31 Facts About Travis Lulay

Travis Lulay was born on September 27,1983 and is a former professional Canadian football quarterback.

Travis Lulay led Montana State in rushing his senior year with 611 yards.

Travis Lulay left with school records for career passing yards, single-season total offense, and total offense in a career, and in his four years led the Bobcats to three victories over their state rivals, the University of Montana Grizzlies.

Travis Lulay threw for 17 passing TD's and 10 INT's.

At the NFL Combine in 2006, Travis Lulay came in first in the short shuttle drill and ranked among the top three quarterbacks in the three cone, broad jump and vertical jump.

Travis Lulay was re-signed by the Seahawks on January 4,2007, and was assigned to the Berlin Thunder of NFL Europa.

On May 14,2008, Travis Lulay signed with the New Orleans Saints.

Travis Lulay signed with the BC Lions on May 20,2009, and impressed the coaching staff enough in training camp to insert him in the second pre-season game for three series, where he completed 8 of 10 passes for 140 yards with one touchdown and one interception.

Travis Lulay saw limited action in the regular season as the Lions used a total of five different quarterbacks due to injuries.

In 2010, Travis Lulay made his first professional start in the fourth game of the season against Toronto following injuries to starter Casey Printers and was expected to lead the Lions until Printers was ready to make his return to the lineup.

Travis Lulay threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns and was named the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player.

In 2012, Travis Lulay had another strong season, leading the Lions to another first-place finish and a berth in the West Final.

Travis Lulay spent much of the season chasing history, as he was approaching the record for most consecutive games played with at least one touchdown pass.

Travis Lulay played in the last game of the season, but only for 18 minutes, and did not throw for a touchdown, ending his streak at 26 games, second only to Sam Etcheverry's 34.

In January 2013, it was reported that Travis Lulay signed a two-year contract extension worth a reported $450,000 per season.

In Week 12 of the 2013 regular season Travis Lulay suffered an injury to his throwing shoulder when he impacted Alouettes defensive back Geoff Tisdale on a 19-yard rushing touchdown.

Travis Lulay returned to action in the last regular season game of 2013, but he only played for a limited amount of time, attempting only 4 passes, completing 3 of them for 54 yards.

Travis Lulay completed 20 of 26 pass attempts for 211 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions.

In November 2013 Travis Lulay underwent shoulder surgery to repair the damage done from his September injury.

Travis Lulay missed the first half of the 2014 CFL season while he rehabilitated his throwing shoulder.

Travis Lulay completed 18 of 27 passes for 167 yards in a game dominated by the defense, but left with just under a minute to go in regular, his shoulder causing him extreme discomfort, 357 days since his last start.

Travis Lulay was again injured in Week 11 of the 2015 CFL season; suffering a torn MCL in the game against the Montreal Alouettes.

On February 8,2016, Travis Lulay resigned with the Lions on a two-year contract.

Travis Lulay spent the 2016 CFL season as the Lions' backup quarterback, behind Jennings.

On July 15,2017, during a Week 4 match against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Travis Lulay set a new CFL record for most passing yards when coming off the bench.

Travis Lulay started the next three games for the Lions, winning two of them, before a suffering a minor shoulder injury, which coincided with Jonathon Jennings' return to health in Week 8.

Nevertheless, Jennings struggled in the next three games, resulting in Travis Lulay being forced into action in all three matches.

However, Travis Lulay suffered a non-contact injury to his knee early in the game and did not return.

On July 13,2018, the Lions announced that Travis Lulay would be the team's starting quarterback in their Week 5 match against the Blue Bombers.

Travis Lulay started and finished the following six games for the Lions, winning twice.

Travis Lulay suffered a concussion in Week 13 against the Redblacks.