14 Facts About Drew Weatherford

Andrew Skillern Weatherford was born on June 22,1985 and is a former American football quarterback.

Drew Weatherford played college football at Florida State University from 2004 to 2008.

Drew Weatherford set both school and county records for season and career passing yards as well as touchdown passes.

Drew Weatherford's Gators won the second playoff game in school history against Ocala Vanguard.

Drew Weatherford guided his team to a perfect regular season, and two playoff wins.

Drew Weatherford's season ended when they lost to eventual state champion Palm Bay High School, which featured future NFL players Reggie Nelson and Joe Cohen.

The Palm Bay game was by far Drew Weatherford's most struggling performance being sacked and intercepted four times.

Drew Weatherford missed the Maryland game on October 28,2006, due to injury, which gave Xavier Lee his shot at the starting job, escalating the quarterback controversy which had been hotly debated all season.

Drew Weatherford sat out of spring practice after a slight tear in the lateral meniscus in his right knee required surgery.

Drew Weatherford was expected to be the starter headed into fall camp, but he faced fierce competition from redshirt sophomores D'Vontrey Richardson and Christian Ponder.

Drew Weatherford was invited to participate in the Chicago Bears three-day mini camp.

Drew Weatherford worked out with the New Orleans Saints and the New England Patriots.

In 2010, Drew Weatherford played in the Arena Football League with the Tampa Bay Storm.

Drew Weatherford was the backup behind starting QB Brett Dietz, and was on kickoff coverage.