Mark Schlereth

NFL Analyst

Former All-Pro guard Mark Schlereth joined ESPN in 2002 as an analyst for NFL 2Night, now NFL Live. He brings 12 years of NFL playing experience to the role.

After six seasons with the Washington Redskins and six with the Denver Broncos, Schlereth retired in April 2002 after his 29th knee surgery. A tough, hard-nosed competitor, Schlereth played 156 games during his career.

He earned All-Pro honors in 1997, was chosen for the Pro Bowl twice and earned three Super Bowl rings. Schlereth distinguished himself as one of only 15 players to win Super Bowls in each NFL conference and one of 35 to win the title with two different teams.

Born in Anchorage, Alaska, Schlereth was the first Alaska native to play in the NFL. In 1989, the Redskins drafted him in the 10th round out of the University of Idaho.