Rhett Lewis is an NFL Network host and can be seen on a variety of programs such as "NFL GameDay Kickoff" and "Path to the Draft," as well as the "Move the Sticks" podcast with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.
Prior to joining NFL Network, Lewis spent five years as an anchor and reporter at WHDH in Boston. During his time there, he covered all four major pro championships (Super Bowl, NBA Finals, World Series and Stanley Cup Final), and five championships in total. Before joining WHDH in May of 2009, Rhett spent eight months at WVUE, the Fox affiliate in his hometown of New Orleans. Prior to joining WVUE, Lewis spent two years as the Sports Director at the CBS affiliate (KLBK) in Lubbock, Texas.
Lewis attended Indiana University in Bloomington where he played wide receiver on the football team from 2001-2005. He graduated in 2005 with a B.S. in Sports Broadcasting followed with a M.S. in Sports Administration in 2006.
Lewis' father was a head trainer in the NFL for forty-one seasons, 31 with the New Orleans Saints, two with the Washington Redskins, and eight with the Detroit Lions.
