
Byron Leftwich
Quarterback · 2003–2012
Byron Leftwich is a former quarterback who played from 2003 to 2012. Byron played college football at Marshall and was drafted in 2003 (round 1, pick 7). Listed at 6'5" and 250 lb.
Byron Leftwich: facts
- Position
- Quarterback (QB)
- Career
- 2003–2012 (10 seasons)
- College
- Marshall
- Draft
- 2003, round 1, pick 7 (Jacksonville Jaguars)
- Born
- January 14, 1980
- Height
- 6'5"
- Weight
- 250 lb
- Last team on record
- Pittsburgh Steelers
Source: nflverse player and career records (CC BY 4.0). See the other 2003 draft picks in our database.
Byron Leftwich: career by team
Jacksonville Jaguars2003–2006
Atlanta Falcons2007
Pittsburgh Steelers2008
Tampa Bay Buccaneers2009
Pittsburgh Steelers2010
Pittsburgh Steelers2012
Byron is an NFL Grid answer for Jaguars and Falcons, Jaguars and Steelers, Jaguars and Buccaneers, Falcons and Steelers, Falcons and Buccaneers, Steelers and Buccaneers.
Seasons on each roster from the nflverse roster files (CC BY 4.0); old team names are shown under today's franchise.
Also from Marshall
- Dalton TuckerOL · Colts
- Elias NealLB · Rams
- Ethan DriskellOL · Chiefs
- JJ RobertsDB · Buccaneers
- Mike GreenLB · Ravens
- Nazeeh JohnsonDB · Chiefs
- Neville HewittLB · Giants
- Rasheen AliRB · Ravens
Drafted near Byron in 2003
- Carson PalmerRound 1, pick 1 · QB
- Andre JohnsonRound 1, pick 3 · WR
- Terence NewmanRound 1, pick 5 · CB
- Jordan GrossRound 1, pick 8 · OT
- Kevin WilliamsRound 1, pick 9 · DT
- Terrell SuggsRound 1, pick 10 · OLB
Byron Leftwich: questions
What position does Byron Leftwich play?
Quarterback (QB), as recorded in the nflverse data.
Where did Byron Leftwich go to college?
Marshall. 12 other players in our dataset came from the same school.
When was Byron Leftwich drafted?
In 2003, round 1, pick 7, by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
How tall is Byron Leftwich?
6'5" (77 inches), 250 lb.
Facts from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Photos only from Wikimedia Commons under free licences, credited above. AllStar Grid is independent and not affiliated with the NFL or its teams. Credits