Dan made his regular-season debut in 1987 but played on special teams and as a backup throughout his whole NFL career. He made an effort to join the Orlando Thunder in the World League of American Football in 1992. He played with the Las Vegas Sting, who he helped advance to the playoffs for and for whom he was given honorable mention All-League.
In 1993, Cowboy Bob Orton hired him, and he received training in Atlanta. As Bonecrusher Sileo, he competed for the Catch Wrestling Association in Vienna, Austria. After that, New Japan Pro Wrestling contracted him, and he performed at the Tokyo Dome. After being hired as a sports anchor for the morning show Dunbar and Rosie on 810 KGO San Francisco, Dan started his radio career.
He next went to 680 KNBR, a different local station, where he presented Sportsphone 68. Dan Sileo moved to Tampa in 1998, when he started doing the morning show on 620 WDAE. He hosted The Dan Sileo Show in 2000 from 4 to 8 in the morning. His tenure as the morning drive host on Tampa’s 620 WDAE was among his longest.
The Mighty 1090 AM XEPRS in San Diego hired him in February 2014 to host the morning show from 6 to 9 in the morning. Sileo left The Mighty at 1090 AM in January 2018 to join the brand-new discussion show The Machine. Similar to that, he was hired by IHeartMedia in August 2019 to provide afternoon broadcasts on Sports 910 KGME in Phoenix.
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