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Professional football quarterback Trent Green played 15 seasons in the National Football League, most recently for the St. Louis Rams.
Green, who was cut by the Rams on February 25, 2009, announced his retirement from the NFL on June 12, 2009.http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/9671366/Former-Rams,-Chiefs-QB-Green-calling-it-quits
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Fast Facts
- Full name: Trent Jason Green
- Born: July 9, 1970NFL.com: Trent Green Player Page
- Birthplace: Cedar Rapids, IowaNFL.com: Trent Green Player Page
- Attended: St. John Vianney High School
- College: Indiana UniversityNFL.com: Trent Green Player Page
- Part of the St. Louis Rams Super Bowl XXXIV team
- Drafted by San Diego Chargers in 1993St. Louis Rams: Trent Green
- First Pro Bowl in 2001St. Louis Rams: Trent Green
- Two-time Derrick Thomas MVP AwardSt. Louis Rams: Trent Green
- Best full season in 2005 with a QB rating of 101.8St. Louis Rams: Trent Green
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Early Years
Prior to playing professionally, Green played college football with the Indiana Hoosiers. He recorded 5,400 yards and 23 touchdowns and set single-season records for passing yards and total offensive yards for the Hoosiers. After college, he was selected 222nd overall in the 1993 NFL draft by the San Diego Chargers. -
NFL Career
Green played exclusively with the Chargers practice squad in 1993 and 1994, then joined the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League in 1994. Returning to the NFL, Green played for the Washington Redskins, making his NFL debut playing one game in 1997. He signed with the St. Louis Rams in 1999, playing in eight games before he left for the Kansas City Chiefs.After his first two seasons in Kansas City, Green had a break out year in 2003. In that season, he lead the Chiefs to a 13-3 and went to the Pro Bowl. In a 2006 game versus the Cincinnati Bengals, defensive end Robert Geathers gave Green a severe concussion, limiting him to only eight games that year. He was traded to the Miami Dolphins at the end of the season.St. Louis Rams: Trent Green
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@JoshLooney For the record I do not like the white on white look. Bad memories of the Trent Green concussion in '06
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Oy vey! Carr awful alternative. RT @giantswfan Simms has been saying the foot's an issue, so has NFLN's Trent Green #nygiants #nyg #giants
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Simms has been saying the foot's an issue, so has NFLN's Trent Green #nyg
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I'm drinking Trent's green tea smootie. With lip gloss. He hates it. LOL
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Eli Manning / Ex-QB Trent Green: Eli throwing 'blind' http://bit.ly/2sYVk9 #NFL #NYG
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Trent Green Vital Stats
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- NFL.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6'3"
- Weight: 217
- Rookie Year: 1993
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Trent Green Timeline
- 1970: Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 9
- 1993: Drafted by San Diego Chargers
- 1998: Becomes starting quarterback for Washington Redskins
- 1999: Joins St. Louis Rams
- 2001-2007: Kansas City Chiefs
- 2004: Pro Bowl Selection
- 2006: Pro Bowl Selection
- 2007: Traded to the Miami Dolphins
- 2008: Cut by the Dolphins, signed as a free agent with the St. Louis Rams
- 2009: Cut by the Rams, retires




