14 Facts About Justin Worley

Justin Scott Worley was born on November 20,1992 and is a former American football quarterback.

Justin Worley was selected as the national high school Gatorade Player of the Year in 2010.

Justin Worley played backup to Tyler Bray during most of his first two seasons at Tennessee and only started nine times before the 2013 season.

Once the 2013 season started, Justin Worley was named the starter for most of the time when he was healthy.

Justin Worley had 208 yards passing and one interception in the defeat.

Bray left Tennessee to enter the 2013 NFL draft, and Justin Worley was named the starting quarterback over Nathan Peterman, Joshua Dobbs, and Riley Ferguson after training camp.

Justin Worley had a season-high 215 passing yards in the defeat.

In 2014, Justin Worley returned from his thumb injury was named the starting quarterback for the Vols for his senior season.

Justin Worley started in seven games in his senior season with the Volunteers.

Justin Worley started the season opener at home against Utah State.

Justin Worley would have solid outings over the next two weeks but with very different results.

Justin Worley would have season-ending shoulder surgery from the injury he sustained in the Ole Miss game.

On November 24,2015, Justin Worley was signed as an undrafted free agent to the Chicago Bears' practice squad.

Justin Worley's responsibilities include overseeing the youth sports programs, sports clinics, and the fitness room.