2 BRIAN ST. PIERRE

 

2006 (0-0): Did not see action in any game…spent time on both the active roster and the practice squad throughout the season…signed on Sept. 6…9/7 vs. Miami: Dressed as Charlie Batch's backup but did not play…9/18 at Jacksonville: Was designated as the emergency quarterback…9/24 vs. Cincinnati: Was designated as the emergency quarterback…10/8 at San Diego: Was inactive. Was released on Oct. 14 and re-signed on Oct. 16…10/22 at Atlanta: Was designated as emergency quarterback…10/29 at Oakland: Was designated as the emergency quarterback…11/5 vs. Denver: Was inactive. Was released on Nov. 11 and re-signed on Nov. 13…11/19 at Cleveland: Was inactive…11/26 at Baltimore: Dressed but did not play…12/3 vs. Tampa Bay: Dressed but did not play…12/7 vs. Cleveland: Was designated third quarterback…12/17 at Carolina: Was designated third quarterback…12/24 vs. Baltimore: Designated third quarterback…12/31 at Cincinnati: Was designated third quarterback.

2005 (0-0/0-0): Spent the final four games of the regular season as the 3rd QB after being signed to the active roster from their practice squad on Dec 8…signed to the Ravens' practice squad on Sept. 22, 2005…waived by Pittsburgh on Sept. 3.

2004 (1-0/0-0): Was on and off the regular roster at different points of the regular season…saw action in one game, attempting one pass…was placed on the team's practice squad to begin the season after serving as the 3rd QB for the entire 2003 campaign…signed to the Steelers' active roster on Dec. 31…signed to the Steelers' practice squad on Nov. 16…waived by Pittsburgh on Nov. 13…signed to the Steelers' active roster on Sept. 18…signed to the Steelers' practice squad on Sept. 8…waived by the Steelers on Sept. 6…signed by the Steelers April 13…11/7 vs. Philadelphia: Served as emergency QB. 1/2 at Buffalo: Saw the first game action of his pro career and ran for a key first-down conversion late in the fourth quarter on a two-yard naked bootleg…also attempted one pass against the Bills.

2003 (0-0): Was listed as the Steelers' 3rd QB for all 16 games.

College: Was a two-year starter and offensive team captain…finished his career 3rd on the school's career-record lists with 5,837 yards and 48 passing TDs, completing 457-of-803 attempts (56.9%). 2002: Started every game his senior season, completing 237-of-407 passes (58.2%) for 2,983 yards and 18 TDs...ranked 3rd in school history behind Glenn Foley (3,397 in 1993) and Doug Flutie (3,454 in 1984) with 2,983 passing yards…his 18 scores ranked 6th on the school's single-season list for TD passes…averaged 239.2 yards per game, as he totaled 3,109 yards in total offense…ranks 3rd on BC's single-season list for total yards (3,109) behind Foley (3,353 in 1993) and Flutie (3,603 in 1984). 2001: Took over the starting QB job as a junior, and completed 149-of-279 passes (53.4%) for 2,016 yards, 25 TDs and 10 INTs…only Doug Flutie (27 in 1984) had more scoring passes in a season for the Eagles…was also 3rd on the team with 67 carries for 217 yards (3.2 avg.). 2000: Played in every game as a sophomore and started vs. Notre Dame when Tim Hasselbeck missed the game with a knee injury...completed 47-of-77 passes (61.0%) for 543 yards and 4 TDs while adding a TD on 13 carries. 1999: Completed 24-of-40 passes (60.0%) for 295 yards and 1 TD as a redshirt freshman. 1998: Red-shirted as a true freshman...majored in economics.

Personal: Attended St. John's Prep (Danvers, MA)…set every single-season and career QB record at the school (completions, attempts, TD passes, TD rushes, completion percentage and games played)...threw for 3,700 yards in his career...earned All-American honors from Tom Lemming, PrepStar and SuperPrep…made PrepStar's Dream Team and was chosen Massachusetts and New England Gatorade Player of the Year...was USA Today's Massachusetts Co-Player of the Year...was a three-year Catholic Conference all-star choice...Served as team captain for the 1997 St. John's team that finished 11-0, winning the state and New England crowns…was a two-time Catholic Conference all-star in baseball…led St. John's to the 1997-98 Catholic Conference basketball title...married to his wife, Jocelyn…son of Luanne and David St. Pierre…Full name: Brian St. Pierre.