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The former NFL Shaun Alexander MVP family is getting bigger, announcing that his wife is pregnant with his 14th son.
Alexander, the Seattle Seahawks legend that won the MVP of the League in 2005, shared the news in the “Up & Adams” program with Kay Adams after she mentioned her “beautiful family.”
“Now we are starting to tell people, but the number 14 is in the belly,” Alexander said, smiling. “You are the first one I told him on television. Then, now we are starting to tell everyone.”
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The former player Shaun Alexander, Del Seattle Seahawks, speaks during his Honor Induction ceremony in Lumen in the part -time against the Arizona cardinals on October 16, 2022, in Seattle, Washington. (Lindsey Wasson/Getty Images)
Alexander and his wife, Valerie, have 10 girls and three boys, although he would not disclose to which number will be added to baby No. 14.
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Adams mentioned the fact that Philip Rivers, the legendary Marshal of Campo de los Angeles Chargers, usually has holders for having 10 children, but Alexander has expired in that front.
Rivers is one of the new nominees to the Hall of Fame of Professional Football, and Alexander also hopes to be in the halls of Canton.
Shaun Alexander appears on the red carpet before the presentation of the NFL honors awards at the YouTube theater on February 10, 2022. (Kirby Lee/USA Today Sports)
“I want my children to see the Hall of Fame. Am I asking too much?” said.
Alexander was the MVP of the NFL 2005 after leading the league in yards by land (1,880) and TouchDowns by land (27) in 370 attempts in 16 games. He helped Seahawks arrive at the Super Bowl that season, although they fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 21-10.
Alexander was appointed for three consecutive Bowls since 2003-05, since it was consolidated as one of the best league runners. He played eight of his nine seasons of the NFL in Seattle, with 9,453 yards per land and 100 touchdowns per land in 123 games (96 openings).
The former Seahawks corridor, Shaun Alexander, during the 11th week on Thursday night in the NFL football match between the Seattle Seahawks and the Green Bay Packers on November 15, 2018, in Centurylink Field in Seattle, Washington. (Lawrence iles/icon sportswire through Getty Images)
He played a lonely season with the then Washington Redskins, although it was only for four games in 2008.
