Waukesha, Wisconsin Native and Former Professional Soccer Player Dani Rhodes Watt’s Siblings, Drew and Dylan Rhodes, Are Former St. Norbert College Football Standouts

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Dani Rhodes Watt, an American former professional soccer player and wife of Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt, is a proud sister of two siblings.

Dani Rhodes was born on April 8, 1998, as one of three children to parents Dan and Deann Rhodes. She has two brothers named Dylan and Drew Rhodes.

Furthermore, Dani Rhodes is not the only athlete in the Rhodes family; both of her siblings, Drew and Dylan, are exceptional football players, having played in high school and college, winning several honorable titles.

Like Dani, both her brothers attended Waukesha West High School, while Dani excelled in soccer, her brothers, Drew and Dylan, won the hearts of many with their amazing football skills.

The eldest among the three, Drew Rhodes, was a four-time letterwinner and two-year starter in football at high school.

Additionally, Drew was a three-time letterwinner and two-year starter in basketball and a two-time letterwinner in track.

After graduating from high school, Drew continued his football career at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and St. Norbert College as a Quarterback, leading his team in several victories.

Similarly, Dani Rhodes’ youngest brother, Dylan Rhodes, also continued his football journey, attending St. Norbert College after his remarkable career at Waukesha West High School.

While at St. Norbert College, Dylan was a varsity four-lettermen, played in 21 games, catching 22 passes for 212 yards and two touchdowns.

Dani Rhodes’ Brothers, Drew and Dylan Are Now Thriving In Their Respective Careers

Although Drew and Dylan didn’t pursue their athletic journey professionally, they are thriving in their respective career fields.

After earning his BBA from St. Nobert College in 2019, Drew Rhodes began his career at Midwest Insurance Group as an account executive, where he worked for nearly four years.

He then continued as Insurance Risk Advisor at Marsh McLennan Agency and as a Vice President, Insurance Risk Management and Sr. Risk Advisor at USI Insurance Services.

Likewise, recently he joined Alera Group, Inc. as Corporate P&C Risk Advisor. He also serves as the Waukesha West High School football coach.

Talking about Dylan, he has been serving as Marketing Consultant for ESPN &95.3 WBEV at Good Karma Brands.

Prior to that, he served as a server at Original Pancake House for nearly five years.

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