19 Facts About Ron Pitts

Ronald Dwayne Pitts was born on October 14,1962 and is an American former professional football player and current sportscaster.

Ron Pitts played cornerback in the National Football League for the Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers, and played college football at UCLA.

Ron Pitts played college football back in southern California at UCLA under head coach Terry Donahue.

Ron Pitts was selected in the seventh round of the 1985 NFL draft and had a brief playing career in which he played for the Buffalo Bills and the Green Bay Packers.

From 1986 to 1990, Ron Pitts played 66 games at defensive back, starting six times.

One of Ron Pitts's interceptions came off of San Francisco 49ers hall of famer Jerry Rice.

Ron Pitts served as an analyst alongside Kenny Albert, Thom Brennaman and Ray Bentley.

Ron Pitts co-hosted Under the Helmet and former Fox Sports Net programs Total Access and Hardcore Football.

In 2014, Ron Pitts joined CBS Sports Network as a play-by-play announcer doing a limited number of games.

Ron Pitts appears as an alternate version of himself during the "Eggheads" episode of the American TV series Sliders.

Ron Pitts is mentioned in the 1984 Alex Cox movie Repo Man, in a college football radio broadcast heard in the background as the robbers bungle their way out of a store and just before the main characters walk in.

Ron Pitts played a TV Reporter in a speaking role in the 1996 film The Birdcage.

Ron Pitts' voice was featured as an announcer in Microsoft's NFL Fever, a football video game for the original Xbox.

In 2008, Ron Pitts was hired to host a new show on the Discovery Channel named Destroyed In Seconds.

Ron Pitts's father, Elijah Pitts, was a running back for the Packers and was part of all five NFL championship teams under Lombardi, including the first two Super Bowls.

Ron Pitts is mentioned briefly as one of several players' children who visited the Packers' locker room in Jerry Kramer's diary of the 1967 season, Instant Replay.

Ron Pitts has two sons named Lee and Shea, who both currently play college football.

Ron Pitts's older son, Lee Pitts, is a defensive back at Azusa Pacific University, while his younger son, Shea Pitts, is a defensive back at his father's alma mater UCLA.

Ron Pitts's sister, Kimberly R Pitts, DO, is a former power lifter and a physician in Southeast Texas.