Kyle Sloter

BIOGRAPHY

Kyle Sloter was born on February 7, 1994 in Atlanta, Georgia. He is a QB in the NFL.

Growing up in Atlanta, Kyle attended Mount Pisgah Christian High School where he played two sports (football and basketball). Sloter nearly set every football record at his high school passing for nearly 6,000 yards while rushing for 3,000 rushing yards and 87 touchdowns. He was a two-time 1st team all-state. He went on to commit to play at Southern Mississippi.

The year the Sloter got on campus at Southern Miss, the coaching staff has changed when Ellis Johnson was fired and Todd Monken was hired. Kyle redshirted his freshman season. He started 4th in the depth chart that next season and transitioned into a slot WR by the end of the season. Going into his junior season, his scholarship was pulled and he transferred to Northern Colorado. Kyle was used as a utility player his first season with the Bears but eventually made his way to the backup QB position. Sloter went into his senior season as the backup, but in week two the starter got hurt. Kyle took the role as the starter and threw for almost 4,000 yards. He went undrafted in the 2017 MLB draft but was signed to the Denver Broncos.

Kyle Sloter has bounced around from team to team while in the NFL. He has been on the Broncos, Vikings, Cardinals, Lions, Bears, and now the Raiders.