Vince Mayle

Quick Facts

Full Name	Vince Mayle
Occupation	American Football Player
Date Of Birth	Jun 12, 1991(1991-06-12)
Age	33
Birthplace	Natomas
Country	United States
Birth City	California
Horoscope	Gemini

Vince Mayle Biography

Vince Mayle is one of the most popular and richest American Football Player who was born on June 12, 1991 in Natomas, California, United States. Vincent Mayle was born June 12th, 1991 in Sacramento, California, to Renee Mayle. There are two siblings older than him, an older twin sister Tinea along with a twin brother named John. The family was a single parent family located in Natomas, California, a suburb of Sacramento. Tinea Mayle described him as ambitious , but shy, preferring to surprise people by his accomplishments and actions instead of revealing details about himself.

Mayle later enrolled in Shasta College, a community college located in Redding, California, where he played basketball in the college for a time. As a 6-foot-2 inch (1.88 meters) strength forward Mayle realized he’s smaller than his classmates and were too talented to enjoy a long-term professional career playing basketball. He did manage to score an average of 8 points per match. In the event that his mother had an injury in his summer 2010 Mayle was forced to take an entire year without school to look after her and work various jobs to earn money. In the time he was away of school Mayle chose to drop the sport of basketball to football in the hope that it would help him advance in the world. In the belief that he could play at the highest level that he could, he started working out to change him from the slim body required for basketball to the more muscular body required for football. He also took care of his mother.

The 2013 season started slowly for Mayle due to his difficulty adjusting to the far more competitive football world at WSU. He averaged just 1.4 catches and 14 yards per game in the first five matches. But in his final eight games, he caught 4.4 passes and had 54.9 yards per game. Mayle was fourth on the WSU squad in receptions (42) and yards (549), and caught five touchdowns in six games. He tied with Gabe Marks and Dominique Williams for a team-high seven touchdowns. He was a contender for the Fred Biletnikoff Award, an honor given to the most outstanding receiver in American college football. At the end of the 2013 season, WSU applied for and was granted a waiver by the NCAA, giving Mayle another year of college football eligibility. In the 2014 season, Mayle led the Pac-12 Conference in both receptions (106, 9 for touchdowns) and yards (1,483), was tied for second in the country for receptions, and was second- best receiver in the nation in receiving yards per game (123.6). Both the number of receptions and the number of yards were a WSU single-season best ever in the team’s history, and he was one of only two players in the nation to have two 250-yard receiving games. He also led the nation in dropped passes (19). At the end of the season, he was appointed to the All-Pac-12 Second Team and Sports Illustrated magazine named him an All-America honorable mention.

At WSU, Mayle played football on a scholarship. He continued to lift weights seriously and improve his strength and stamina, and hone his receiving skills. He also lost a considerable amount of weight, dropping to 225 pounds (102 kg) from 240 pounds (110 kg). One of his former high school football coaches, Terry Stark, called his physical transformation “incredible”. He also continued his heavy off-season training and practice schedule. But during the 2013 season, Mayle began to lose his focus on football. He believed his superior athleticism was enough to allow him to win games, and he dismissed the technical and skill-building side of football. He didn’t take practice seriously, was indifferent to the study of game film, and rarely talked to coaches or teammates. WSU receivers coach David Yost told him to “Stop making excuses and get your job done. You’d be a much better player if you stopped making excuses and get what you have to do done, instead of making excuses why you didn’t get it done.” Mayle later recalled that this comment cut deeply, but also motivated him to get back on track athletically.

Mayle did not make a great student, but when he did graduate from high school in 2009, his grades were so low that he wasn’t qualified to play under NCAA rules to participate in sports in a four-year university or college.

Vince Mayle Net Worth

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

Vincent Mayle (/’ M eI l i (pronounced MAY-lee) born on June 12 in 1993) is an American football tight end with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League (CFL). He played in the past for college basketball with Shasta College, and college football for Sierra College and Washington State University. His National Football League career as an athlete with Cleveland Browns. Cleveland Browns.

Mayle was a child who wanted to become an athlete in basketball. He admired LeBron James when he was a kid and was given the name “Little LeBron” in the sixth grade due to his ability to emulate James his style of play. At the age of 11 older, Mayle obtained James’ autograph during the 2003 ESPY Awards. This was the initial autograph Mayle ever had and the first sporting autograph he’d ever gotten. Mayle did not begin playing football until he enrolled at Inderkum High School. In 2008 (his final year as a senior), Mayle played running back on offense as well as the position of linebacker in defense. Mayle scored fifteen touchdowns during that year. Mayle afterwards admitted, despite his successes in football He hardly ever saw football on TV.

In the fall of 2011, Mayle returned to school, enrolling at Sierra College, a community college in Rocklin, California. He took a year off from sports in order to focus on academics, and his grades markedly improved. In the fall of 2012, his high school football coach convinced him to return to playing football. Mayle did so, Sierra College head coach Jeff Tisdel put the then-240-pound (110 kg) Mayle at wide receiver (after considering making him a defensive end, linebacker, and tight end). Mayle had 61 receptions for 984 yards (900 m) in the 2012 season, second-best in the state. His 16 touchdowns were the best of all receivers among all junior colleges in California, and he was named Valley Conference offensive Most Valuable Player and All-California Most Valuable Player. He also won a position on the Valley Conference First Team, All-State First Team, and Football All-American Junior College First Team. Mayle’s focus on football could waver at times, and he too often allowed his athleticism compensate for skill or knowledge about the defense. Tisdel benched him for a game after Mayle dropped four passes in practice. The punishment brought his attention back to the field, and he caught four touchdowns in the next game. Determined to move up to a four-year college, Mayle continued to get good grades and took a heavy 20-credit course load in the spring of 2013 to make him eligible under NCAA rules. He also worked out heavily in the summer, and practiced passing routes on his high school playing field.

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Mayle was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the fourth round (123rd overall) of the 2015 NFL Draft. He was the highest WSU wide receiver picked in the draft pick since Jason Hill was drafted in the third round in 2007.

Facts & Trivia

Vince Ranked on the list of most popular American Football Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in United States. Vince Mayle celebrates birthday on June 12 of every year.

On September 3, 2016, he was released by the Cowboys and was signed to the practice squad the next day. He was promoted to the active roster on November 16, after tight end Geoff Swaim was lost for the season with an injury. He was used on special teams and to contribute as a blocker in the running game from his wide receiver position, but struggled with penalties. He was waived on December 29, to make room for offensive lineman Ryan Seymour, who was needed for depth purposes in the last game of the season, in order to rest some of the starters for the postseason play.