Greg Olsen

Greg Olsen, a former professional football tight end, played for the Chicago Bears, Carolina Panthers, and Seattle Seahawks during his NFL career. He is a 3-time Pro Bowl selection (2014-2016) and was named Second-team All-Pro twice (2015, 2016). Olsen was the first tight end in NFL history to record three consecutive seasons with at least 1,000 receiving yards. He was a first-round selection in the 2007 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears, and has been ranked on the NFL Top 100 Players list multiple times.

In 2021, following his retirement, Olsen transitioned into broadcasting and joined Fox as a sportscaster. He was promoted to the lead color commentator for the NFL on Fox, working initially with Kevin Burkhardt and later with Joe Davis. Olsen and Burkhardt called the Super Bowl LVII broadcast before Olsen transitioned to Fox's second team for the 2024 NFL season. In addition to his work on Fox, Olsen has also been involved in broadcasting for the XFL (2020-2023).

Olsen's foray into the media world extends beyond broadcasting. In March 2022, he co-founded a podcast network and production company named Audiorama with Vince Vaughn and Ryan Kalil. The first podcast from Audiorama, "Youth, Inc.," focuses on youth sports. Olsen also makes weekly appearances in a segment with Jon Gruden on "Wake Up Barstool" during the football season. Additionally, Olsen founded Receptions For Research: The Greg Olsen Foundation in 2009, which funds cancer research and hosts the annual "Kicks for a Cure Kickball Tournament."