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Troy Kropog was a Tulane offensive lineman selected by Tennessee in the 2009 NFL Draft.
The Metairie, Louisiana native played tackle and guard professionally after a three-year starting career for the Green Wave.
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Kropog grew up in Metairie, Louisiana.
The Titans listed Metairie as his hometown and recorded his July 31, 1986 birth there.
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Kropog attended Archbishop Rummel High School.
He started for two years at left tackle, earned All-District 10 honors and helped Rummel to a district championship and state-quarterfinal berth in 2003.
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Kropog was a four-year letterwinner and three-year Tulane starter.
He started 27 of 43 games for Tulane and earned All-Conference USA recognition in both his junior and senior seasons. His senior year also brought first-team All-Louisiana honors.
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Tennessee selected Kropog in the fourth round of the 2009 NFL Draft.
The Titans chose the Tulane tackle with the 135th overall pick after his Senior Bowl invitation and college career.
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Kropog appeared in six games for Tennessee during his first two NFL seasons.
He made his NFL debut on special teams against San Francisco in 2009 and played in five early-season games as a reserve in 2010.
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Kropog was a two-time All-Conference USA performer at Tulane.
His 2008 senior season also resulted in first-team All-Louisiana honors and an invitation to the Senior Bowl.
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The Titans described Kropog as a quick, agile lineman with size and a strong work ethic.
His ability to play both tackle and guard positioned him as a reserve option along Tennessee's offensive front.
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