Julian Francis Edelman, who was born on May 22, 1986, is a former wide receiver for American football who spent 12 seasons with the New England Patriots in the National Football League.

 

What does Julian Edelman do now?

Fortunately, Edelman has plenty to do in his retirement: He co-hosts a brand-new podcast called “Games with Names” and serves as an analyst on Paramount+’s “Inside the NFL.”

More Information About Julian Edelman

Julian Edelman was drafted by the Patriots in the seventh round of the 2009 NFL Draft after playing quarterback for Kent State in college.

The Patriots used him as a return specialist and wide receiver.

In 2013, Edelman was elevated to the position of offensive starter, and he remained a mainstay of the Patriots’ receiving group until his retirement following the 2020 campaign.

Edelman, although never chosen for a Pro Bowl, was among the NFL’s most effective postseason receivers.

With more than half of his team’s receiving yards, Edelman earned the title of MVP of the most recent game.