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The family of the former NFL MVP, Shaun Alexander, becomes larger, announcing that his wife is pregnant with their 14th child.
Alexander, the Seattle Seahawks legend who won the League MVP in 2005, shared the news from the program “Up & Adams” with Kay Adams after mentioning his “beautiful family”.
“We are just starting to say to people, but number 14 is in their stomach,” said Alexander, smiling. “You are the first I said on television. So we start to everyone.”
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Former Shaun Alexander player of Seattle Seahawks talks during his Ring of Honor enthronement ceremony at Lumen Field at half-time against the Cardinals of Arizona on October 16, 2022, in Seattle, Washington. (Images Lindsey Wasson / Getty)
Alexander and his wife, Valerie, have 10 girls and three boys, although he does not disclose which number will be added with baby n ° 14.
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Adams spoke of the fact that Philip Rivers, the legendary quarter of the Los Angeles Chargers, usually made the headlines to have 10 children, but Alexander beat him on this front.
Rivers is one of the new nominees for the Temple of Professional Professional Football, and Alexander one day hopes to be in the corridors of Canton.
Shaun Alexander appears on the red carpet before the presentation of the NFL Honors Awards at the YouTube Theater on February 10, 2022. (Kirby Lee / USA TODAY SPORTS)
“I want my children to see the temple of fame. Do I ask too much?” He said.
Alexander was the 2005 NFL MVP after directed the league in the yards on the ground (1,880) and touched on the ground (27) out of 370 attempts in 16 games. He helped Seahawks reach the Super Bowl this season, although they fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 21-10.
Alexander was appointed on three stroisy pro-corks from 2003 to 2005, while he was popular as one of the best rushers in the League. He played eight of his nine seasons from the NFL to Seattle, totaling 9,453 yards on the ground and 100 touched on the ground in 123 games (96 departures).
The former Seahawks flowing Shaun Alexander during the week 11 Thursday evening NFL football between the Seattle Seahawks and the Green Bay packers on November 15, 2018, in CenturyLink Field in Seattle, Washington. (Lawrence Iles / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
He played a lonely season with the Redskins of the time, although it was only for four games in 2008.
