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Jonathan Kraft
Jonathan Kraft, eldest son of Robert Kraft, is President of the Kraft Group and an owner of the New England Patriots; he led the franchise's 1990s rebranding, financed Gillette Stadium, and co-founded KAGR.
Jonathan Martin (American football)
Jonathan Martin, former Stanford left tackle and Miami Dolphins 2012 second-round pick (42nd overall), played 38 NFL games; left Miami in 2013 amid the Incognito bullying case, later traded to the 49ers.
Jonathan Ogden
Jonathan Ogden (born 1974, Washington, D.C.) is a Hall of Fame left tackle who played 1996-2007 entirely for the Baltimore Ravens, their first-ever draft pick, with 11 Pro Bowls, Super Bowl XXXV, and 2013 enshrinement.
Jonathan Owens
Jonathan Owens (born 1995, St. Louis) is an NFL safety, Indianapolis Colts since 2026; formerly Cardinals, Texans, Packers, Bears; Missouri Western State; undrafted 2018; married to gymnast Simone Biles.
Jonathan Stewart
Jonathan Stewart, former NFL running back (2008-2018), Carolina Panthers' all-time leading rusher with 7,318 yards; 13th overall pick in 2008 out of Oregon; "Double Trouble" with DeAngelo Williams; Super Bowl 50; retired a Panther in 2019.
Jonathan Taylor (American football)
Jonathan Taylor, Colts running back No. 28, Wisconsin star (6,174 rushing yards, two Doak Walker Awards), 2020 second-round pick, 2021 rushing leader and unanimous All-Pro.
Jonathan Vilma
Jonathan Vilma, former NFL linebacker for the Jets and Saints, Super Bowl XLIV champion, 2004 Defensive Rookie of the Year, three-time Pro Bowler, and current FOX NFL game analyst alongside Kenny Albert.
Jordan Addison
Jordan Addison, Minnesota Vikings wide receiver (No. 3), drafted 23rd overall in 2023 from USC and Pittsburgh; 911 yards and 10 TDs as a rookie, 2,000 career receiving yards in 35 games.
Jordan Cameron
Jordan Cameron (born 1988) is a former NFL tight end from Newbury Park, CA; USC player drafted 102nd overall by Cleveland in 2011; 2013 Pro Bowler with 80 catches, 917 yards; retired at 28 after six seasons due to concussions.
Jordan Clark (American football)
Jordan Clark (born 2001) is an NFL cornerback for the New York Jets, son of Ryan Clark; played at Arizona State 2019-23 and Notre Dame 2024, signed as a 2025 undrafted free agent.
Jordan Faison (American football)
Jordan Faison is a Notre Dame Fighting Irish wide receiver who arrived in 2023 and served as the team's leading receiver, while being a 2027 NFL Draft prospect.
Jordan Hancock
Jordan Hancock (born 2003) is a Buffalo Bills defensive back, No. 37, drafted 170th overall in 2025 from Ohio State, where he started on the 2024 national championship team.
Jordan Howard
Jordan Howard (born 1994, Gardendale, Alabama) is a former NFL running back, 'The Bulldozer,' who starred at UAB and Indiana, was drafted 150th overall by Chicago in 2016, made the 2016 Pro Bowl with 1,313 rushing yards, and totaled 4,362 yards and 37 TDs for the Bears, Eagles, Dolphins, and Saints.
Jordan Hudson
Jordan Hudson, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver No. 81, Garland TX; SMU via TCU transfer; 2025: 61 catches, 766 yards, 6 TDs, All-ACC Third Team; 2026 UDFA.
Jordan James (American football)
Jordan James, Nashville-born Oregon Ducks running back (Oakland HS), 5-10, 210 lbs; 2024 all-Big Ten second team with 1,267 yards, 15 TDs; drafted 147th overall in 2025 by the San Francisco 49ers.
Jordan Love
Jordan Love, Green Bay Packers quarterback (No. 10), Utah State product drafted 26th overall in 2020; 2023 breakout with 4,159 yards and 32 TDs, 2024 record $220 million extension, playoff win over Dallas.
Jordan Mailata
Jordan Mailata, Australian left tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, drafted 233rd overall in 2018 from rugby league (South Sydney Rabbitohs) with no football experience; 2024 second-team All-Pro, Super Bowl LIX winner, $66M extension through 2028.
Jordan Marshall (American football)
Jordan Marshall is a Michigan Wolverines running back, a four-star 2024 recruit from Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati who was Ohio's 2022 Gatorade Player of the Year and ran for 932 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2025.
Jordan Matthews
Jordan Matthews (born 1992, Madison, Alabama), NFL wide receiver turned tight end; Vanderbilt SEC record-holder (262 catches, 3,759 yards), Eagles 2014 second-round pick (42nd overall), later 49ers and Panthers, Vanderbilt offensive consultant 2025.
Jordan Phillips (American football, born 2004)
Jordan Phillips (born 2004) is a Miami Dolphins defensive tackle, drafted 143rd overall in 2025 after playing at Tennessee and Maryland; 6-3, 324 lb, two-year starter.
Jordan Poyer
Jordan Poyer (born 1991) is an American NFL safety, Oregon State product, 2013 seventh-round pick, Bills starter 2017-23, 2021 first-team All-Pro, 2022 Pro Bowl, later Dolphins and Bills return.
Jordan Reed
Jordan Reed, born 1990, former NFL tight end from Florida, drafted 85th overall by Washington in 2013; 2015 Pro Bowl-caliber 952-yard, 11-TD season; retired 2021 after seven concussions.
Jordan Rodgers
Jordan Rodgers (born 1988) is an ESPN SEC Network college football analyst, former Vanderbilt quarterback (4,063 career passing yards), Bachelorette season 12 winner, and younger brother of Aaron Rodgers.
Jordan Seaton
Jordan Seaton is an American college football offensive tackle from Washington, D.C. and IMG Academy; a five-star 2024 recruit who started two seasons at left tackle for Colorado, earned Freshman All-American honors, transferred to LSU in January 2026, and is a projected 2027 NFL first-round pick.
Jordan Shipley
Jordan Shipley, Texas Longhorns wide receiver (2006-09), consensus All-American and Biletnikoff finalist, UT record 248 career receptions; Bengals third-round pick, 24 NFL games, 858 receiving yards.
Jordan Ta'amu
Jordan Ta'amu (born 1997) is an American quarterback from Pearl City, Hawaii; Ole Miss record-setter, XFL 2023 Offensive Player of the Year, and DC Defenders starter in the UFL, distinct from Jordan's national soccer team.
Jordan van den Berg
Jordan van den Berg (born 2002, Johannesburg) is a South African NFL defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears, drafted 213th overall in 2026 after Penn State and first-team All-ACC seasons at Georgia Tech.
Jordan Watkins
Jordan Watkins (Tyrell Jordan Watkins, born 2002) is an NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers; a Louisville/Ole Miss receiver drafted 138th overall in 2025 after a 906-yard, 9-touchdown senior season and a 4.37-second combine 40.
Jordan Whittington
Jordan Whittington (born 2000) is a Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and kick returner, drafted 213th overall in 2024 out of Texas, a PFWA All-Rookie kick returner averaging 28.3 yards per return as a rookie.
Jordy Nelson
Jordy Nelson (Jordy Ray Nelson, born 1985) is a former NFL wide receiver, Kansas State product drafted 36th overall in 2008, who starred for the Green Bay Packers (Super Bowl XLV, 1,519-yard 2014 season, 2016 Comeback Player of the Year) and finished with the Raiders.