Coy Wire Biography and Wikipedia
Coy Wire is an American award-winning journalist and former professional NFL football player currently serving as an anchor on CNN 10. He joined CNN in 2015 as a full-time sports anchor and correspondent. He played linebacker for Stanford and finished six seasons for the Buffalo Bills from 2002 to 2007. Cory is also known for covering various field assignments for CNN like the FIFA Women’s World Cup, the College Football Playoff and Super Bowl 50 since he joined CNN.
Coy Wire Education
Wire finished his elementary school studies at West Shore School District. From there, he enrolled at Stanford University where he played college football for two years until his graduation.
Coy Wire Age and Birthday
How old is Coy? Wire is 46 years old as of 2024. He was born Coy Michael Wire on November 7, 1978, in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, United States. His birthday is celebrated on 7th November every year. His zodiac birth sign is Scorpio. READ: Rafer Weigel
Coy Wire Nationality and Ethnicity
Is Coy White? Weigel holds American nationality and citizenship by birth. He was born and brought up in Connecticut, United States. He is of mixed German, Irish, Dutch, and Japanese Descent/ethnicities.
Coy Wire Height
How tall is Coy? Wire stands at an average height of 6 feet o inches (1.83 m). He also maintains an average body weight of around 103 KG (220 lbs).
Coy Wire Mother | Parents
Coy was born and brought up as the only child of a working-class family based in Connecticut, United States. He grew up as the son of Rick Wire (father) and Jane Wire (mother), His mother Jane is a professional software analyst while his father worked as a marketing officer for a local company in Connecticut, USA. Wire also has two siblings; a sister named Tiffany and an older brother known as Casey qualified to teach professionally. His parents named him after a Japanese term that references the word love. READ: Dasha Burns
Coy Wire Wife and Kids
Is Coy Married? Coy is currently married to his lovely wife, Claire Wire, an accomplished entrepreneur who runs her own design and renovation company, Claire Wire Interiors. The couple got married officially through a wedding ceremony in 2008 after meeting in early 2007. Coy and his wife Claire are proud parents to two daughters Wrenn and Annette Wire.
Coy Wire Cancer
Does Coy Wire have cancer? Coy’s information relating if he was suffering or suffered from cancer is currently not yet updated in the public domain. Currently, he does not have records of having related issues, he is fine and continuing with his journalism career.
Coy Wire Hair
Before building his career as an accomplished NFL Star, Cory has short black hair. However, decided to go balled after a few years of playing college football and being drafted as an NFL Player. You can get pictures of Cory Wire with hair on his Instagram account.
Coy Wire Salary
Wire working as a news anchor for CNN 10 based in New York City earns an annual salary ranging from $58,000 to $98,000. READ: Terri Gowdy
Coy Wire Net Worth
Coy is a renowned American sportscaster, Former NFL Star and anchor with an estimated net worth of $10 million.
Coy Wire CNN 10
Coy currently serves as a sports anchor and correspondent for CNN News and HNL. Previously, he was a professional football player in the National Football League (NFL) before he decided to quit in 2015. He was drafted in the third round of the 2002 NFL Draft by the Buffalo Bills after playing college football for Stanford University. Wire played fifteen games as a rookie before signing with Lawyer Malloy in 2003.
In 2005, he was voted as the team captain of the Buffalo team 2005. Coy was then selected by the team as Bill’s Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee because of his incredible skills on the field. in 2008, Cory signed with the Atlanta Falcons and played 47 of 48 games for three seasons before being released on September 2, 2011, He was also appointed as the team captain of the Atlanta Falcons and became the recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award back in 2010.
The following year he began his career on television as a sports analyst and online writer for FOX Sports. In 2015, he joined CNN News as a sports commentator and co-host. He then went on to appear as a regular on various programs on CNN like Morning Express with Robin Meade and Weekend Express with Lynn Smith. Cory now contributes to CNN International’s World Sports program and CNN Digital. He also worked as a special assignment reporter for the network before attaining his current position.
