Tim Wrightman | BVA Boardroom Ep. 22

BVA Boardroom Podcast

Tim Wrightman is a true legend in the world of football and beyond. Tim played for the Chicago Bears, most notably as part of the 1986 Super Bowl championship team that secured victory in Super Bowl XX. Tim's football career began at UCLA, where he played for the Bruins from 1978-81. During his college years, he was a standout athlete, being named consensus All-American in 1981, earning Rookie of the Year honors in 1978, and receiving the Bruins All-Around Excellence award in both 1979 and 1981. In recognition of his exceptional skills, the LA Times voted him the best collegiate tight end Southern California has ever produced in 1999. His contributions to the sport were further honored in 2003 when he was inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame.

Beyond the gridiron, our guest has also made his mark in the entertainment industry. He has appeared as a guest star in 21 television shows, including popular series like "Party of Five," "Baywatch," and "Renegade," and has starred in 20 national commercials.

Today, he enjoys life on his expansive 200+ acre Lazy Bear Ranch in Weiser, Idaho. The ranch serves as a pheasant preserve and a dynamic event venue, reflecting his deep connection to nature and his family, especially through pheasant hunting—a cherished activity that bonds him to his father.

Please join us in welcoming this multifaceted talent and dedicated sportsman, whose journey from the football field to the rolling acres of Idaho is nothing short of inspiring.

Learn More about Lazy Bear Ranch here: https://www.lazybearranch.com