WATCH: Former Giants QB Lorenzen, Now 320 Pounds, Resurfaces In Indoor League
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) -- You remember Jared Lorenzen.
A quarterback out of the University of Kentucky, he played for the Giants from 2004-2007, winning Super Bowl XLII as a backup to Eli Manning.
Called "The Hefty Lefty," the 32-year-old was known during his brief stint in the NFL for his uncharacteristic weight at the quarterback position.
In his last year with the Giants, he was listed at a massive 285 pounds.
Lorenzen was signed and then waived by the Colts in 2008, but he's been out of the league ever since.
Six years later, the signal-caller is playing for the Northern Kentucky River Monsters of the Continental Indoor Football League, and he looks bigger than ever.
On the River Monsters' website, Lorenzen is listed as 6-foot-4 and 320 pounds.
But he'll still got some skills!
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Lorenzen previously played for the River Monsters in 2011. In 2009 he played for the Kentucky Horsemen -- no longer in existence -- of the AF2 league and and in 2013 he played for the Owensboro Rage -- also no longer in existence -- of the Continental Indoor Football League.
In 2012, Lorenzen served as the commissioner of the Ultimate Indoor Football League.
In his three seasons with the G-Men, the Covington, Kentucky, native completed four of eight passes for 28 yards. He never threw a touchdown or an interception and was sacked once.
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