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Jackson, Brandon Jenkins, Cullen Jennings, Greg Johnson, Quinn Jolly, Johnny Jones, Brad Jones, James Kampman, Aaron Kapinos, Jeremy Kuhn, John Lang, T.J. Lee, Donald Lee, Pat Lumpkin, Kregg Martin, Derrick Matthews, Clay Montgomery, Michael Nelson, Jordy Obiozor, Cyril Pickett, Ryan Poppinga, Brady Raji, B.J. Reilly, Mike Rodgers, Aaron Sitton, Josh Spitz, Jason Swain, Brett Talley, Ronald Tauscher, Mark Thompson, Jeremy Toribio, Anthony Underwood, Brandon Wells, Scott Williams, Patrick Williams, Tramon Woodson, Charles Wynn, DeShawn Wynn, Jarius 2008 Bio: Select A SummaryAt A GlancePro Summary2008 SeasonCollegePersonalPlayer Stats Set Big East record for career passing yards with 9,956 in just three seasons in the conference, breaking Ken Dorsey’s (Miami) mark of 9,565 set from 1999-2002 Awarded the Mike Tranghese Leadership Award by the Big East Conference and also named Big East Scholar-Athlete of the Year Was the fourth Brohm to play football at Louisville, joining father, Oscar (quarterback), and brothers, Greg (wide receiver) and Jeff (quarterback) Brother, Jeff, played seven seasons (1994-2000) in the NFL as a backup quarterback and tutored Brian at Louisville as team’s quarterbacks coach..Named 2003 USA Today Offensive Player of the Year at Trinity High School in Louisville, Ky. Pro Summary Second-year quarterback will look to compete with fellow second-year signal caller Matt Flynn for backup quarterback job Was inactive as the third quarterback for every game during his rookie campaign Benefited from his first full offseason in Mike McCarthy’s quarterback school Selected in the second round by the Packers as one of the most decorated quarterbacks in the country following a highly successful career at Louisville GM Ted Thompson noted on draft day that the Packers were high enough on his abilities that the team tried to move up in the second round to select him Set Big East record for career passing yards with 9,956 in just three seasons in the conference, breaking Ken Dorsey’s (Miami) mark of 9,565 Also second all-time in conference history with 714 career completions, trailing only Rutgers’ Ryan Hart (735, 2002-05) Three-year starter finished career with a 24-9 record Named Big East  Offensive Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2005 as he ranked second in the country in passing efficiency 2008 Season Back To Top Inactive as the third quarterback for all 16 games Completed 19-of-42 passes for 155 yards in the preseason; did not throw any touchdown passes and had one pass intercepted 2008 Draft: Selected in the second round (56th overall), and was the third quarterback taken The choice was obtained from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for defensive tackle Corey Williams in March 1, 2008, trade First quarterback selected by the Packers out of the University of Louisville and the highest selection from the school in franchise history Highest selection for a Louisville quarterback since Browning Nagle was selected in the second round (34th overall) by the New York Jets in 1991 (one pick after Atlanta selected Brett Favre) College Back To Top One of the most decorated quarterbacks in the country, finishing his career as the Big East Conference’s all-time leader in passing yards (9,956) in just three seasons in the conference, breaking Dorsey’s (Miami) mark of 9,565 from 1999-2002 Also second all-time in conference history with 714 career completions, trailing only Hart (735, 2002-05) Second to only Chris Redman (12,541) in career passing yards in Louisville history with 10,775 yards in his career Three-year starter finished career with a 24-9 record Led Big East in total offense and passing for three straight seasons (2005-07) Consistent performer who posted 300-yard passing games 18 times during his career, a Big East record Majored in finance Senior season (2007): Started all 12 games and threw for 4,024 yards, the second-best performance in school history and a conference record, on his way to earning second-team All-Big East honors Set a school record with 30 touchdown passes and led the Big East in total offense and passing for the third straight year Set Big East record for attempts (473) and completions (308) in a season Posted seven 300-yard passing games, a single-season conference record Set Big East records for passing yards (555), completions (45) and attempts (65) in loss vs. Syracuse (Sept. 22) Awarded the Mike Tranghese Leadership Award by the Big East Conference and also named Big East Scholar-Athlete of the Year Junior season (2006): Started 11 games and earned second-team All-Big East honors Ranked first in the conference in total offense and passing, and finished ninth in the country in total offense and passing efficiency Earned Big East Player of the Week honors four times on the season and recorded six 300-yard passing games Missed games at Kansas State (Sept. 23) and at Middle Tennessee (Oct. 6) following thumb surgery Capped off season by winning the Most Valuable Player award in Orange Bowl win over Wake Forest (Jan. 2), posting 311 yards on 24-of-34 attempts Sophomore season (2005): Named the Big East Offensive Player of the Year and earned first-team All-Big East recognition Started 10 games and ranked second in the country in passing efficiency Threw for 2,883 yards, the seventh-best total in school history, and tossed 19 touchdown passes, eighth best in school annals Completed 68.8 percent of his passes, a Big East record, and threw only five interceptions Led the conference in passing efficiency and total offense Missed final two games, at Connecticut (Dec. 3) and vs. Virginia Tech (Jan. 2) in the Gator Bowl, with a knee injury Freshman season (2004): Named the Conference USA Freshman of the Year despite not starting any games Selected the team’s Offensive Newcomer of the Year One of only eight true freshmen in the country to see significant playing time Played in 11 of 12 games and threw for 819 yards and six touchdowns, completing 66-of-98 passes Threw for a season-best 186 yards and his first career TD pass vs. East Carolina (Oct. 2) Earned the Commissioner’s Medal for having over a 3.75 GPA Personal Back To Top Given name Brian Joseph Brohm Born in Louisville, Ky. Single Was the fourth Brohm to play football at Louisville, joining father, Oscar (quarterback), and brothers, Greg (wide receiver) and Jeff (quarterback) Jeff, currently the quarterbacks coach at Florida Atlantic, played seven seasons in the NFL (1994-2000) for several teams Attended 49ers-Packers game at Lambeau Field on Oct. 14, 1996, when  Jeff was a backup quarterback for San Francisco Joins college teammates, Jason Spitz and Breno Giacomini, on the roster High school: Named 2003 USA Today Offensive Player of the Year at Trinity High School in Louisville, Ky. Led Trinity to three straight state championships and was named state finals Most Valuable Player in each of the games Finished second in Kentucky history in career passing yards and career touchdown passes Was rated the No. 1 quarterback prospect and No. 2 overall by Tom Lemming of ESPN as a senior Featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated for Nov. 18, 2002, issue as part of a special report on high school sports Drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the 2004 baseball draft Community involvement: Participated in Al Harris’ Stars and Strikes Celebrity Bowling Event to benefit the Al Harris Outreach Program Was a celebrity guest at annual fundraising dinner for the Donald Driver Foundation Participated in the Green Bay Packers Golf Invitational Hobbies/interests: Enjoys playing golf in his free time Splits residence between Green Bay and Louisville, Ky. Player Stats Back To Top Year GP GS Att Cmp Pct Yds Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst Rating 2008 Green Bay 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 CAREER TRANSACTIONS 2008: Selected by Green Bay Packers in second round (56th overall) of '08 NFL Draft, April 26...Signed first contract, July 27. CURRENT CONTRACT EXPIRATION: After 2011 Copyright © 2009 Green Bay Packers, Inc. Website design, maintenance & hosting by