Lisa Thomson
Lisa Thomson is the stunning wife of sports agent, Drew Rosenhaus -known for representing professional football players.
Lisa’s hubby recently announced he is cutting off ties with controversial football player, Antonio Brown. However he also stated he would be willing to work with him if Brown gets counseling.
Drew Rosenhaus, along with his brother Jason co founded agency Rosenhaus Sports Representation -which represents some of football’s biggest names, including Antonio Brown and T.Y. Hilton. He represents nearly 100 active NFL players as of Forbes’ 2019 agents list.
Born October 19, 1966; Drew graduated from The University of Miami in 1987. He then attended Duke University School of Law graduating in 1990. He first registered as Sports Agent in 1989. According to his website, Drew has negotiated over 7 billion dollars in contracts which makes him a pretty big deal in the industry. Drew who is the only agent ever to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated, has also served as a consultant on films like Jerry MaGuire and Any Given Sunday.
He is also a frequent commentator on sports issues appearing on ABC Primetime Live, ABC Nightline, ESPN’s Pardon the Interruption, ESPN’s Outside the Lines, Fox News, MSNBC, CNN.
Rosenhaus is married to gorgeous wife, Lisa Thomson. The couple tied the knot in 2013. Since their nuptials the couple has welcomed two children together, daughters Blair and Elle.
Lisa Thomson was born in Miami, she is the daughter of Jennifer Thomson. Lisa has three siblings, Kenny, Michelle and Jason Thomson.
She is a Miami real estate agent. She is a member of “The Thomson Team”—a highly effective Coldwell Banker group formed by her mother and sister Michelle.
According to the team’s website, Thomson “specializes in skillful negotiations and is known for obtaining the highest market dollar possible for her listings.”
The blonde is also a member of a number of charitable and philanthropic organizations, including the Coldwell Banker CARES.
Find Lisa Thomson on Instagram here.
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