Three-time Super Bowl winner football tight end Joseph Demarius “Jody” Fortson Jr. was signed as an undrafted agent by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019. After shuffling from the practice squad and active roster for five seasons, he was traded to the Miami Dolphins. However, Fortson remains a released player just after six months with the Dolphins as of September 2024. Growing up in New York, he attended South Park High School. Fortson was a versatile player who could play as a wide receiver and linebacker as well.
Fortson committed to Erie Community College in 2015 where he played as both quarterback and wide receiver. After one season, Fortson was recruited by Valdosta State University playing for the State Blazers. He concluded his college career with 37 receptions for 477 yards and 7 touchdowns in 19 games for the Blazers as per the college website.
What is Jody Fortson Jr.'s 40 time?
Jody Fortson Jr. had a 40-yard dash time of 4.84 seconds on his Pro Day as per Draft Scout. Fortson Jr's other Pro Day performances in 2019 include the vertical jump (34 inches), the broad jump (10ft 7in), the bench press (13 reps), and the 3-cone drill (7.52 seconds).
| Test Type | Test Result |
| 20-Yard Shuttle | 2.82 seconds |
| Vertical Jump | 34 in |
| Three-cone drill | 7.52 seconds |
| Broad Jump | 10ft 7in |
Jody Fortson Jr. Physical Attributes
| Age | 29 (as of January 2025) |
| Weight | 235 lb |
| Height | 6ft 4in |
Jody Fortson Jr. height
Jody Fortson Jr. is 6ft 4in (1.93 m) tall as per Pro Football Reference.
Jody Fortson Jr. weight
Jody Fortson weighs 226 lb (107 kg) as per Pro Football Reference.
Jody Fortson Jr. age
Jody Fortson Jr. is 29 years old as of January 2025. He was born on December 7, 1995, in Buffalo, New York.
FAQ's On Jody Fortson Jr.
A. Jody Fortson Jr. is 6ft 4in tall
A. Jody Fortson Jr. was born in Buffalo, New York on December 7, 1995.
A. Jody Fortson Jr. was signed as an undrafted agent by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019.
A. Jody Fortson Jr. attended Valdosta State University playing for the Blazers.
