Does Gardner Minshew have a girlfriend?

Gardner Minshew isn't just a great quarterback; he's also a very attractive young man. Minshew has been eye candy since he was drafted into the league, and the news that he could start again has been well-received. Minshew is the Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback to Jalen Hurts. He has worked hard in that role and has never questioned the head coach's decision.

Today, however, we will focus on Minshew's personal life rather than his performance on the Gridiron.

Gardner Minshew's dating history

At the moment, Gardner Minshew does not have a girlfriend, as the former Washington State University shot caller is currently single and not likely searching. It is also important to note that Gardner Minshew has never been in a public relationship, at least not since he became a public figure.

Despite his large following on all social media platforms, Minshew has kept his dating life under wraps. However, it has been speculated that he has had his fair share of romantic relationships over the years. Minshew has never married and has no children at the time of writing.

Gardner Minshew's Family Tree

Gardner hails from a family of five. His father is Flint Minshew, and his mother is Kim Minshew. Gardner was born on May 16, 1996, to the couple, and he was raised in Flowood, Mississippi. Gardner's father, Flint, was a pretty good athlete back in his high school days. Thus, we can now see where Gardner got his sporting traits from.

Gardner also has two younger sisters, both of whom he adores. They go by the names Callie and Meredith. Both Minshew daughters play sports, with both being standout athletes in their places of education.

Gardner Minshew's Career Timeline

Gardner Minshew was drafted in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft. The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted him as their future quarterback. Minshew took the opportunity with both hands and put up a fantastic rookie stat line of 3,271 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and six interceptions in 14 games.

His next season was just as impressive, with the then-year-two Pro putting up a stat line of 2,259 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and five interceptions in six games. However, his efforts weren't enough to keep him in Jacksonville, as the Jaguars traded him to the Philadelphia Eagles to make room for an incoming Trevor Lawrence.

Since joining Philly, Minshew has played as a backup for the regular playoff contenders. He has played in a mere seven games for Philly, thrown for under 500 passing yards, scored four touchdowns, and been intercepted once. He hopes to improve that stat line on Saturday when he takes to the Gridiron without starting quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Overall, Minshew has played in thirty NFL games. He has racked up a stat line of 41 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, and a passer rating of 93.9 for his career.