Marty Booker

Quick Facts

Full Name	Marty Booker
Occupation	American Football Player
Date Of Birth	Jul 31, 1976(1976-07-31)
Age	48
Birthplace	Jonesboro
Country	United States
Birth City	Louisiana
Horoscope	Cancer

Marty Booker Biography

Marty Booker is one of the most popular and richest American Football Player who was born on July 31, 1976 in Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States. Marty Montez Booker was born July 31, 1976 , to Vera as well as Calvin Booker of Jonesboro, La. Booker attended Jonesboro-Hodge high school situated in Jonesboro, Louisiana. He was a standout in two sports in track and football. For football, he played quarterback, and he threw for 3,418 yards (3,125 meters) and 48 touchdowns in his senior year. during a college competition the coach told him that he was extremely athletic and that quarterback was not the ideal position for him. He opted to play WR. In the final season of his senior season in the NFL, he was named the second-place finisher for the national Gatorade High School Player of the Award of the Year. In track, he placed second in the state high jump finals when he was an senior. Booker was also an outstanding basketball player.

The year 2001 was a record-breaking one for Booker. Booker was in the starting lineup for all games, and established an all-time Bears single-season record for receptions with 100. He surpassed the old record of 93, set by Johnny Morris in 1964. This total was third in the NFC and 6th on the NFL. In the course of the season, He racked up 1,071 yards of receiving which was good for ninth place within the NFC. He was the seventh player (8th occasion) of Bears history to have an 1,000-yard (910 millimeters) receptions season. He had a season-high nine receptions in five distinct occasions, including in each game in the initial two. In a 31-3 win over Atlanta Falcons on October 7, he scored a TD catch from Jim Miller. Atlanta Falcons on October 7 He scored a 64-yard (58 millimeters) TD catch from Jim Miller and 34 yards (31 millimeters) TD pass to Marcus Robinson. He caught seven passes, totalling more than 165 yards (151 m) and three touchdowns to set a new career high in the 27-24 victory over Tampa Bay Buccaneers on November 18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers on November 18 and had a record-breaking score of 66 yards (60 meters) TD catch (from Miller) during the game.

Booker earned the first Pro Bowl berth of his career in 2002 as he accumulated 97 receptions for 1,189 yards (1,087 m) and six touchdowns. He became the first Bears wide receiver to earn Pro Bowl status since Dick Gordon in 1972. Booker’s reception total was second in team history, trailing only his 100 catches from 2001, while his yardage total was the fourth-best single-season figure. His reception total also was third in the NFC and tied for sixth in the NFL in 2002 while yardage figure was seventh in the NFC and ninth in the NFL. He became just the second Bear to account for multiple 1,000-yard (910 m) receiving seasons in a career, joining Harlon Hill (1954, 1956) Booker tied for fourth in the NFL with 20 receptions of 20 yards (18 m) or longer, while placing seventh in the NFC with 54 first-down catches and sixth in the conference with 24 third-down receptions. He amassed a career-high three 100-yard (91 m) receiving games on the season, including the opener against the Minnesota Vikings on September 8 when he produced 198 yards (181 m) – tied for the third highest single-game total in Bears history. His second 100-yard (91 m) game of the season occurred against the Green Bay Packers on October 7, when he hauled in a career-high 12 passes – the fourth-highest single-game total in team history. Booker also threw a 44-yard (40 m) touchdown pass to Marcus Robinson against the New England Patriots on November 10.

In 2005, Booker started 12 of the 15 games in which he played, and was inactive for one contest. The three games he did not start occurred when Dolphins opened with two tight ends. He caught 39 passes for 686 yards and three touchdowns on the season. His reception total ranked third on the team, behind Chris Chambers and Randy McMichael while his yardage figure was second (behind only Chambers). Booker’s average per catch of 17.6 was the best on the team among players with more than five receptions, and also marked a personal best. It also was the best figure by a Dolphin since 2002 when James McKnight put together an 18.2 mark. Booker accounted for a pair of 100-yard receiving games on the year, including the season opener against the Denver Broncos when he hauled in five passes for 104 yards. Included in that total was a 60-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Gus Frerotte – the second-longest pass play by the Dolphins in 2005. It was also Booker’s fourth career catch of 60 yards or longer and his longest since he had a 61-yard touchdown catch on December 7, 2003 at Green Bay as a member of the Chicago Bears. He had five catches for 102 yards against the New England Patriots on November 13, marking the first time since 2002 that he had two or more 100-yard receiving games in the same season. He was held without a catch at Cleveland on November 20, snapping his streak of 82 straight games with a reception. Prior to that, the last time he did not have a catch was on September 10, 2000 at Tampa Bay as a member of the Chicago Bears. Booker had two receptions for 56 yards on December 18 against the New York Jets, including a 50-yard touchdown catch from Sage Rosenfels 4:05 into the fourth quarter, which broke a 17-17 tie as the Dolphins held on for a 24-20 victory. Booker hauled in a 15-yard touchdown pass from Gus Frerotte in fourth quarter of a January 1 contest against the New England Patriots, giving the Dolphins a 25-13 lead in their 28-26 victory.

The year 2000 was a good one for Booker. Booker was a starter in 7 of 15 games the team played. He finished in third place on the squad, with 47 receptions and 490 yards (450 meters) and two scores . Booker was not active during a game on September 17 with The New York Giants with a shoulder injury. He had five receptions with 56 yards (51 m) against the Detroit Lions on September 24 the game that began an 82-game streak. consecutive games that included a catch.

Marty Booker Net Worth

Marty Booker is one of the richest American Football Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Marty Booker 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Marty Montez Booker (born July 31st 1976) is an former American football player who played 11 years in the National Football League (NFL). After playing in the NCAA football tournament for Louisiana-Monroe and the University of Louisiana-Monroe, he was selected to the Chicago Bears in the third round of the 1999 NFL Draft. In his first stint with the Bears they earned him an Pro Bowl selection in 2002. Also, he played with Miami Dolphins from 2004 to 2007, the Miami Dolphins from 2004 to 2007 Bears in 2008 and Atlanta Falcons in 2009.

Booker was chosen into the third-round (78th in the overall rankings) in 1999 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears. He played in 4 of 9 games which he took part in his debut season, catching 19 passes that netted 219 yards (200 meters) and scoring three touchdowns. He didn’t play in all of the initial game of the year, with his debut regular season game taking place in a game on October 24, with The Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Booker’s first reception of his career occurred on the 14th of November against the Minnesota Vikings, when he caught seven passes totalling the distance of 134 yards (123 m) and two touchdowns. It was the first game in his professional career. Booker was the very first Bears rookie to score 100 yards (91 millimeters) receiver game, in the NFL since Willie Gault in 1983. Booker also teamed up with Marcus Robinson to become the 15th pair of Bears history to register 100 yard (91 meters) receiving games during the same match.

Booker started 15 games during his first season with the Dolphins in 2004. He finished third on the team with 50 receptions for 638 yards and a touchdown, behind fellow wide receiver Chris Chambers and tight end Randy McMichael. He had a reception in every game that he played for the fourth year in a row. Booker turned in his most productive receiving day of the season at the New England Patriots on October 10, when he hauled in seven passes for 123 yards. His entire receiving total from the game came in the second half as he became the first Dolphin to account for 100 yards receiving in a half since December 15, 2002 when Chris Chambers had 117 yards in the first half against the Oakland Raiders. Booker tossed a 48-yard completion to Chambers against the St. Louis Rams on October 24 for the third and longest completion of his career. That led to a Sammy Morris eight-yard touchdown run on the next play from scrimmage for the Dolphins’ first score of a game they went on to win, 31-14, as they earned their initial victory of the season. He was inactive for finale at the Baltimore Ravens on January 2, 2005 with an ankle injury.

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On March 4, 2008, Booker agreed to a two-year contract with the Chicago Bears worth $3.5 million. He caught only 14 passes for 211 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a 51-yard touchdown reception. Booker was released by the Bears on February 13, 2009.

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Following a disastrous start to the season for the Dolphins, Chris Chambers was traded on October 16 to the Chargers for their second round draft pick in

2008. Booker then became the only experienced receiver for rookie QB John Beck and career back-up Cleo Lemon to throw to for the rest of the season.