EXCLUSIVE: Former NFL QB Chris Simms Cuts the Price of His Greenwich Estate Again—Dropping His Ask by Nearly $2 Million

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms has lowered the price of his Connecticut estate for a third time—dropping his original $8 million asking price by an additional $700,000.The 45-year-old—who retired from the NFL in 2010 following a spleen injury—and his wife, Daniella, initially put their longtime Greenwich abode on the market on Feb. 6. Within a matter of months, they had dropped the price by $500,000.A second price cut in June slashed a further $600,000 from the ask, while a third discount on Aug. 21 saw the athlete's original ask of $8 million lowered to $6.2 million, Realtor.com® can exclusively reveal.Simms, who now serves as an analyst for NBC Sports, still stands to make a sizable profit on the dwelling he purchased for $2.5 million in 2019—even after he and his wife invested heavily in its restoration and renovation.The property, which was originally built in 1725, has been updated extensively in the seven years since the couple took ownership. Loading...Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Chris Simms has once again trimmed the asking price of his Connecticut property—this time by over a half-million dollars, bringing the price down to $6.2 million.Dan...