Frank Herzog

Frank Herzog- Biography

Frank Herzog is a well-known American broadcaster who was hired as the Washington Redskins’ radio play-by-play announcer. He was able to acclimate himself in a couple of minor cinema roles. State of Play (2009), starring Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck, was one of the films on which he worked. He worked for several well-known television stations, including WTOP, WJLA, and WUSA. Frank also worked on CBS, where he called games for the Washington Bullets, Maryland Terrapins basketball, and college football and basketball. In March 2010, he retired from his position at WTOP radio.

What is the Net Worth of Frank Herzog? Salary, Earnings

Frank Herzog is expected to make a lot of money from his broadcasting career. He’s had a terrific life with the Washington Redskins and WTOP. Herzog’s net worth is believed to be between $8 million and $15 million. Whatever he made was expected to come from his radio or broadcasting career. However, he has lately retired and is living a retired life.

Frank Herzog- Birth, Age, Ethnicity, Siblings, Parents

Frank was born in 1945 in Denver, Colorado, and now resides in Leland, North Carolina. He had been a tremendous sports enthusiast since he was a child, and he was particularly fond of the Denver Broncos and the Triple-A baseball team Denver Bears. He was a tremendous basketball lover, and his passion for the game led him to play for his high school team. Frank Herzog had some acquaintances who worked at the campus radio station when he was younger.

He began his career in broadcasting about 1965, while studying at Colorado State University. Someone suggested he try play-by-play on-campus radio for the football team one day when he was in college. Since then, he has astounded many of his friends with his newfound aptitude (despite having no prior experience). Later, he began doing activities that made him happy while maintaining a long-term broadcasting profession.

Frank Herzog-Relationship, Married

Frank Herzog met Sharon in Vietnam, where he finished his Air Force tour. They married in 1969 and have been together ever since, living happily with their family. Herzog, on the other hand, has not divulged anything about his children’s lives. He has not mentioned how many children he had with Sharon.

Frank Herzog- Professional Career

Frank Herzog earned his first radio job while attending Air Force Tech School, working as a part-time employee at KGKL in San Angelo, Texas. On Sunday afternoons, he began listening to Dallas Cowboys radio. He finished his tour with the Air Force after two years in Vietnam. Around the 1970s, he began working for a number of radio stations in the Washington, DC region.

He earned his first break in 1976 when he was hired as a play-by-play commentator for the NBA’s Washington Bullets. At the time, the Bullets were in a championship series versus the Seattle Supersonics, and Frank was able to call a riveting battle all the way to game 7. Later that year, Herzog was hired to do play-by-play for Redskins radio station WMAL alongside two other former Redskins, Hall of Fame Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen and Hall of Fame Linebacker Sam Huff.

Body Measurements: Height, Weight, Hair color

Frank Herzog is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 64 kg. He also has brown hair and blue eyes.

Social Media Details

Frank Herzog has no official presence on social networking networks including Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.

Trivia

• From 1979 until 2004, he worked with the Redskins for 25 years. He shared the stage alongside Sam Huff and Sonny Jurgensen. His admirers began referring to his radio broadcast as “The Sonny, Sam, and Frank Show.”
• On the one hand, Herzog was empowered by Huff and Jurgensen’s knowledge, while they were both amazed by his talent and broadcasting ability. They all formed a team, and he began referring to himself as “The Voice of the Washington Redskins.”
• In the year 2000, Herzog began something he had never tried before but had always wanted to try: hand adjusting. He worked in acting and appeared in about 11 films in all.
• In 2010, he was hired as a news anchor for WTOP radio in Washington, D.C. The vice president once took him out to lunch and told him how pleased they were to have him on the team. Later, he reflected on his time at the station and nearly spent the entire night thinking about it.
• He imagined that while working for the station, he had tried everything. He understood there was nothing else he needed to accomplish. So, in March 2010, he typed his letter of resignation and resigned from the station.