18 Facts About Jordan Bernstine

Jordan Bernstine was born on May 31,1989 and is an American former professional football safety.

Jordan Bernstine was selected by the Washington Redskins in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL draft.

Jordan Bernstine played college football at the University of Iowa.

Jordan Bernstine was a running back and a defensive back for the Railsplitters and was a leader in the school's back-to-back playoff appearances in 2005 and 2006.

Jordan Bernstine held 18 schools records upon graduation including interception yards in a game ; interception yards in a season, and career, and tied with most interceptions in a career, which now sits as second most.

Jordan Bernstine holds the record for average in a career.

Jordan Bernstine holds the record for most unassisted tackles in a career and is fifth all-time in total tackles with 208.

Jordan Bernstine had 2,193 that same season and had 4.932 in his career.

Jordan Bernstine punted 14 times for a 39.0-average, caught 19 passes for 360 yards, and scored 29 career touchdowns, scoring 174 points, 20 rushing, four on receptions, three by kickoff return, and two interceptions.

Jordan Bernstine was a two-time, first-team all-Central Iowa Metro League defensive back, and a second-team selection as a sophomore.

Jordan Bernstine played for the Iowa Hawkeyes for four years from 2007 to 2011, lettering in 2007,2008,2010, and 2011.

Jordan Bernstine played cornerback for his first three years before switching over to the safety position in his senior year.

In four seasons, Jordan Bernstine saw action in 44 games, starting 11 and recorded 60 solo tackles and 54 assists; had three tackles for loss, a quarterback sack, and one interception as well as two pass deflections and a fumble recovery; he returned 32 kickoffs for a 23.1-average.

Jordan Bernstine played in 2007 as a true freshman, was redshirted in 2009 due to an ankle injury during pre-season practice.

Jordan Bernstine was selected in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL draft by the Washington Redskins, he was the team's last pick for this draft.

Jordan Bernstine was reunited with Iowa teammate, Adam Gettis, who was drafted earlier.

The next day, it was confirmed that Jordan Bernstine had torn the anterior, posterior, and medial collateral ligaments in his knee, ending his rookie season.

Jordan Bernstine is the nephew of retired tight end and running back, Rod Jordan Bernstine, who played for the San Diego Chargers and Denver Broncos.