Family & Net Worth [2023 Update]- Players Bio

A history of football runs in the family of American football running back Nick Chubb. A four-time Pro Bowl since being the 2018 NFL Draft pick, Chubb has his siblings & mother to thank for his NFL success.

Both his older brothers: Henry II and Zach, played football at college, and this would leave an impression on Nick. Also, his father, a former U. S. Air Force, played as a fullback at Valdosta State.

Nicholas Chubb currently plays for Cleveland Browns- with five seasons completed in 2022. His three-year extension contract with the Browns will keep him through the other two seasons:2023-24 & 2024-25.

In this article, we will cover about siblings of Nick Chubb- an older half-brother Henry II and an older brother Zachary. Furthermore, it covers insights into their sister, family & relationships.

As reported, the Chubbs family’s eight-brother ancestors founded the community of Chubbtown, Georgia.

So, at least one of the sons in the Chubb family has the name initial of their founding-member ancestors (Nicholas, William, John, Henry, Thomas, Jacob, Isaac, and George).

Read further for more!

Quick Facts 

Family Background Of Henry II Chubb

Henry Edward Chubb II is famous as the elder half-brother of NFL player Nick Chubb. Though he also has an athletic career- he played college football at Troy University & GSU before switching to a career as a coach.

Henry II Chubb was born on March 22, 1987, in Georiga to Henry Chubb Sr. and his previous wife, Sheena.

His father later married Lavelle Chubb (only to divorce in 1999, when his half-brother Nick was four years old).

He has three younger half-siblings from his father’s side: Zach Chubb, Neidra Chubb, and Nick Chubb, an NFL player.

Moreover, from his mother, Sheena’s other marriage to Anthony Causer, he has two other half-brothers: DeMarius Causer and Demetrius Causer.

Henry’s father, Henry Sr., is a former U. S. Air Force who served the country in Desert Storm but retired after an eye problem during the war in the Middle East.

Moreover, his father was an athlete, too- he played as a fullback at Valdosta State in the 1982 & 1983 college football seasons.

Age, Height & Body Measurements

Nick Chubb’s brother Henry II has a height of 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m) and weighs 84 kg (187 lbs).

An Aries by birth, Henry is passionate, motivated & confident, a similar trait of the zodiac sign. This explains why, after an injury cut short his playing career, he didn’t sit in agitation but pursued a career as a football coach.

As of November 2023, Henry Chubb is 36 years old.

Nick Chubb’s Brother Henry Chubb | Education & Collegiate Career

Henry II Chubb attended Ware County High School from 2001 to 2005 & was considered a two-way star.

As a senior, he led the team to a 12-2 record and completed 105-of-165 pass attempts for 1,340 yards and 12 touchdowns. He was named All-State by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Then, on June 30, 2005, Henry enrolled at Troy University and played for two seasons: 10 games in 2005 (10 tackles) and 13 games in 2006 (made 35 tackles).

After his sophomore year, he transferred to Georgia Southern University, & was chosen for North-South All-Star Game in Georgia. But his college football was cut short due to a career-ending injury.

In May 2010, he graduated with a Sports and Fitness Management major.

Henry II Chubb (Brother Of Nick Chubb) | Relationship & Career

Shortly after graduation, Henry II Chubb became a track coach at Bulloch Academy in Statesboro, Georgia, in 2010.

Then, he returned to his alma mater Ware County & served as its assistant defensive back coach. For the 2011 season, Henry was his high school’s wide receivers coach.

In February 2012, he joined Birmingham-Southern College as an assistant wide receivers coach. Further details or updates on his profession are not out.

As reported, the former GSU football player is married and shares a daughter Armani with his wife, Marinda.

Are Nick Chubb & Bradley Chubb Brothers?

Well, Nick and Bradley are cousins, and both of them are NFL players- two of the best players in the NFL in their respective positions.

Nick Chubb is a running back for the Browns, while Bradley plays for Miami Dolphins (2022- now) after playing for Denver Broncos (2018-22).

Additionally, they are related and are a part of a very influential southern family. His father, Henry, and Bradley’s father, Aaron, are biological brothers.

Despite being connected, they didn’t actually meet until 2013, when Nick was making headlines across Georgia for his supremacy in high school football.

Both players were selected in the 2018 NFL Draft: Nick by the Browns in the second round with the No. 35 pick and Bradley by the Broncos with a No. 5 overall pick.

Since they entered the NFL, the Chubb cousins have faced off three times, with Bradley recording his first career tackle against his cousin Nick.

Bradley was raised in Powder Springs, Georgia, about an hour away, while Nick was born in adjacent Chubbtown, Georgia, in Cedartown.

Football Reigns In The Blood Of The Chubb Family

The Chubbs family has a two-generation football running.

Nick Chubb’s father Herny Chubb, played football at Valdosta State University, while his uncle Aaron was a linebacker for Georgia State. Moreover, Aaron became the late-round draft pick of the New England Patriots in 1989.

The eldest brother (half-brother) of Nick, Henry II Chubb, played football at Ware County High School. Later he had a collegiate career at Troy University & Georgia Southern University.

Zach Chubb, his other brother, went to Cedartown High School and then signed to play football at the Air Force Academy from 2012 to 2014.

Nick’s both cousins, Bradley Chubb and Brandon Chubb, are not behind in football prominence too.

Bradley, a college footballer at North Carolina State University, became the round-one 5th overall pick of the Denver Broncos in the 2018 NFL Draft.

Other notable picks in that draft were Baker Mayfield, Saquon Barkley, Sam Darnold, Josh Allen, Denzel Ward, & Quenton Nelson.

After playing for the Broncos from 2018 to 2022, he signed with Miami Dolphins in 2022.

On the other, Brandon Chubb, who played college football at Wake Forest, signed as an undrafted free agent with the Los Angeles Rams in 2016. After playing NFL until 2020, he sought a career as a business executive. 

Chubb Family History | Discovery Of Chubbtown

Georgia, the oldest state in the nation, is home to several vital tales & significant incidents that have shaped American history. The innumerable tales of courageous and tenacious Georgians are carved in history.

And the Chubb family is among them, who are the founders of Chubbtown, Georgia.

Circa 1851, eight Chubb brothers (ancestors of NFL player Nick & his family) went to Georgia. They were formerly enslaved people who had been emancipated in North Carolina.

The Chubb brothers first established themselves in Madison, Morgan County, before making their way west to a piece of land near Cave Spring & Rome in Floyd County. They finally gathered together to form “Chubbtown,” an unorganized settlement.

But anything said is easier than done.

The continuous efforts to settle a residential area became fruitful gradually. They brought valuable talents to any frontier community as farmers, millers, distillers, and blacksmiths.

Not only the Chubbtown thrived & continued to survive despite the Jim Crow law implementation, but they also managed to escape the damage of the Civil War when Sherman sliced his way south to Atlanta.

By the 1870s, the Chubbtown residents had enough land to maintain pastures, fields, a church that is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, simple dwellings, and structures, some of which are still in existence.

Net Worth Of Nick Chubb & His Brothers

Ever since Nick became the round-two (35th overall) pick of the Cleveland Browns in 2018, he plays with the team. With five NFL seasons as the Browns player, his career earnings in 2022 recorded $23.35 million.

As of November 2023, Nick Chubb has an estimated net worth of $20 million. Thanks to his NFL contracts & endorsement deals with Xenith, FedEx, Panini, Chubb Insurance, Nike, and Defiance Fuel.

The Browns signed him a four-year rookie contract of $7.38 million on April 27, 2018, before an extension in July 2021 for $36 million for three years. The extension deal included a guaranteed $20 million and a $12 million signing bonus.

Though the exact fortune of his older brothers, Henry II and Zach is not known, but it is estimated in a 6-digit figure.

On the other hand, his NFL player cousin Bradley Chubb owns a $30 million net worth.

His most lucrative deal was the five-year $110 million contract that saw him $53.2 million guaranteed, with a $13.48 million signing bonus & $22 million in average annual salary.

Nick Chubb’s younger cousin Brandon left NFL in 2020 and now holds various executive positions:

• Board of director at Concrete Rose Capital (June 2022- Now)
• A venture Partner at Lake Nona Sports & Health Tech Fund (Oct. 2022- Now)
• Founder of Captain Partners (2020- Now)
• A Player Director of NFL Players Association (Aug. 2021- Now)

No doubt, Brandon Chubb is a millionaire too.

Social Media Presence

Nick Chubb himself is an active Instagram & Twitter user. His elder brother Zach also has an Instagram account but is not an active user.

Though his older-half brother Henry E. Chubb is not active on any social media platform.

The NFL star’s sister Neidra uses her Instagram to bring awareness to SIDS after she lost her first-born son Junior (b. Aug 29, 2018- d. Nov. 2, 2018). She often shares pictures with her only son (second-born) Josiah (b. Feb 11, 2020).

Neidra Chubb is part of the Board of Directors for the non-profit First Candle.

FAQs 

How good is Nick Chubb?

When the yards per carry average is taken into account, Chubb tops the NFL in rushing yards & rushing touchdowns and is off to the finest start by a running back in this century. Chubb has the second-most seasons in NFL history (five) with an average of 5.0 yards per carry, behind only Joe Perry’s six.

What is Nick Chubb’s longest run?

A career-high 176 running yards, including a 92-yard score, were amassed by rookie RB Nick Chubb. The touchdown was the longest in Brown’s record and the second-longest by an NFL rookie (after Bobby Gage’s 97-yard run for Pittsburgh in 1949).

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