Hosting and Performing Career
George has done extensive television work. He has hosted a video-game themed show (G4's Training Camp), now hosts a pregame show with Jason Sehorn, Tim Brown, and Fox Sports Insider Jay Glazer, and now the studio analyst on Fox College Football on FX and Fox.
In 1998, George appeared as a guest star on Nash Bridges as a football star named Leon Washington.
In 2006, Eddie helped a teen become Prom King at Westerville South High School in Westerville, Ohio for an episode of the MTV show Made.
George served as a pre-game analyst for the 2007 BCS Championship Game on FOX, and is well known for handing out OSU hats and apparel to fellow analysts during the Buckeyes' 41–14 loss to the University of Florida. He could be seen cheering on the sidelines during most of the game.
Eddie and his wife Taj currently star in the TV One reality series I Married A Baller.
Eddie also made a credited cameo appearance in the movie Into the Sun starring Steven Seagal.
Hosts a show on Big Ten Network called The Quad.
Eddie made a cameo appearance in the movie The Game Plan starring Dwayne Johnson.
Made an appearance on the reality show Survivor: Tocantins, on which his wife Taj was a contestant.
In 2006, George appeared in a performance of "God's Trombones" at the Belcourt Theatre in Nashville. He is also slated to play the title role in "Julius Caeser" at the Nashville Shakespeare Festival in 2011.
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