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Robbie Roper, the star quarterback from Roswell who died unexpectedly Dec. 22, suffered from elevated blood ammonia levels caused by a genetic condition called urea cycle disorders (UCD), Roper’s father, James, told USA Today in an article published Wednesday.

Roswell High School Star Football player Robbie Roper died of Urea Cycle Disorder, his father told USA Today Sports.

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More than four months after the death of Robbie Roper, a talented high school quarterback from Georgia, his father discloses the cause of death.

Since the unexpected death of Roswell High School student and quarterback Robbie Roper on Dec. 22, community members have come together in their grief to remember the athlete.

The father of the standout high school quarterback in Georgia who died earlier this month said at his son's funeral Tuesday that early reports linking his son's death to complications after a routine surgery were not true.

Robbie Roper was a late bloomer as quarterback at Roswell High in Georgia but was weighing several Division I offers before he died on Dec. 22.

During the New York Giants' game against the Philadelphia Eagles, McKinney wore cleats bearing a special message: “RIP ROBBIE ROPER” and “FOREVER THE GOAT.”

The family of Roswell High School student and quarterback Robbie Roper, a beloved metro Atlanta high school senior who died from complications with surgery, announced funeral plans.

Roper's family says everyone is welcome to celebrate Roswell High School's star football player in Woodstock this week.