Kroy Biermann

Kroy Biermann was born as Kroy Evan Biermann on September 12, 1985 in Hardin, Montana, USA, to parents Keith and Kathy Biermann. She has two elder sisters, Krista and Kelsey. Kroy studied at Hardin High School and later on, attended the University of Montana. In 2010, the footballer met Kim Zolciak and the following year, their son, Kroy Jr. was born. The couple got married the same year in Roswell, Georgia. Their second son, Kash, was born in 2012. A year later, twins, Kaia and Kane, were born to Biermann and Zolciak. The same year, Biermann legally adopted Zolciak's daughters, Ariana and Brielle (from previous relationships).

Kroy Biermann had a very successful sports career at the University of Montana. There he played in 52 career games and totalled 220 tackles and 32 sacks (the second-most in the school history). In 2005, he became the team’s 5th-leading tackler. The following year, he won the title of Walter Camp First-team Small College All-American and even earned the First-team All-Big Sky Conference. In 2007, Biermann was named Big Sky Conference Defensive MVP and was also nominated for the Buck Buchanan Award (which he later won).

In 2008, Kroy Biermann was selected by Atlanta Falcons in the fifth round of NFL Draft. He posted his first ever career sack in Week 13 match-up while playing against San Diego Chargers. On November 2, 2009, Biermann went on to score his first NFL touchdown in a night game that was held at the New Orleans Saints.

After leading the Falcons defense during the 2014 season, he was offered a new contract by Atlanta Falcons. In 2015, Biermann finished the year’s season with 2.5 sacks, 55 tackles and 1 forced fumble. In 2016, Biermann signed a 1-year contract with the Buffalo Bills. Within a month, he was released by the team due to final roster cuts. Currently he is a free agent.