Andy Gresh

Andy Gresh is a National and New England media personality and college football color analyst. Gresh is the host of "The Andy Gresh Show" which airs Saturdays and Sundays on "ESPN Radio" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. eastern. He is also in his 4th year as pregame, halftime, and post game analyst on "The WBCN Patriots Rock Radio Network". He recently joined the ranks of "Sirius NFL Radio" as one of the hosts of Late Hits. Gresh can be heard immediately after Monday night Football on Sirius channel 124, and every Tuesday and Wednesday night from 8 p.m.- 11 p.m. Gresh is also known for his appearances on "Comcast SportsNet New England" as an opinionated sports analyst and for his x's and o's segment that runs every Friday during football season, breaking down New England Patriots football. He is also the color analyst for "The ECAC Football Network" on NESN and has called the past 5 Williams-Amherst games on NESN. He has hosted on occasion 'Football Tonight on ESPN radio.'

Prior to becoming a national host, Gresh worked with former New England Patriots quarterback Scott Zolak for 3 years at "The Score" in Providence. Gresh was let go, along with the rest of the staff, after the station flipped formats on March 10, 2008. he spent over 10 years on air at "The Score" and worked various dayparts.

Gresh is known for his size, 6'5" and as he says "somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds." And his ability to poke fun at himself and make people laugh. He has said on "ESPN Radio" that he is recently divorced and lives in Massachusetts.