Jordy Nelson

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Jordy Nelson is a former NFL wide receiver best known for his productive career with the Green Bay Packers, where he became one of Aaron Rodgers’ primary targets and a Super Bowl champion.

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instanceOf American football player
NFL wide receiver
human
awarded NFL Comeback Player of the Year NERFINISHED
awardYear 2016 NFL Comeback Player of the Year
collegeAttended Kansas State University NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1985-05-31
draftedBy Green Bay Packers NERFINISHED
draftLeague National Football League
surface form: NFL
draftPickNumber 36
draftRound 2
draftYear 2008
familyName Nelson NERFINISHED
givenName Jordy NERFINISHED
handedness right-handed
height 6 ft 3 in
heightInMeters 1.91
highSchoolAttended Riley County High School NERFINISHED
highSchoolLocation Riley, Kansas, United States NERFINISHED
jerseyNumber 87
knownFor being one of Aaron Rodgers’ primary targets
productive career with the Green Bay Packers
missedSeason 2015 NFL season
notableSkill deep threat receiving
route running
sideline awareness
notableTeammate Aaron Rodgers NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Manhattan, Kansas, United States NERFINISHED
playedCollegeFootballFor Kansas State Wildcats football NERFINISHED
playedFor Green Bay Packers NERFINISHED
Oakland Raiders NERFINISHED
positionPlayed wide receiver
retiredFromProfessionalFootball 2019
returnedToPlay 2016 NFL season
sportPlayedInHighSchool basketball
football
track and field
sufferedInjury torn ACL in 2015 preseason
superBowlChampionWith Green Bay Packers NERFINISHED
superBowlXLVOpponent Pittsburgh Steelers NERFINISHED
superBowlXLVSeason 2010 NFL season
teamJoined Green Bay Packers in 2008
Oakland Raiders in 2018
teamLeft Green Bay Packers in 2018
Oakland Raiders in 2019
weightInKilograms approximately 98.4
weightInPounds 217
wonChampionship Super Bowl XLV NERFINISHED

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