How many kids does Ryan Fitzpatrick have?

Ryan Fitzpatrick might be the smartest quarterback to step foot on the Gridiron, which does not discredit his peers, predecessors, and successors in the league.

It seems like a tall order to be drafted into the NFL after studying economics at Ivy League powerhouse Harvard University. However, bearded Ryan also has the distinction of having the highest Wonderlic Test score among quarterbacks in league history, with 48 marks out of a possible 50.

Here, we will be shining the spotlight on Fitzpatrick's personal life as we look into some lesser-reported facts about the former pro football shot caller.

How many kids does Ryan Fitzpatrick have?

Fitzpatrick earned a reputation around the league as a journeyman quarterback. He might have started in just about every franchise he played for, but he hardly spent more than a few years at any. As such, he played football in eight cities, and he proceeded to have seven kids during the span of his career.

Each of Fitzpatrick's kids was born in a different city. He and his lovely spouse have three sons and four daughters together. The children go by the names Brady, 12; Tate, 10; Lucy, 8; Maizy, 6; Zoey, 4; Ruby, 2; and Jake, 1.

It remains to be seen whether Fitzpatrick and his partner, Liza Barber Fitzpatrick, have more children. But at least they'll likely be born in the same city for a change (unless he comes out of retirement).

Who is Ryan Fitzpatrick married to?

Ryan Fitzpatrick is happily married to Liza Barber Fitzpatrick, whom he met while both were students at the Harvard University. The couple share seven children and have been together throughout his NFL career and in the aftermath.

Fitzpatrick is also in a longtime relationship with his trademark beard and mustache, which he has kept since 2010 during his tenure as QB for the Buffalo Bills. His beard is rumored to give him good luck and keeps his interceptions at the barest minimum.

Ryan Fitzpatrick's Timeline

Ryan Fitzpatrick is a retired American football player who played for nine franchises during his league tenure. For the duration of his career, he racked up 223–169 touchdowns to inception ratio and threw for 34,990 passing yards.

During his career, Fitzpatrick was known as one of the most respected players in the league, and he brought a calming effect to every locker room he graced. Fitzpatrick retired following a 2021 season spent playing backup QB for the Washington Football Team. It marked the end of a true underdog story of a career.