David Quessenberry wife Maegan Quessenberry is a Development and Events Manager in Houston, Texas. David and Maegan are parents to a baby boy named Theodore.
David is an offensive line player who enjoys playing for the Buffalo Bills. He has been playing in the NFL since 2013.
The athlete’s professional career commenced in the 2013 NFL draft when the Houston Texans roped him into the roster in round six. He played for the Texans till 2017.
During his term with the Texans, the professional player was diagnosed with Lymphoma in 2014, as per a Fox Sports report. He underwent treatment and beat cancer in 2017.
After leaving the Texans, he went to the Tennessee Titans and played with them from 2018 to 2021. Following his departure from the Titans, Buffalo Bills signed him on 21st April 2022.
The NFL player married Maegan while still a player for the Titans. Quessenberry’s better half was an Arts student who also studied Sports Management.
With years of experience in her professional career, Maegan has also been an active part of numerous volunteering programs.
David And Maegan Conjugal Life
David and Maegan have been together since the early 2010s.
In an interview from 8th March 2022 with the Bussins With The Boys on Facebook, the Bills’ player revealed that he had known his partner since Middle School. They met in the school but did not hit it off from the start.
The athlete also added that it was only after college the two started going out. They started their romantic relationship after graduating from college in 2013.
One can see David’s Instagram and notice an old picture of Maegan dating back to 23rd March 2013.
Since then, the couple can be seen in numerous pictures. There are some at a friend’s wedding and some at their outing.
During the time when David was diagnosed with cancer, his then-girlfriend was present with him throughout the process. She actively participated in fundraising programs to support her then-boyfriend.
The couple was with David’s family for the Christmas dinner in 2014. They stuck with each other through all the thick and thins.
In 2018, they visited Rome, Italy, and spent quality time. The same year, they got engaged and spent Maegan’s birthday in Encinitas, California.
On 5th April 2019, the couple exchanged vows and got marital status. The NFL player claims it to be the proudest day of his life.
The athlete’s spouse got pregnant, and David was present throughout the process. On 30th March 2021, they went to a beach to spend some quality time before the arrival of the baby.
A baby boy was born to the Quessenbery couple on 25th May 2021 in Nashville, Tennessee. They named their son Theodore Joseph Quessenberry and called him Teddy.
Maegan Quessenberry Career
Maegan Quessenberry has a long career spanning over fourteen years. She has worked for numerous firms and had different roles.
The Offensive line’s spouse celebrates her birth anniversary on the 27th of September. Her Zodiac sign is Libra.
Maegan’s Education Background
Maegan joined the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 2008. She studied Bachelor’s in Arts and graduated in 2012.
Mrs. Quessenberry was an integral part of the Women’s Lacrosse teams and captained the team for two years. She was also a National Society for Collegiate Scholars member and an Elected Sport-Club student Athlete Liasion member.
After that, she enrolled in the University of California, Rome, to study arts and global studies. She graduated in 2011. Her motive was to study roman art and civilization from ancient times and familiarize herself with the Italian language.
Her LinkedIn profile indicates that Meagan is bilingual. Italian and English are her proficient languages.
For her Master’s, Mrs. Quessenberry chose the University of San Francisco. She got her Master’s degree in Sport Management in 2015.
Maegan’s Career Experience
Maegan Quessenberry has been actively working in the professional sector since 2009. Her first outing was to UCSB Recreation Sports as a part-timer.
She worked as a Special event Staff, Office Staff, and Orientation Staff Leader for two years and ten months. Planning and executing different events, managing budgets and staff, and handling data and department errands were some of her primary duties.
From January 2009 to September 2012, Maegan worked as Guest Services and Hospitality agent for Coastal Casitas, Inc. as a part-time employee.
The NFL player’s better half did her internship at the University of San Diego for nine months. She did her USD Athletics marketing internship, where she had to handle the team’s social media platforms and run other chores.
Her first full-time work was in Bloom Natural Health as a Clinic and Front Office Manager and Patient Care Coordinator. She worked there for a year and a half.
In June 2014, she started working for San Diego Chargers Football Co. as their Community Relations Intern. She was responsible for organizing training camps, assisting youth football initiatives, coordinating community-focused events, communicating with fans, and facilitating charitable donations to non-profit institutions.
Between December 2012 and June 2016, Maegan worked as a Substitute teacher in San Dieguito High School District.
She also coached La Jolla Country Day School’s women’s Lacrosse team for four years, from 2012 to 2016.
Since June 2016, the former Lacrosse player has been involved with BEAR…Be A Resource for CPS Kids as a Development and Events Manager. Her main priority as a D&E manager is to execute fresh and growing opportunities for kids in the Houston region while also escalating fundraising attempts.
She also volunteered at Alzheimer’s Association for a few months. Maegan also gave her full effort to Lymphoma Research Foundation.
Since June 2015, she has been a fundraising volunteer for the American Cancer Society.
David Quessenberry Family Members
David was born in La Jolla, California, and grew up among his family members. The Quessenberry household comprised his dad, mom, and two younger brothers.
The family members have been close-knit throughout the years. All the brothers are into football and support each other.
David Quessenberry Parents
David’s parents are Maureen Quessenberry, and David Quessenberry Sr. David gets his name from his father.
The athlete’s father was in the Navy and retired as a Navy Captain. His second son also enlisted in military service.
Maureen is available on Instagram under the username ‘mommamoeq.’ Her profile has 22 posts to this date, but the profile is private.
David Has Two Siblings
David is the eldest in the family and has two younger brothers. They are very much like David and are professional football players.
The Quessenberry brothers are all in NFL and attended the same high school. All three siblings attended La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, California.
Paul Quessenberry
Paul Quessenberry is the second child of the Quessenberry bloodline. He reached 31 on January 8, 2023.
Like his brother, he was born in La Jolla, California. After completing high school, he attended the United States Naval Academy and earned a Bachelor of Science.
While in the Naval Academy, he played Tight end for the Navy in college football.
Paul served in the United States Marine Corps for half a decade as a rifle platoon and weapons platoon commander.
After serving in the Marine Corps, he was signed by the New England Patriots in 2020.
In 2021, he was added by Houston Texans to the roster on a one-year contract. The following year on September 7, 2022, he was released by the Texans and is currently a free agent in 2023.
Scott Quessenberry
Scott Quessenberry is the youngest among the three. He is also a 27-year-old NFL player.
Unlike his brothers, he was born in Carlsbad, California. He went to UCLA for his college degree.
He played college football and was named in the First-team All-Pac-12 in 2016.
In 2018, the Los Angeles Chargers picked Scott as their round-five pick. He played for the chargers till 2021.
The Houston Texans signed the 6-foot-3-inch athlete on March 23, 2022. He plays Offensive Guard for the Texans.
He is happily married to Nicholette Quessenberry. The couple celebrates their marriage anniversary on March 14.