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Brodie Croyle is an American former pro-style football quarterback.
Brodie Croyle is the son of John Croyle and Teresa Croyle. He started playing football at a very young age.
Croyle was born in Rainbow City, Alabama on February 6, 1983. He was raised in a home called the Big Old Ranch which was started in 1974 by John Croyle. Brodie Croyle was admitted to the Westbrook Christian High School. In school, Croyle jumped at the opportunity of playing football and soon became popular among recruiting circles. After completing high school, Croyle decided to attend the University of Alabama and was committed to the Crimson Tide later. From 2002-2005, he played college football for the University of Alabama.
Brodie Croyle's net worth is $1-5 million.
The earnings per year of Brodie Croyle are not known.
Brodie Croyle is 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) tall.
Brodie Croyle was born on February 6, 1983. As of 2022, he is about 39 years old.
Brodie Croyle was born to John Croyle and Teresa Croyle on February 6, 1983. He attended Westbrook Cristian School in Rainbow City, Alabama. His sister's name is Reagan Croyle Phillips. He graduated early from school and was admitted to the University of Alabama in 2001.
In his sophomore season at high school, he passed for 44 touchdowns and 3787 yds (3462.8 m). In that season itself, he also passed for seven touchdowns and 2838 yds (2595.0 m) in a single game. He also had a very successful junior year. He helped the team reach the state championship that same year, but the team lost by a single field goal. When he reached his senior year, several scouts ranked him as the #2 quarterback in the country after Joe Mauer.
Brodie's high school career came to an abrupt end when he was hit by a player from the opposite team of Glencoe High School in the 2004 season. The hit tore his anterior cruciate ligament, which is why he couldn't play for the rest of the season. While graduating, he held the state records for passing 9323 yds (8524.9 m) and touchdowns with 105. He set records for maximum passing yards in one season, maximum passing yards in one game, and touchdown passes in a season and a game.
Brodie Croyle is married to Kelli Schutz. They got married on July 14, 2007. Kelli was the winner of America's Junior Miss competition. In 2006, the couple met for the first time in Mobile Alabama. Croyle has two children with her, Luke Croyle and Sawyer Croyle.
Brodie Croyle was an American football quarterback. Croyle played football for Westbrook Christian School in Alabama. Brodie suffered multiple knee injuries in high school in his senior season. Despite this, he was a highly recruited prospect by the University of Alabama, Florida State University, and Louisiana State University.
Croyle was interested in playing for Florida State because of Mark Richt, who was the team's offensive coordinator. He showed little interest in Alabama since the coach of the team, Mike DuBose was fired. However, Croyle followed his father and joined the Alabama team after Richt joined Georgia Bulldogs.
Brodie Croyle was also drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2006 and played five seasons for the team. His number on the team was 12.
Brodie Croyle was released by the Kansas City Chiefs o August 23, 2011, as a free agent. He later signed up for the Arizona Cardinals. He retired on May 21, 2012. After retiring, Brodie returned to Tuscaloosa, where he partnered with one of his friends in the land and timber business. He was successful, but he didn't feel that he was meant to do it.
Croyle now continues to serve the children at the Big Oak Ranch, a home for abused and neglected children. This non-profit home was founded by Croyle's father John Croyle.
Brodie is considered one of the most popular football players on popular bio. He is also considered one of the richest football players born in Rainbow City, Alabama.
Brodie Croyle received the Starr-Sullivan Achievement Award on 2nd May 2020 at the 52nd Annual Induction Banquet and Ceremony.
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