Tim Boyle may have faced some tough times in the NFL as a quarterback, but he still hasn’t hung up his boots. These attributes can be traced back to the time when his parents would encourage him to keep going. It all began when the Miami Dolphins quarterback was born in Middlefield, Connecticut, to Kevin and Nancy Boyle.

Long before he saw a dream of becoming a part of the National Football League, little Boyle opened his eyes on October 3rd, 1994. He didn’t shift a lot of cities growing up and had his primary upbringing in Connecticut itself. All this while, his parents were there with him.

Meet Tim Boyle’s parents Kevin and Nancy

Tim attended the Xavier High School and played on the football team. He won three championships under the head coach back in the day. The Boyles were keen on seeing their son excel in the sport and celebrated his every game with enthusiasm.

Little information about the Boyles is available on the internet because they probably like to keep their lives private. However, some sources online emphasize the support that Tim’s parents have offered him throughout the years.

After high school, Boyle got into the University of Connecticut. With a youngster of his talents, the college was lucky to have him on their team. However, the UConn Huskies didn’t have the best administration when it came to their football team.

Tim Boyle and his team survived three different head coaches and four offensive coordinators during the three seasons that he played with them. Of course, this is like setting up somebody for a failuire. Irrespective of everything, his parents attended every game he played.

Even after getting into the NFL, he switched a few teams to find the perfect home for himself. Now he is with the Dolphins but things still aren’t the best for him as a QB.

In the face of adversity, Tim Boyle didn’t give up, and both Kevin and Nancy deserve credit for the same. If not for their support during his critical university games, the Dolphins wouldn’t have the same signal caller right now.

We will soon be back with another wholesome and inspiring athlete-parents relationship. Meanwhile, don’t forget to check out our Think Tank Exclusive with Doug Sanders for some incredible NFL and college football insights.