
Jeff Hostetler Speaker & Booking Information

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Jeff Hostetler
He was the starting quarterback for the New York Giants Super Bowl XXV Championship team
Hostetler's journey to NFL stardom was not without its challenges. After playing college football at West Virginia University, he was drafted by the Giants in the third round of the 1984 NFL Draft. For much of his early career, Hostetler served as a backup quarterback, patiently waiting for his opportunity to shine. That moment came in 1990 when Simms went down with an injury, and Hostetler took over as the starting quarterback. He led the Giants through the playoffs and ultimately to a Super Bowl victory, cementing his place in NFL history.
Following his success with the Giants, Hostetler continued his career with the Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, where he played from 1993 to 1996. During his time with the Raiders, Hostetler was known for his toughness and ability to make plays in critical situations. He earned a Pro Bowl selection in 1994, further solidifying his reputation as a reliable and skilled quarterback. Hostetler finished his career with the Washington Redskins, retiring after the 1998 season with a legacy of perseverance and clutch performances.
Hostetler's contributions to the game of football extend beyond his on-field achievements. His leadership, work ethic, and ability to overcome adversity have made him a respected figure in the sports world. Today, Hostetler remains involved in various charitable endeavors and continues to inspire others with his story of determination and success.
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