Gary Ellerson

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Gary Ellerson is a former American football player with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions. He currently works as a sports-talk radio host on WSSP in Milwaukee, WI as co-host of The Gary and Cliff Show with Cliff Saunders.

Ellerson started his pro-career as a running back in 1984 with the Memphis Showboats of the USFL, where he was a teammate of Reggie White. He re-entered the NFL Draft in 1985 and was taken in the 7th Round by the Packers. He spent the 1985 and 1986 seasons in Green Bay before being released during training camp of the 1987 season. He then signed with the Lions a short time later. Ellerson played in only 8 games with the Lions in '87, before a knee injury effectively ended his career.

Ellerson starts each show with his signature phrase "What's Crackin' Milwaukee?"

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