Gridiron Grit
An in-depth exploration of a standout athlete's journey from the collegiate field to the professional arena and beyond.
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Athlete Profile
Personal Details
Troy Majors Fleming, born October 1, 1980, is a former American football player who specialized as a Fullback. Standing at 6 feet 0 inches (1.83 meters) and weighing 245 pounds (111 kilograms), Fleming's physical presence was a key asset throughout his career.
Origins
Fleming hails from Franklin, Tennessee, U.S. His foundational athletic development began at Battle Ground Academy, where he excelled not only in football but also in basketball and track, demonstrating a broad athletic aptitude.
Prep Prodigy
High School Achievements
During his tenure at Battle Ground Academy, Fleming was a pivotal player, leading his teams to three Division II Class A Championships. His individual accolades included three selections to the All-State team and three All-Region selections. He was twice honored with the Division II Class A Mister Football award, underscoring his dominance. His remarkable performance placed him among the nation's top high school yardage gainers, currently ranking third all-time.
Volunteers Era
Collegiate Performance
Fleming played college football at the University of Tennessee, primarily as a running back for the Volunteers. His collegiate statistics evolved over his four years:
Professional Journey
NFL Draft and Tenure
Troy Fleming entered the professional arena when he was selected by the Tennessee Titans in the sixth round of the 2004 NFL draft, with the 191st overall pick. He played two seasons with the Titans, appearing in 29 games and making two starts at fullback. His contributions included rushing for 40 yards on 7 carries and accumulating 164 receiving yards with 2 touchdowns from 19 receptions in 2004. In 2005, he recorded 10 receptions for 69 yards.
Following his time with the Titans, Fleming had stints with the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers, primarily as an offseason or practice squad member.
Career Statistics
NFL Performance Metrics
Fleming's professional statistics highlight his role as a blocker and receiver out of the fullback position:
Beyond the Field
Transition to Coaching
Post-playing career, Troy Fleming has transitioned into coaching, dedicating his expertise to developing young athletes. He previously served as a coach at Concord Christian School in Knoxville, Tennessee. Currently, he is employed by Knox County Parks and Recreation and holds the position of defensive line coach at Knoxville Catholic High School, continuing his involvement in the sport at the scholastic level.
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