – Jerry Jones (father), Jerry Jones Jr., Stephen Jones (sons)
  • Jones – Julius Jones, Thomas Jones (brothers)
  • Jones-Drew/Ward – Maurice Jones-Drew, T. J. Ward (cousins)[33]
  • Jordan – Steve Jordan (father), Cameron Jordan (son)
  • Joseph-Mickey Joseph, Vance Joseph, Sammy Joseph(brothers)
  • Kalil – Ryan Kalil, Matt Kalil (brothers)
  • Karras - Lou Karras, Ted Karras, Alex Karras (brothers), Ted Karras, Jr (son of Ted) and Ted Karras III (son of Ted, Jr; grandson of Ted)
  • Kearse/Buchanon – Jevon Kearse (uncle), Jayron Kearse (nephew), Phillip Buchanon (cousin of Jayron)[6]
  • Kelce – Jason Kelce, Travis Kelce (brothers)[34]
  • Kendricks – Mychal Kendricks, Eric Kendricks (brothers)[35]
  • Kiffin - Monte Kiffin (father), Lane Kiffin (son), Chris Kiffin (son)
  • Kupp – Jake Kupp (father), Craig Kupp (son), Cooper Kupp (grandson)
  • Landry – Dawan Landry, LaRon Landry (brothers)
  • Lattner/Spillane – Johnny Lattner, Robert Spillane (grandfather and grandson)[36]
  • Leggett – Earl Leggett (father), Brad Leggett (son)
  • Lindstrom- Chris Lindstrom (son), (father), (uncle), Dave Lindstrom (uncle)
  • Little – Larry Little, David Little (brothers)[9]
  • Long – Howie Long (father); Chris Long, Kyle Long (sons)[37]
  • Lott/Nece – Ronnie Lott (father), Ryan Nece (son)
  • Luck – Oliver Luck (father), Andrew Luck (son)[38]
  • Lusk – Herbert H. Lusk, Hendrick Hamilton Lusk, Harold Hollingsworth Lusk, (brothers)
  • Lynch – Bill Lynch (father), Joey Lynch (son), (son)
  • Lynch/Johnson/Russell – Marshawn Lynch; Josh Johnson, JaMarcus Russell (cousins)[39]
  • Manning – Archie Manning (father); Peyton Manning, Eli Manning (sons)[40]
  • Marion – Jerry Marion (father), Brock Marion (son)
  • Martin - Doug Martin, George Martin (brothers)
  • Martin – Nick Martin, Zack Martin (brothers)
  • Mays – Stafford Mays (father), Taylor Mays (son)
  • Matthews/Niklas – Clay Matthews, Sr. (father); Clay Matthews, Jr., Bruce Matthews (sons), Clay Matthews III, Kevin Matthews, Casey Matthews, Jake Matthews, Mike Matthews (grandsons),[15] Troy Niklas (Bruce Matthews' nephew)
  • McCaffrey – Ed McCaffrey (father); Max McCaffrey and Christian McCaffrey (sons)
  • McAlister – James McAlister (father), Chris McAlister (son)
  • McClendon – Willie McClendon (father), Bryan McClendon (son)
  • McCourty – Devin McCourty, Jason McCourty (twin brothers)[4]
  • McCown – Josh McCown, Luke McCown (brothers)[41]
  • McCutcheon – Lawrence McCutcheon (father), Daylon McCutcheon (son)
  • McDonald – Tim McDonald (father); T. J. McDonald, Tevin McDonald (sons)
  • McDougle – Jerome McDougle, Stockar McDougle (brothers)
  • McFadden-Darren McFadden-Reggie Swinton (Cousins)
  • McKay – John McKay (father), John McKay Jr., Rich McKay (sons)
  • McKenzie – Raleigh McKenzie, Reggie McKenzie (twin brothers)
  • McKinney – Steve McKinney, Seth McKinney (brothers)
  • McMillan – Ernie McMillan (father), Erik McMillan (son)[15]
  • McTyer – Tim McTyer (father), Torry McTyer (son)
  • Metcalf – Terry Metcalf (father), Eric Metcalf (son)[15]
  • Metcalf - Terrence Metcalf (father), DK Metcalf (son)
  • Mike-Mayer – Nick Mike-Mayer, Steve Mike-Mayer (brothers)
  • Montgomery– Wilbert Montgomery, , Tyrone Montgomery, (brothers)
  • Moore – A. J. Moore, C. J. Moore (brothers)[42]
  • Moorehead – Emery Moorehead (father), Aaron Moorehead (son)
  • Mora – Jim E. Mora (father), Jim L. Mora (son)
  • Moss – Eric Moss, Randy Moss (brothers), Thaddeus Moss (son of Randy, nephew of Eric)
  • Moss – Santana Moss, Sinorice Moss (brothers)
  • Murray - Kevin Murray (father), Kyler Murray (son)
  • Nolan – Dick Nolan (father), Mike Nolan (son)
  • Nassib – Carl Nassib, Ryan Nassib (brothers)
  • Neal – Mike Neal, Ryan Neal (brothers)[43]
  • Nesser - Al Nesser, Frank Nesser, Fred Nesser, John Nesser, Phil Nesser, Ted Nesser (brothers), Charlie Nesser (son of Ted)
  • Newton – Cam Newton, Cecil Newton (brothers)
  • Ogden – Jonathan Ogden, Marques Ogden (brothers)[44]
  • Okwara - Julian Okwara, Romeo Okwara
  • Olsen – Merlin Olsen, Orrin Olsen, Phil Olsen (brothers)
  • Pagano – Chuck Pagano, John Pagano (brothers)
  • Palmer – Carson Palmer, Jordan Palmer (brothers)[45]
  • Payton – Eddie Payton, Walter Payton (brothers); Jarrett Payton (son of Walter)[9]
  • Peko – Domata Peko, Tupe Peko (brothers), Kyle Peko (cousin)
  • Perkins – Don Perkins (great-uncle), Paul Perkins (great-nephew)
  • Perriman – Brett Perriman (father), Breshad Perriman (son)
  • Perry – Michael Dean Perry, William Perry (brothers)
  • Petrino – Bobby Petrino, Paul Petrino (brothers)[46]
  • Phillips – Bum Phillips (father), Wade Phillips (son), Wes Phillips (grandson)
  • Pouncey – Maurkice Pouncey, Mike Pouncey (twin brothers)[47]
  • Pyle/Kumerow - Palmer Pyle (father), Eric Kumerow (son), Jake Kumerow (grandson)
  • Pyne – George Pyne II (father), George Pyne III (son), Jim Pyne (grandson)
  • Quessenberry - Scott Quessenberry, David Quessenberry (brothers)
  • Randle – Ervin Randle, John Randle (brothers)
  • Reed – Brooks Reed, (brothers)[48]
  • Reed/Carter – Jake Reed, Dale Carter (brothers)[49]
  • Reeder – Dan Reeder (father), Troy Reeder (son)[50]
  • Reid – Eric Reid, Justin Reid (brothers)[51]
  • Rice/Matthews – Jerry Rice (father), Jerry Rice Jr. (son); Jordan Matthews (cousin of the Rices)
  • Richardson - Willie Richardson, Gloster Richardson, Tom Richardson, [52]
  • Robiskie – Terry Robiskie (father), Andrew Robiskie, Brian Robiskie (sons)
  • Robinson - Marcus Robinson (uncle), Demarcus Robinson (nephew)
  • Rodgers – Aaron Rodgers, Jordan Rodgers (brothers)
  • Ryan – Buddy Ryan (father); Rex Ryan, Rob Ryan (twin sons), Seth Ryan (son of Rex and nephew of Rob)[53]
  • Ryan/McGlinchey - Matt Ryan, Mike McGlinchey (cousins)
  • Salaam – (father); Rashaan Salaam (son)[15]
  • Sanders – Barry Sanders (father), Barry J. Sanders (son)
  • Sauer – George Sauer (father); George Sauer Jr. (son)[15]
  • Saul – Bill Saul, Rich Saul and Ron Saul (twin brothers)
  • Schwartz – Geoff Schwartz; Mitchell Schwartz (brothers)
  • Selmon – Dewey Selmon, Lee Roy Selmon (brothers)
  • Shanahan – Mike Shanahan (father), Kyle Shanahan (son)[54]
  • Sharpe – Sterling Sharpe, Shannon Sharpe (brothers)[55]
  • Sharper – Jamie Sharper, Darren Sharper (brothers).[56]
  • Shepard – Darrell Shepard and Derrick Shepard (brothers); Sterling Shepard (son of Derrick)
  • Shula – Don Shula (father); Dave Shula, Mike Shula (sons).[15]
  • Shuler – Mickey Shuler (father); Mickey Shuler, Jr. (son)[57]
  • Simms – Phil Simms (father); Chris Simms, Matt Simms (sons)
  • Slater – Jackie Slater (father); Matthew Slater (son).
  • Slay/Walker - Darius Slay, Tracy Walker (second cousins) [58]
  • Smith – Rod Smith, Jaylon Smith (brothers)
  • Smith – Malcolm Smith, Steve Smith (brothers)
  • Spikes – Brandon Spikes, Takeo Spikes (cousins)
  • Stoops – Bob Stoops, Mike Stoops, Mark Stoops (brothers)[59]
  • Stutzmann – Craig Stutzmann, (brothers)
  • Sudfeld – Nate Sudfeld, Zach Sudfeld (brothers)
  • Suhey – Steve Suhey (father), Matt Suhey (son)
  • Surtain – Patrick Surtain (father), Patrick Surtain II (son)
  • Talbert – Don Talbert, Diron Talbert (brothers)
  • Talley – Darryl Talley, John Talley (brothers)[60]
  • Tatupu – Mosi Tatupu (father), Lofa Tatupu (son)
  • Taylor – Fred Taylor (father), Kelvin Taylor (son)[61]
  • Trufant – Desmond Trufant, Isaiah Trufant, Marcus Trufant (brothers)
  • Tuiasosopo – Manu Tuiasosopo (father), Marques Tuiasosopo (son)
  • Turk – Matt Turk, Dan Turk (brothers)[62]
  • Turner- Norv Turner, Ron Turner (brothers), Scott Turner (son of Norv), Cameron Turner (son of Ron)
  • Tuttle – Perry Tuttle (uncle), Shy Tuttle (nephew)[63]
  • Upshaw – Gene Upshaw, Marvin Upshaw (brothers)[9]
  • Urlacher – Brian Urlacher, Casey Urlacher (brothers)
  • Van Buren – Steve Van Buren, Ebert Van Buren (brothers)[9]
  • Vereen – Shane Vereen, Brock Vereen (brothers)[64]
  • Vick/Brooks – Michael Vick, Marcus Vick (brothers); Aaron Brooks (cousin to the Vicks)[65]
  • Ward – Terron Ward, T. J. Ward (brothers)
  • Washington – Ted Washington Sr. (father), Ted Washington Jr. (son)
  • Watkins – Jaylen Watkins, Sammy Watkins (brothers)[66]
  • Watt – J. J. Watt, Derek Watt, T. J. Watt (brothers)[67]
  • Westbrook – Brian Westbrook, Byron Westbrook (brothers)[68]
  • Whitehurst – David Whitehurst (father), Charlie Whitehurst (son)
  • Wilson – George Wilson (father), George Wilson Jr. (son)
  • Winfield - Antoine Winfield (father), Antoine Winfield Jr. (son)
  • Winslow George Winslow (father); Ryan Winslow (son)[69]
  • Winslow – Kellen Winslow (father); Kellen Winslow II (son)[70]
  • Wisniewski – Leo Wisniewski, Steve Wisniewski (brothers), Stefen Wisniewski (son of Leo, nephew of Steve)
  • Young – Willie Young (father); Rodney Young (son)[15]
  • Zendejas - Luis Zendejas, Max Zendejas, Joaquin Zendejas (brothers), and Tony Zendejas (cousin)


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