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Jonny Flynn
Jonny Flynn, American point guard from Niagara Falls; Syracuse star (1,211 points, Big East Tournament MOP), drafted sixth overall by Minnesota in 2009 ahead of Stephen Curry, NBA All-Rookie Second Team 2010, career ended by hip injury.
Jonny Wilkinson
Jonny Wilkinson (born 1979), English rugby union fly-half whose right-footed extra-time drop goal won England the 2003 World Cup final 20-17; 91 England caps, 1,246 international points, Newcastle and Toulon career.
Jontay Porter
Jontay Porter (born 1999, Columbia, Missouri), brother of Michael Porter Jr., is an American center-forward who played for the Grizzlies and Raptors and received an NBA lifetime ban in April 2024 for betting on games and limiting his own participation.
Joosje Burg
Joosje Burg (born 1997, Veghel) is a Dutch field hockey forward for HC Den Bosch and the Netherlands; Olympic gold medalist Paris 2024 who broke her nose in the semifinal and missed the final, with 91 senior caps and 35 goals.
Joost van der Westhuizen
Joost van der Westhuizen (1971–2017), South African Springbok scrum-half: 89 caps 1993–2003, 38 tries, 1995 Rugby World Cup winner famed for tackling Jonah Lomu, 1999 captain, later motor neurone disease campaigner through the J9 Foundation.
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 Bell
Jordan Bell (born 1995, Long Beach, California) is an American forward-center, Oregon's career blocks leader, drafted 38th in 2017, traded to Golden State for $3.5 million, and a 2018 NBA champion with the Warriors.
Jordan Binnington
Jordan Binnington (born 1993, Richmond Hill, Ontario) is a Canadian NHL goaltender for the St. Louis Blues; first rookie goalie to win 16 games in one postseason, 2019 Stanley Cup champion, 2025 4 Nations Face-Off winner, 2026 Olympic silver medalist.
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 Clark (Australian footballer)
Jordan Clark (born 2000) is an AFL defender, drafted pick 15 in 2018 by Geelong, traded to Fremantle in 2021, All-Australian 2025, contracted until 2028.
Jordan Clarkson
Jordan Clarkson, Filipino-American NBA shooting guard (Knicks, ex-Jazz, Lakers, Cavs), 46th pick in 2014, 2021 Sixth Man of the Year, plays for the Philippines in FIBA as a naturalized player.
Jordan Crawford
Jordan Lee Crawford, born 1988 in Detroit, is an American basketball guard best known for a 2009 dunk on LeBron James and six NBA seasons averaging 12.2 points.
Jordan Eberle
Jordan Eberle, born 1990 in Regina, Saskatchewan, is a Canadian NHL right winger, captain of the Seattle Kraken since 2024; drafted 22nd overall by Edmonton in 2008, 2009 World Junior gold medalist.
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 Farmar
Jordan Farmar, born 1986, is an American former NBA point guard from Taft High and UCLA, drafted 26th by the Lakers in 2006; two-time NBA champion (2009, 2010) who also played for the Nets, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and Anadolu Efes.
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 Hill (basketball)
Jordan Hill (Jordan Craig Hill, born 1987, Atlanta) is a former NBA center-power forward, Arizona star drafted 8th overall by the Knicks in 2009; played 8 seasons for the Knicks, Rockets, Lakers, and Pacers, averaging 7.9 points and 5.8 rebounds.
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 Larson
Jordan Larson (born 1986), nicknamed The Governor, is an American volleyball outside hitter from Hooper, Nebraska; four-time Olympic medalist (gold Tokyo 2020, MVP), 2014 world champion, Nebraska star, and LOVB Nebraska co-owner who retired in 2026 then returned.
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 Lucas (volleyball)
Jordan Lucas is an American men's volleyball outside hitter from Hacienda Heights, California, who played at Grand Canyon (2023-24, NCAA Elite 90 winner), redshirted at CSUN in 2025, and became a viral openly gay athlete in 2026.
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 Ott
Jordan Ott (born 1985, McConnellsburg, PA) is an NBA coach, head coach of the Phoenix Suns since June 6, 2025; former assistant with the Hawks, Nets, Lakers, and Cavaliers.
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 Poole
Jordan Poole (born 1999) is an NBA guard for the New Orleans Pelicans, formerly the Golden State Warriors and Washington Wizards; 2019 first-round pick, 2022 NBA champion, career-high 20.4 points per game in 2022-23.