for Gridiron Greats through his music career, donating a portion of his album sales and concert revenues to the organization. Through his involvement with Gridiron Greats, Turley was instrumental in the development of NFL Life Line, a 24/7 confidential crisis hotline for current and former NFL players. Turley conceived of the idea after Junior Seau committed suicide in May 2012. Other After living in Nashville for a number of years, Turley and his family moved to Riverside, California in April 2014, bordering the city of Moreno Valley where Turley grew up and attended high school. Turley has helped instruct the Arlington High School football team in Riverside, and also hosted a football camp at the school. References External links Aztecs bio | Saints bio | Rams bio | Chiefs bio Kyle Turley on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Delta Doom on Facebook | Soundcloud Gridiron Greats Gridiron Cannabis Coalition Neuro XPF 1975 births Living people All-American college football players American cannabis activists American football offensive tackles American health activists Businesspeople in the cannabis industry Concussion activists Kansas City Chiefs players New Orleans Saints players People from Moreno Valley, California San Diego State Aztecs football players Sportspeople from Provo, Utah St. Louis Rams players