Mark May

Mark May is a retired NFL offensive lineman. He currently is a football analyst and remains active in charitable events.

1. Full Name: Mark Eric May
2. Nickname: “May Day”
3. Born: November 2, 1959
4. Birth Place: Oneonta, New York
5. Jersey #73
6. Attended the University of Pittsburgh majoring in History and Psychology
7. Did not allow a sack his final two seasons at Pitt
8. The only player from Pitt to win the Outland Trophy
9. Original member of the Washington Redskins offensive line nicknamed “The Hogs”

• Mahalo's Guide to the Washington Redskins
• NFL.com: Career Stats
  • Height: 6'6"
  • Weight: 288 lbs.
  • Rookie Year: 1981

• November 2, 1959: Born

• 1977 - 1980: Offensive lineman for Pittsburgh Panthers Football

• 1980: Won the Outland Trophy

• 1981: Played in the Hula Bowl and the Japan Bowl

• 1981: First round draft pick, 20th overall, of the Washington Redskins

• 1981-90: Offensive lineman for the Washington Redskins

• 1981-84: Sports assistant for WJLA-TV

• 1983: Super Bowl XVII

• 1984: Super Bowl XVIII

• 1988: Super Bowl XXII

• 1988: Pro Bowl

• 1991: Offensive lineman for the San Diego Chargers

• 1992-93: Offensive lineman for the Phoenix Cardinals

• 1993: Officially retired from the NFL

• 1994: Began a broadcasting career

• 2001: The University of Pittsburgh retired his jersey, number 73

• 2001: Joined the ESPN broadcasting team

• 2002: Named one of the 70 Greatest Washington Redskins of all time

• 2003: Won an Emmy award for his work on ESPN's SportsCenter

• 2005: Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame

• 2007: Nominated to the Pro Football Hall of Fame