Lil'Jordan Humphrey

This second-year veteran will look to be a contributor in the passing game after playing in five games with one start for New Orleans in 2019. After moving between the practice squad and active roster, this former University of Texas standout will compete for a roster spot in training camp in New Orleans.

NFL CAREER – This second-year veteran will look to be a contributor in the passing game after playing in five games with one start for New Orleans in 2019. After moving between the practice squad and active roster, this former University of Texas standout will compete for a roster spot in training camp in New Orleans.

CAREER TRANSACTIONS – Re-signed to active roster from practice squad, 12/28/19; Re-signed to practice squad, 10/29/19; Waived, 10/26/19; Signed to active roster from practice squad, 9/18/19; Signed to practice squad, 9/1/19; Waived, 8/31/19; Signed to a three-year contract, 5/10/19.

2019 – Saw action five games with one start for New Orleans as a rookie and recorded no statistics….Played in NFC Wild Card Playoff vs. Minnesota, 1/5/20.

COLLEGE – A three-year wideout who played in 36 career games with 18 starts for the University of Texas…Finished his college career with 125 catches for 1,622 yards and ten TDs...Named honorable mention All-Big 12 in 2017...2018 semifinalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award…Became just the ninth Longhorn all-time with 1,000 receiving yards in a season as a junior in 2018, when he was named honorable mention All-Big 12 and Phil Steele third-team All-America according…The first Longhorn non-QB since 1982 with a passing, rushing and receiving TD in the same season in 2018.

PERSONAL – Two-time All-State at Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas) HS…Named first-team 6A All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association as an all-purpose player, and second-team by the AP as a running back in 2015…Tabbed to the "2016 Texas' Best" by Dave Campbell's Texas Football…Also played basketball and competed in the high jump at Carroll…Lil'Jordan Humphrey's name is somewhat of a contradiction…At 6-foot-4-inches, 225 pounds, he's not what most would call "little," but as a compromise for his older brother—who wanted him to be named 'Michael' for Michael Jordan—his mother went with "Lil'Jordan...Humphrey started playing football when he was four years old...Was a running back his entire career, until playing receiver at Texas.