Despite being professional athletes, these siblings are just like any other brothers, they troll each other and compete constantly, sometimes airing these moments on Twitter.
As we have gone over, it's pretty impressive to have siblings both go pro, being on the same team is rarer, but winning a Super Bowl together is even better. Throw in the fact that these guys are twins and even share social media accounts and we have a prime example of brother goals. Jason needs two more championship rings to catch up to his brother, though.
Same hand shake since high school Steph has two years, and a few championships on his little brother. The Mavericks player did pass Steph as the active leader int 3-point shooting percentage in February of this year, so Seth now has bragging rights in that category. When the two played each other in the conference finals, becoming the first brothers to do so, their parents said they flipped a coin before each game to decide who to root for.
No rim. Giannis got the opportunity to team up with his older brother when the Milwaukee Bucks signed Thanasis last July, but admitted he would love to make it a trio and bring Kostas into the mix, whether that means it happens in, "Milwaukee, L. Their mom did get to see them all together this season when the Bucks and Lakers met. This is another pair who play for the same team, both suiting up for the Seattle Seahawks.
And bonus points because they too are twins. The two also both played football for the UCF Knights. Shaquem is the first player in the modern era to play in the NFL with one hand. Good for them for making me feel unaccomplished. Their dad Keith paved the way, playing in the league for 18 years and tallying goals, good for 33rd on the all-time list.
Trey Edmunds was an undrafted free agent in and currently plays with his brother Terrell in Pittsburgh. Both Bennett brothers have been really good in the NFL, but only one of them is still playing. He was known for his time in Seattle where he won a championship. Michael is related to Martellus Bennett, who was one of the more dominant tight ends during his time.
Well, the captain has a twin brother playing over in Pittsburgh. Maurkice Pouncey is the center for the Los Angeles Chargers, playing the same position as his brother. You might know Pouncey most recently for landing a kick at Myles Garrett during the altercation. Ryan Neal is the younger brother of former defensive lineman, Mike Neal. Mike spent six seasons with the Packers, where he finished with a total of 19 sacks and 31 tackles for a loss.
His younger brother, Ryan, is a defensive back on the Seahawks. Ryan is still waiting for his chance for some playing time. Moore is the brother of A. Moore, safety and special teams player on the Texans. The two brothers are both really young, hoping to make an impact on the league. Even at years old, Devin McCourty is still playing at a high level for the Patriots.
They both play in the secondary, and both are crucial parts to making that Patriots defense elite. Without Eric Kendricks, that Vikings defense might not be as dominant against the run. Chris Long was one of the most loved Eagles defensive linemen during the Super Bowl season. He was a strong presence in the locker room and a really good player. Casey, his younger brother, was drafted this year by the Eagles.
He's already starting for the team. Their family is so talented at football it's not even funny. Six Mathews' from their family are currently in or have played in the NFL. For the most part, they've been remarkably successful. On a day when families are supposed to unite, the Harbaugh brothers were pitted against each other in a grueling battle for supremacy in their respective conferences. Meanwhile, the resurgent 49ers, led by Jim Harbaugh, drop to These two guys are young and have been consistently winning for their football teams.
Since John took over the Ravens, the team has had a regular season record. Jim, a first-year coach in the NFL, had major success with Stanford. He's taken a mediocre 49ers team to new heights this season, leading them to a record and creating arguably the league's best defense in the process.
His team is so good, in fact, that before the loss to the Ravens, it was widely considered the second best team in the league. Outspoken, rash and brutally honest, sometimes you can't help but appreciate these brothers and what they've brought to the league.
Not only are they good coaches who utilize exotic, aggressive blitzing schemes, they make headline news and make football all the more interesting, sometimes in disturbing ways. I'd like to clarify here that this article only concerns current brothers in the league, so that's why you don't see guys like Tiki and Ronde Barber or Champ and Boss Bailey. Both pairs have one brother unemployed or out of the league right now. Anyway, it's entirely possible I missed someone. If I did, please let me know in the comments below.
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