In 2015, Del Rio was inducted into the USC Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2019, Del Rio worked as an analyst for ESPN. His son, Luke, was a college football quarterback for the Florida Gators in the mid 2010s and is an offensive quality control coach for the Washington Commanders. Otis Taylor incident During the 1987 NFL Player's strike, Otis Taylor was arriving at Arrowhead Stadium and was assaulted by Jack Del Rio, who was a new player to the organization in 1987 and was striking with his teammates. Del Rio mistook Taylor for a replacement player and was told Taylor was actually a Chiefs legend and retired player by fans who had come upon the assault. He later pressed charges against Del Rio and the two settled out of court. Notes References External links Washington Commanders profile 1963 births Living people All-American college football players American football linebackers American people of Italian descent American people of Spanish descent Baltimore Ravens coaches Carolina Panthers coaches Coaches of American football from California Dallas Cowboys players Denver Broncos coaches Denver Broncos head coaches Jacksonville Jaguars head coaches Kansas City Chiefs players Minnesota Vikings players National Conference Pro Bowl players National Football League announcers National Football League defensive coordinators New Orleans Saints coaches New Orleans Saints players Oakland Raiders head coaches Players of American football from California Sportspeople from Hayward, California University of Kansas alumni USC Trojans baseball players USC Trojans football players Washington Commanders coaches Washington Football Team coaches Washington Redskins coaches ESPN people