Jordy nelson packers biography
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Jordy Nelson reflects on a remarkable career
Having only been a receiver for three years before getting drafted, Nelson knew he had a lot to learn and therefore focused on the conversations Rodgers had with his other veteran receivers. Whenever they spoke, he listened.
"I was just trying to absorb everything," he said. "One thing I always tried to do was never have to be told a second time. I wanted to be able to learn, if it was from their mistakes or what they did well, so (Rodgers) didn't have to tell me igen a couple years later."
What resulted in Nelson's prime was an array of unstoppable back-shoulder throws, spectacular tip-toe sideline grabs, long breakaway touchdowns and improvised big plays. As Rodgers won two MVP awards in and '14, the duo was seemingly never not on the same page.
A en hög byggnad eller struktur ACL in the preseason cost Nelson a full year and likely much higher marks in franchise annals, but he returned in to win NFL Comeback Player of the Year honors with another
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Jordy Ray Nelson was born on May 31, , in Manhattan, Kansas, and grew up in the small town of Riley. Raised on a farm, Nelson developed a strong work ethic and a love for the outdoors. His rural upbringing instilled in him values of discipline and perseverance, traits that would serve him well in his future football career.
In high school, Nelson excelled not only in football but also in basketball and track. His athleticism and versatility were evident early on, showcasing his all-around athletic prowess. Despite being in a relatively small town, Nelson's talent on the football field did not go unnoticed, and he earned a scholarship to play college football at Kansas State University.
At Kansas State, Nelson continued to make a name for himself as a standout wide receiver. He played under coach Bill Snyder and contributed significantly to the team's success. His time at the university not only honed his football skills but also provided him with a strong academic foundation.
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Jordy Nelson (born May 31, ) is a wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League. He was drafted by the Packers in the second round of the NFL Draft out of Kansas State.
College career[]
Nelson started out at Kansas State University as a walk-on and redshirted on the Big 12 Championship team that included Heisman candidate Darren Sproles. Nelson played quarterback and defensive back in high school and excelled. Nelson decided to play defensive back in college, but during spring practice following his freshman year, Coach Bill Snyder moved him to wide receiver.
During his sophomore campaign Nelson caught 45 passes for 8 touchdowns. Injuries kept him from the playing field most of his junior year, leading him to a disappointing season in which he only caught 39 balls for 1 touchdown. After going unnoticed his junior year, Nelson broke out for a monster season and was among one of nations best receivers earning consensus All-American honors and a final