Sydney Esiason, Matt Martins Wife And Daughter Of QB Boomer Esiason

Publish date: 2024-04-26

New Hockey Winger Matt Martin is a family man who enjoys spending time with his wife, Sydney Esiason, and their daughter, Windsor. The pair announced their engagement on Twitter on March 18, 2018. They wed on June 29, 2019.

Sydney was widely known before becoming the wife of legendary ice hockey star Matt Martin. She is the daughter of a four-time Pro Bowl champion, Boomer Esiason. 

Professionally, Sydney is a well-known sportscaster who has worked for Sports Illustrated. She has also participated for participating in numerous sports commentaries. Not only that, she is a sportscaster on TV. Esiason has worked for PAULE KA, MAXIM Magazine & CBS Broadcast Center, and Sports Illustrated.

Similarly, Martin was selected by the New York Islanders in the fifth round, 148th overall, of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft. The Islanders offered him a three-year entry-level contract on September 4, 2009. On October 29, 2010, Martin beat Alex Auld of the Montreal Canadiens to record his first NHL goal.

Quick Facts About Sydney Esiason

Full NameSydney Esiason
Age30 Years, Born August 15, 1992
NationalityAmerican
ParentsBoomer and Cheryl Esiason
SiblingsGunnar Esiason
HusbandMatt Martin
ChildrenWindsor
PorfessionSports broadcaster
CollegeBoston College

Sydney Esiason Is Matt Martin’s Wife

Sydney Esiason is well-recognized as Matt Martin’s wife and Boomer Esiason’s daughter.

She completed her high school education at Friends Academy in Locust Valley, New York, in 2010 and joined Boston College in Massachusetts. Similarly, she earned a bachelor’s degree in communications & the arts. Additionally, she was also a member of the Women’s Club Lacrosse squad as well.

In the summer of 2011, Sydney began her work as a public relations intern at the Manhattan, New York-based Maxim Magazine. Later, from June to August 2012, she worked as an intern at the PAULE KA. Esiason worked as a summer 2013 intern for CBS This Morning.

Later, she worked as the Jets Nation Tailgate reporter from August 2014 to February 2015 and served as Sydney’s first employee out of college. Likewise, she has also worked for the “National Hockey League” as an on-air digital host for more than a year.

She is also a volunteer at the Boomer Esiason Foundation & speaks French. In 2010, she also contributed her time to the Animal Rescue Fund. She also owns a dog named Jax. She is involved in numerous other social endeavors.

She Also Worked As An Anchor And Host At Sports Illustrated

Sydney joined Sports Illustrated in February 2016 in Manhattan, New York as an anchor and host. 

Later, in October 2016, she left the job and joined her father’s company. When she was a teenager, she also appeared on the Boomer and Carton show on WFAN & was nominated for the Busted Coverage Hottest College Athlete Challenge.

How Old Is Boomer Esiason Daughter Sydney Esiason?

Boomer Esiason’s daughter Sydney Esiason is currently 30 years old. She was born on August 15, 1992, in New York City.

On Sydney’s 30th birthday, Matt sent her birthday wishes and the attention was drawn to his caption, which said, “30!! Hey, sweetie, welcome to the club”.

Martin praised her for being the most stable person in his life and said he wanted to grow his family. He entitles her as the glue that keeps the Martin family together.

In addition, Esiason is three years younger than her husband, who is currently 33 years old. Matt was born on May 8, 1989, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. 

Sydney Esiason Siblings Brother Gunner Esiason

Sydney Esiason’s brother Gunner Esiason has an everyday life with some safety precautions, much like any other healthy person.

He occasionally covers his face with a surgical mask in the locker room of the football squad. Additionally, he always remembers to bring the recommended hand sanitizer with him.

In 1993, Sydney’s brother was rushed to the hospital due to breathing issues while their father was away at a Jets minicamp. Doctors later revealed to the Esiason family that he had cystic fibrosis. The inherited disorder impacts his digestive and respiratory systems, so he receives daily treatment to reduce the effects. 

Similarly, he is a Boston College graduate with cystic fibrosis, receives regular treatments, and takes medication. Not only that, Gunner played forward for the Manhasset/Roslyn varsity hockey team. Also, he is a quarterback for the “Friends Academy” high school football team.

Gunner Launched A Venture Philanthropy Practice At The Boomer Esiason Foundation

Professionally, Gunner launched a venture philanthropy practice at the “Boomer Esiason Foundation,” created a patient engagement platform for a medical nutrition company & served as the varsity hockey coach at his high school alma mater. 

According to LinkedIn, Sydney’s brother has provided advice on developing clinical trials, population health research using real-world data & a screening tool for mental health and wellness unique to cystic fibrosis. 

Since he was given the diagnosis of cystic fibrosis in 1993, Gunnar has served as the face of the Boomer Esiason Foundation’s fundraising initiatives, which have resulted in raising more than $160 million for the cause. 

Family Of Sydney Esiason Smith

Sydney Esiason was born to parents Boomer and Cheryl. Boomer, Sydney’s father, is a current network color analyst & former American football quarterback.

Boomer was selected for one first-team All-Pro selection & 4 Pro Bowls throughout his playing career. His best season was spent with the Bengals in 1988 when he was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player & guided the group to Super Bowl XXIII, which they narrowly lost. Additionally, he has worked as a football analyst on The NFL Today and Showtime’s Inside the NFL since he quit playing football.

On the other hand, her mother is a co-founder & co-chair of the Boomer Esiason Foundation. Soon after Gunnar’s diagnosis, the BEF was established to raise money for cystic fibrosis research. To improve the quality of life for those who have CF, the foundation also offers scholarships, hospital grants, CF education, transplant grants & awareness programs.

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