Bro. Steve LaTreal "Air" McNair

Born: February 14, 1973
Birthplace: Mount Olive, MS
College: Alcorn State University
Gender:  Male
Ethnicity:  Black

Occupation: Professional Football Player
Height:  6' 2"
Weight: 235 lbs
Position: Quarterback
Sport: Professional Football

Level of fame:  Famous
Executive summary: NFL Pro Bowl Quarterback.
Wife: Mechelle
son: Junior (9/10/91)
son: Steven (3/11/94)
son: Tyler (8/22/98)
son: Trenton (1/23/04)

McNair’s left arm bears a tattoo of the Greek letter omega with a lightening bolt through it. Under the symbol reads "Omega Man," referring to the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He also makes reference to his fraternity with a symbolic arm gesture after every touchdown pass...He’s built a collection of 12 rare swords, his favorite being a sword used by The Rock in the movie "The Scorpion King"...

After graduating high school, McNair was drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 35th round (916th overall) of the Major League Baseball Draft...His older brother, Fred, enjoyed a 10-year career in the Arena Football League...Married to Mechelle (6/21/97), the couple splits time in the offseason between Nashville and Mount Olive, Miss.

Named All-State and Super Prep All-American as a QB and DB for the Pirates of Mount Olive (Miss.) High School. Tied Pascagoula High DB Terrell Buckley's (Miami Dolphins) career state record of 30 interceptions, including 15 as a senior, and thus was recruited heavily by colleges as a DB.

With his brother, Tim, designed and executed a "tight end throwback" on the final play of the game to win the state championship for Mount Olive as a junior...Also played basketball and baseball in high school...Honored by Alcorn State declaring Jan. 30, 2000, "Steve McNair Day" after he led the Titans to Super Bowl XXXIV.

Since 2001, Steve has hosted annual Steve McNair Golf Classic in Gulfport, Miss., to benefit the Steve McNair Foundation, which provides financial assistance to Boys & Girls Clubs in Mississippi and Tennessee and grants scholarships for McNair’s football camps in Nashville and Hattiesburg, Miss. Named Nashville Sports Council’s Sports Person of the Year for 2001, 2002 and 2003. Born Steve LaTreal McNair on Feb. 14, 1973, in Mount Olive, Mississippi.