Football coach and former fullback Patrick Pass’s wife, Monique Pass, is CEO of M&M Tropicals.
Patrick DeAndrea Pass, 47, was the director of football personnel development for the Massachusetts Pirates of the Indoor Football League (IFL) until he was suspended from the IFL indefinitely.
Highlights
- Patrick Pass married Monique Pass on December 30, 2009, and had two daughters.
- Monique Pass owns M&M Tropicals. She tweeted pictures of her husband to urge the union to reject a CBA proposal to cut disability benefits.
- Patrick has faced severe migraines and vertigo.
The New England Patriots drafted a pass in the seventh round of the 2000 NFL draft.
He played college football in Georgia and was also a member of the New York Giants and the Houston Texans.
In 2020, Pass was hired as the head coach of the Massachusetts Pirates, who were members of the National Arena League at the time.
Later, in 2022, he transitioned to the director of football personnel development for the Pirates.
On August 28, 2024, Pass was arrested for assaulting an 82-year-old man at the Planet Fitness gym facility in North Providence, Rhode Island.
Patrick Pass’ Wife, Monique Pass, Shared Her Husband’s Health Struggles On Social Media
Patrick Pass, an ex-New England Patriots Player, married Monique Pass on December 30, 2009. The couple had two daughters, whose identities were kept from the media.
According to Monique’s Twitter handle, she has three beautiful stepchildren.
Recently, on December 30, 2024, Patrick and Monique celebrated their 15th marriage anniversary. Monique posted the photo on her Instagram handle with the caption,
She wished her husband, Patrick, a 47th birthday through her Instagram with a caption,
Monique Pass’s Facebook handle says she owns M&M Tropicals and lives with Patrick in North Providence, Rhode Island.
On the other hand, Patrick, a coach, was suspended following a fan brawl and now serves as the team’s Director of Football Personnel Development.
Since he retired from the NFL in 2009, Patrick has faced significant health challenges, including severe migraines and vertigo.
His wife, Monique, has shared his struggles on social media, revealing that he has been hospitalized several times and now deals with mobility issues.
In 2020, she shared troubling pictures of Patrick in a hospital bed to plead with the players’ union to reject team owners’ proposal to cut benefits to disabled retirees.
With current NFL players set to vote on a collective-bargaining proposal that will affect thousands of their retired former colleagues, the wife of Patrick has posted pictures of her husband to plead with the union to reject the owners’ offer because it limits disability protection. Monique’s wrote,
The pictures attached to the Tweet show a lifeless Pass sprawled across a bathroom floor. In others, he’s seen incapacitated in the hospital. Monique added,
In June 2020, Monique posted a video of her husband walking with a noticeable limp. In another post from March of that year, she showed Pass being evaluated by ‘top neurologist doctor Mr. Norman Gordon.’
According to Monique, he now relies on total and permanent disability benefits, which could be limited if the current NFL players union votes to approve the owners’ CBA proposal before Saturday’s deadline.
She directed another tweet at Carolina Panthers offensive tackle Russel Okung, who recently filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board, contending the NFLPA negotiated the agreement with the league in bad faith. She wrote,
Additional Information
- Patrick Pass has an estimated net worth of around $5 million as of 2025.
- He attended Tucker High School in Tucker, Georgia, and lettered in football and baseball.
- Patrick signed with the Houston Texans before the 2007 NFL season; the Texans released him on August 29, 2007.