# Jarvis Landry
Who / What
Jarvis Charles Landry is an American former professional football wide receiver who competed in the National Football League (NFL) from 2014 to 2018. Known for his agility, speed, and versatility, he played a pivotal role as both a primary receiver and occasional return specialist during his career.
Background & History
Jarvis Landry was born on **November 28, 1992**, in **Houston, Texas**. He attended high school at **Houston Christian School** before enrolling at the **Louisiana State University (LSU)**, where he played college football for the LSU Tigers. His talent caught the attention of NFL scouts, leading to his selection by the Miami Dolphins in the **second round (57th overall)** of the **2014 NFL Draft**.
Why Notable
Landry’s career is notable for his consistency and leadership on defense, earning him a total of **five Pro Bowl selections**—three with the Miami Dolphins and two with the Cleveland Browns. His ability to contribute in multiple offensive roles (including return specialist) made him a valuable asset across nine seasons. Though he retired after 2018, his impact remains significant in NFL history.
In the News
As of recent records, Landry has transitioned from professional football into private life, focusing on personal ventures and occasional media appearances. While not currently active in sports commentary or coaching, his legacy as a dependable wide receiver continues to be referenced by analysts and former teammates.
