Frank Reich's Net Worth in 2023

Frank Reich’s net worth in 2023 is $10 million. The former professional quarterback turned head coach had a long road to be head coach of the Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers. However, he was fired by both teams and is currently exploring his future options. Let's look at Frank Reich's net worth in 2023.

Frank Reich's net worth in 2023 (estimate): $10 million

After a 13-year professional playing career and a coaching career that dates back to 2006, Reich has had a long life in football. Frank Reich's net worth in 2023 sits at about $10 million, according to SportsKeeda.

Reich was born on Dec. 4, 1961, in Freeport, N.Y. He attended Cedar Crest High School in Pennsylvania, where he starred as a three-sport athlete. Between football, baseball, and basketball, football was his best sport, as he started at quarterback in his last two years. He also played in the Big 33 Football Classic in 1980, featuring the top high school players in the state of Pennsylvania.

Frank Reich's playing career

Reich had a reputation as a backup to the stars for most of his playing career. At the University of Maryland, Reich was the roommate and backup for Boomer Esiason for three years.

Reich was the starter in his senior year but separated his shoulder in Week 4 and didn't play for the rest of the regular season. In the Orange Bowl, Reich came off the bench with a 31-0 deficit and led the team to a 42-40 comeback win, the biggest comeback in NCAA history at the time.

Despite a lack of playing time in college, the Buffalo Bills drafted Reich in the third round of the 1985 draft.  The Bills' quarterback at the time was future Hall-of-Famer Jim Kelly, who Reich backed up for the next nine seasons. Reich was instrumental during these years, replacing an injured Kelly to get key wins for the Bills on several occasions, including the biggest comeback in NFL playoff history.

Reich signed with the Carolina Panthers in their expansion season, backing up franchise quarterback Kerry Collins. He finally got a starting opportunity in 1996 with the New York Jets but only lasted for seven games. He also appeared for the Detroit Lions in 1997 and 1998 but retired at the end of 1998.

In 2014, Bill Polian, the GM of the Bills when they drafted Reich, called Reich the greatest backup quarterback in NFL history.