Biography
Jared Bernhardt, born on September 12, 1997, is an American professional athlete known for his accomplishments in both college football and lacrosse. He attended Marietta High School in Georgia, where he excelled as a multi-sport athlete, earning accolades in football and lacrosse. Bernhardt later attended the University of Maryland, where he gained prominence as the starting quarterback for the Terrapins.
During his college football career, Bernhardt set several records, culminating in a noteworthy season in 2020 that led him to be named a finalist for the prestigious Manning Award. After concluding his football career, Bernhardt transitioned to lacrosse, where he became a standout player, leading the Maryland Terrapins lacrosse team to significant victories and contributing to their NCAA championship run. His versatile athleticism and achievements in both sports have drawn significant attention and admiration.
In 2021, Bernhardt entered the NFL Draft, marking his intent to continue his professional athletic career in football. His unique ability to excel in multiple sports has solidified his legacy as one of the few athletes to achieve top-level success in both football and lacrosse. As he continues to develop in the NFL, Bernhardt’s multifaceted talents and determination position him as a noteworthy figure in the landscape of American sports.