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Howie Long

Howie Long (born January 6, 1960) is an former professional , , and sports broadcaster, best known for his 13-season career as a for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders in the (NFL), where he recorded 84 sacks, earned eight selections, and contributed to the team's victory in 1984. A native of Somerville, Massachusetts, Long excelled in high school athletics at Milford High School before attending Villanova University, where he was a four-year letterman and MVP of the 1980 Blue-Gray Game. Selected by the Raiders in the second round (48th overall) of the 1981 NFL Draft, he quickly became a cornerstone of the defense, starting 151 of 179 games played and earning first-team All-Pro honors three times (1983–1985) and second-team All-Pro honors twice (1986, 1989), along with NFL Defensive Lineman of the Year in 1985. Long's relentless style and leadership helped the Raiders reach and win one Super Bowl (XVIII) during his tenure, culminating in his enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000 as a member of the 1980s All-Decade Team. Following his retirement after the 1993 season, Long transitioned into broadcasting, joining as an in-studio analyst in 1994, where he has covered eight Super Bowls and won multiple for his insightful commentary. He also pursued acting, appearing in films such as Broken Arrow (1996) alongside , (1998), and (2001), while maintaining a low-key presence in media and . Long has been married to Diane Addonizio since June 27, 1982, and they have three sons—Christopher (born 1985), Kyle (born 1988), and Howard Jr. (born 1990)—with Chris (a ) and Kyle (an offensive guard) playing in the , and Howard Jr. working in personnel. The family resides in , where Long is recognized for his dedication to family values alongside his professional accomplishments.

Early Years

Childhood and Upbringing

Howie Long, born Howard Michael Long on January 6, 1960, in , spent much of his early years in the neighboring working-class neighborhood of . Following his parents' divorce when he was around 12 years old, Long was primarily raised by his maternal grandmother, Elizabeth "Ma" Mullan, who provided stability in a modest home at 7 Albion Place alongside his uncle Mike. His father, Howard Long Sr., a 6-foot-8 former player who had spent his own childhood in an , struggled with jobs, while his mother faced health issues including that left her bedridden at times. This family instability led to frequent moves between relatives, including a period living with his uncle Billy and aunt Ada in , starting at age 14. Long's upbringing unfolded in a tough, close-knit Catholic community marked by industrial grit and projects, where pride and suspicion of outsiders were hallmarks of daily life. His grandmother, who had worked 26 years at Hood's Dairy, instilled discipline and ensured he was fed and clothed despite economic hardships, offering a anchor amid the chaos. The Roman Catholic faith played a significant role in shaping his early moral framework, evident in the emphasis on and values that guided his behavior from a young age. In this environment, Long developed an initial passion for sports as an outlet, engaging in informal games of —locally called ""—, and on local playgrounds during his elementary and years. He showed interest in through pickup games in the parks but was reluctant to join organized leagues early on, citing his small stature—around 120 pounds at age nine—and a fear of letting others down. These activities, often played under the rumbling El train tracks of Charlestown, fostered his competitive spirit in a neighborhood where physical toughness was essential for survival. This foundation in multi-sport play set the stage for his later athletic pursuits as he transitioned toward structured high school programs.

High School Achievements

Howie Long attended Milford High School in , where he distinguished himself as a versatile athlete during his high school years. He lettered for three years in , , and , demonstrating exceptional physical prowess and dedication across multiple disciplines. In , he played as a forward, contributing to the team's efforts while honing his competitive edge. His involvement in these sports helped channel his energy and build discipline, laying the foundation for his future success. On the , Long excelled as a , earning recognition as a standout . As a senior, he was selected to the Scholastic Coach team, highlighting his dominance and potential at the high school level. His performance in not only showcased his speed and strength but also drew attention from scouts. In , Long competed in the shot put, discus, and javelin events. These accomplishments in track further solidified his reputation as an all-around athlete. Long's high school achievements culminated in earning a football scholarship to , where he continued his athletic and academic pursuits. His multi-sport excellence at Milford High School, combined with his induction into the school's Hall of Fame, reflects the impact he had on his community and the sport.

Football Career

College Career

Howie Long enrolled at in 1977, where he played for the Villanova Wildcats from 1977 to 1980 and earned a degree in communications in 1981. Initially recruited as a , Long transitioned to the defensive line, starting as a nose guard before settling at , contributing to his development as a versatile and physical player. As a freshman in 1977, Long started all 11 games and recorded 99 tackles, averaging 11.0 per game, establishing himself as a key contributor on the defensive unit. In his sophomore year of 1978, he amassed 80 tackles and led the team with 5 sacks, including a career-high 14 tackles in a single game against . His junior season in 1979 was limited by a injury that caused him to miss three games, resulting in 45 tackles and 1 pass breakup. Long rebounded strongly as a senior in 1980, posting 84 total tackles (36 solo and 48 assisted), again leading the team in sacks with 4, along with 2 fumble recoveries and 1 pass breakup. Long's collegiate performance earned him significant recognition, including All-East honors and honorable mention All-American status in 1980. He was also named the of the 1980 Blue-Gray All-Star Game and became a four-year letterman during his time at Villanova. Beyond football, Long competed in at Villanova, winning the Northern Collegiate Boxing Championship, which further honed his athletic prowess and discipline.

Professional Career

Howie Long was selected by the in the second round (48th overall) of the out of . He spent his entire 13-year professional career with the Raiders, transitioning with the franchise from Oakland to in 1982 and remaining there until his retirement. As a in the Raiders' 3-4 alignment, Long quickly established himself as a disruptive force, starting all 16 games as a and contributing an estimated 7.5 sacks (unofficial, as the statistic was not tracked league-wide until 1982). Long's career statistics include 91.5 sacks (84 official, including an estimated 7.5 unofficial from his 1981 rookie season), 10 fumble recoveries, and 2 interceptions over 179 games played. His most productive seasons came early, with a career-high 13 sacks in 1983, including a single-game record-tying five against the Washington Redskins. In 1985, he recorded 10 sacks while earning co-NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors from the Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) alongside Patriots linebacker , as well as the Defensive Player of the Year award. These performances anchored a Raiders defense that led the in sacks from 1983 to 1986, tying the with 249 total. A cornerstone of the Raiders' success, Long was part of the team that won following the 1983 season, defeating the Washington Redskins 38-9. He earned eight selections (1983–1987, 1989–1991) and three first-team honors (1983, 1984, 1985) from the , along with two second-team nods (1986, 1989). Long's versatility shone in run defense and pass rushing, helping the Raiders reach the six times during his tenure. Plagued by injuries later in his career, including a thigh injury that caused him to miss three games in , Long played his final season in 1993, starting all 16 games and recording 2.5 sacks while earning his eighth and last appearance. He announced his retirement on January 26, 1994, citing the cumulative toll of 13 seasons at age 34.

Post-Football Career

Acting Roles

After retiring from the NFL in 1993, Howie Long transitioned to , leveraging his physical presence and charisma from his background to secure roles in action-oriented projects. Long made his film debut in 1996 as Kelly, the villainous sidekick to John Travolta's character in , directed by , earning positive notices for his intense performance as a rogue military operative. He followed this with his first leading role in the 1998 action thriller , portraying firefighter Jesse Graves who battles wildfires and criminals in a remote forest, showcasing his athleticism in high-stakes stunts. That same year, he starred as the gunslinger Reager in the TV movie Dollar for the Dead, opposite , playing a navigating moral dilemmas in a lawless . In 2001, Long appeared as Jack, a tough casino heist participant, in the crime comedy , which featured an ensemble cast including and , blending Elvis-themed robbery antics with violent twists. He also had a brief but memorable role as Lloyd, business partner to Tom Hanks's character, in the 1996 film That Thing You Do!, with his scenes featured in the extended DVD cut released in 2007, adding to his diverse screen credits. On television, Long began guest appearances during his playing days, including a 1995 special episode of Married... with Children titled "The Al Bundy Sports Spectacular," where he appeared as himself. Post-retirement, he continued with spots like voice work as Terrell Cartwright in a 2000 episode of King of the Hill. By 2010, Long had amassed over 10 acting credits across films and TV, reflecting a successful pivot from sports but facing the common challenges of typecasting as a tough-guy athlete in Hollywood. Since then, he has pursued selective projects, avoiding major leading roles in favor of occasional cameos that align with his media commitments. More recently, he appeared as Boyer in the 2022 film MVP and had a cameo as himself in the 2024 comedy The Underdoggs.

Broadcasting and Media Work

After retiring from professional football, Howie Long transitioned into broadcasting by joining Fox Sports in 1994 as a studio analyst for its NFL coverage, contributing to the network's inaugural season of NFL programming. He became a key member of the Fox NFL Sunday pregame show from its debut, serving as an analyst alongside host Curt Menefee and fellow Hall of Famers Terry Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson, a role he has maintained for over three decades. Long's on-air presence, informed by his playing experience, has been credited with providing insightful breakdowns of defensive strategies and player matchups, helping the show achieve consistent top ratings in NFL pregame programming. Beyond Fox NFL Sunday, Long expanded his media footprint through various projects. In 1995, he co-authored Football for Dummies with John Czarnecki, a beginner's guide that demystifies the sport's rules, strategies, and history, which has seen multiple editions and sold widely to educate new fans. He hosted Howie Long's Tough Guys, an annual Fox special that ran for a decade starting in the late , celebrating the NFL's most resilient players with awards and tributes to toughness on and off the field. Long has also appeared in numerous commercials, notably long-term endorsements for beer, leveraging his charismatic persona to promote products in humorous spots, and has guested on podcasts such as those hosted by former teammates to discuss NFL history and current events. Into the 2020s, Long continued his central role on amid network transitions, including the addition of as a full-time co-analyst in 2025 to refresh the panel while retaining core members like Long, Bradshaw, and . He participated in the extensive pregame coverage for in February 2025, offering analysis from the Bourbon Street set in New Orleans alongside the show's ensemble, contributing to Fox's five-and-a-half-hour broadcast. Notable on-set moments during this period included a lighthearted October 2025 segment where Bradshaw playfully accused Long of "cheating" by peeking at his prediction notes, highlighting the camaraderie that defines the show's dynamic.

Personal Life

Family and Relationships

Howie Long married Diane Addonizio on June 27, 1982, shortly after they met as students at , where Addonizio majored in classical studies. Addonizio, originally from , later earned a law degree from the and worked as a before transitioning to ventures. The couple has maintained a strong partnership, with Addonizio providing steadfast support during Long's shift from professional football to and in the 1990s. The Longs have three sons: Christopher Howard Long, born March 28, 1985; Kyle Howard Long, born December 5, 1988; and Howard Long Jr., born in 1990. played defensive end in the for 11 seasons with the , , and , winning two Super Bowls before retiring in 2019 after the 2018 season; he now works as a sports media analyst, hosting the popular "Green Light with Chris Long" podcast and contributing to various broadcasts. , an offensive lineman, had a seven-year career primarily with the , earning three selections; he signed a one-year contract with the in 2021 but did not play, before retiring in 2022, and currently serves as a studio analyst for on shows like " +." Howie Long Jr. did not pursue professional football but has built a career in sports administration, serving as Manager of Premium Sales for the Las Vegas Raiders front office as of 2025. Raised in the Roman Catholic tradition, the Long family has emphasized close-knit dynamics and mutual encouragement through career milestones and challenges. Diane and Howie Long instilled values of resilience and family unity in their sons, who have followed paths in and while crediting their parents' guidance for their successes. The family's shared athletic heritage has fostered ongoing connections to the , with the brothers occasionally collaborating or commenting on each other's endeavors in the public eye.

Philanthropy and Interests

Long has been a dedicated supporter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America for many years, serving as honorary chairman of his local chapter and making multiple trips to clubs in Central and alongside his wife, Diane, to engage in youth programs. His involvement includes long-term focused on providing opportunities for underprivileged children through and community events. In addition to his work with the Boys & Girls Clubs, Long founded and chaired Athletes & Entertainers for Kids (AEFK) in 1986, a national that delivers educational mentoring services to economically and educationally challenged youth, reaching over 500,000 children through programs like job-shadowing and interactive preparedness initiatives. He has also annually contributed time and resources to other charitable causes, including the , the Mental Health Association, and the Tracey Biletnikoff Foundation, which supports families affected by . Beyond , Long maintains a rigorous routine in his post-retirement years, emphasizing weight training and conditioning that echoes his days, as shared in discussions about his offseason preparation habits.

Recognition and Awards

Football Honors

During his career with the Oakland and , Howie Long earned numerous accolades recognizing his dominance as a , including eight selections (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992, 1993). He was also named a First-Team three times in 1983, 1984, and 1985, highlighting his consistent impact on opposing offenses. These honors were bolstered by his career total of 84 sacks, which underscored his pass-rushing prowess. In 1985, Long's standout performance led to multiple defensive player awards, including the NFL Alumni Defensive Lineman of the Year and the Defensive Lineman of the Year. He shared the Trophy as co- Defensive Player of the Year with , as voted by the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Additionally, he received the Seagrams' Seven Crown Defensive Player of the Year award that season. The following year, in 1986, Long was voted the Defensive Lineman of the Year by his peers. Long contributed to the Raiders' victory in following the 1983 season, defeating the Washington Redskins 38-9. At the college level with Villanova, Long earned All-East honors and an Honorable Mention All-American selection in 1980 during his senior year. Retrospectively, he was named the Man of the Year in 2000 by the Walter Camp Football Foundation for his contributions to the sport. He was also named to the 1980s All-Decade Team. Long's achievements culminated in his induction into the in 2000 as a player. He was also inducted into the Milford High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.

Media and Other Accolades

Following his transition from professional football to broadcasting in the early , Howie Long established himself as a prominent figure in sports media, earning recognition for his analytical contributions to coverage. In 1997, he received the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Personality - Studio Analyst for his work on , highlighting his insightful commentary and on-air presence. Long's media accolades extend to institutional honors tied to his collegiate roots and professional legacy. He was inducted into the Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 1996, acknowledging his outstanding football career at the institution while also noting his emerging success in broadcasting at the time. In more recent years, Long has contributed to innovative aspects of sports media, including promotions and analysis related to . Since 2020, he has served as a for FOX Bet, participating in campaigns that integrate wagering insights with NFL programming, such as app promotions and predictive segments during game broadcasts. These efforts align with ' expanded digital initiatives around legal sports betting. Long's sustained impact in broadcasting was further affirmed in 2023 when he received the Award from Legends for Charity, presented by to honor broadcasters who have made significant contributions to sports media over their careers. With over 30 years as a studio analyst on —remaining a key member of the pregame show team through the 2025 season—Long continues to receive ongoing recognition for his enduring role in shaping discourse, though no additional major awards have been announced since 2023.

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