Brodie Croyle

Brodie Croyle is a former NFL QB who spent six seasons in the league with the Kansas City Chiefs and the Arizona Cardinals. In high school, Croyle was considered one of the best QB prospects in the nation, and had scholarship offers from many top schools. Originally a Florida State commit, Croyle chose to attend the University of Alabama in a surprise move. Croyle enrolled at Alabama in 2001, and inherited the starting job in his sophomore season after redshirting his freshman season. Croyle led the Crimson Tide to a 4-9 record, but broke and tied many Alabama passing records. In the third game of his senior season, Croyle tore a ligament in his knee, forcing him out for the rest of the season. His senior season was his best by far, as he led the Tide to a 10-2 record while throwing for over 2,400 yards and 14 touchdowns. Known for being injury prone, Croyle dropped to the third round of the NFL Draft, eventually being selected by the Kansas City Chiefs. He has seen little action on an NFL field, and he eventually ended his career in 2012 after spending his second straight season on the Arizona Cardinals practice squad.