Jarvis Landry

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Childhood and High School

Jarvis Landry was born on November 28, 1992 in Convent, Louisiana. Raised by a single mother, Dietra, and an older brother, Gerard, Landry was a multi-sport athlete in high school playing football, baseball and running track at Lutcher High School. In his senior year Landry was selected to play in the 2011 Under Armour All-America Game where he had 8 receptions for 70 yards and 1 touchdown. Landry was a 5-star recruit. He committed to playing for Louisiana State University and, according to his website, Landry ended his high school career with 241 receptions, 3,902 yards and 50 touchdowns, ranking 4^th nationally as a receiver by Rivals.com and Scout.com.

College

After an injury sustained at summer training for LSU in 2011, Landry managed to play all 14 regular season games, earning 4 receptions for 43 yards and 11 tackles on special teams. Over his 3 years at LSU he played 40 games with 12 starts. In his junior year Landry was named to the second-team All-SEC with 10 touchdowns and 77 receptions for 1,193 receiving yards. According to LSU, Landry left as one of the most productive wide receivers in the school’s history with 137 catches for 1,809 yards and 15 touchdowns, ranking 10^th in LSU history for career receptions. Landry entered the NFL Draft in 2014 after completing his junior year of college.

You can see highlights from his time at LSU here.

NFL Draft

At the 2014 Draft, the Miami Dolphins selected Landry 31st in the second round, 63^rd overall. Landry strained his right hamstring running the 40-yard dash at the Combine. His 40 time was 4.77 seconds with a vertical jump of 28.5 inches. Despite the injury, Landry recorded the most catches by a rookie for the Dolphins with 84 receptions. He had 5 touchdowns and 758 receiving yards.

2015 NFL Season

During the 2015 season, Landry broke O.J. McDuffie’s franchise record for most receptions in a season by catching 110 passes for 1,157 yards and 4 touchdowns. Landry was named Co-MVP for the Dolphins and was selected to play at the 2016 Pro Bowl. In his first two seasons in the NFL he set the record for most receptions with 194. That year he also received a $23,000 fine for using abusive language with an official in an October game against the New York Jets.

2016 NFL Season

Landry finished the 2016 season ranked 7^th in receptions with 94 and 10^th in receiving yards at 1,136. He made 4 touchdowns catches. He was fined $24,309 for a widely criticized blindside block against the Buffalo’s Aaron Williams. Williams was hospitalized for head and neck injuries. Landry promptly apologized as Williams was led off the field. ESPN quoted Landry as having said to Williams, “‘I apologized…. I just told him to get better. You never want to see that happen to anybody…. If I could take that hit back, I would. It's a guy's livelihood.’”

Landry was selected to play in the 2017 Pro Bowl as a replacement for the Bengals' injured A.J. Green. The NFL selected Landry as one of the top 100 players in the 2016 season, ranking him at #98. View highlights of Landry’s 2016 performance here.

Personal Life

Landry lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida near Dolphins offensive tackle Ja’wuan James. According to an article from SBNation, Landry writes lyrics and plays the guitar in his spare time. According to the Palm Beach Post, Landry often supports the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation because an ex-girlfriend died of the disease in 2015. You can follow Landry on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/iamjarvislandry/, on Twitter @God_Son80, on Instagram @juice_landry, or on his website: jarvislandry.com.

Landry is currently in a 4-year contract with the Dolphins for $3,474,911 including an $847,208 signing bonus. His base salary for 2017 is $893,852. Landry wears #14 for the Miami Dolphins.