Jadrian Clark (born April 22, 1994) is an American professional football quarterback for the Nordic Storm of the European Football Alliance (EFA). He is a Eurobowl champion, two-time ELF champion, one-time EFA champion and the latter two respective league's Most Valuable Player in 2023 and 2026. He played college football at Weber State and UWE Bristol.
Early life Born in Indianapolis, Indiana and raised in Lakeland, Florida, Clark attended Lakeland High School, where he played on the school's football team.
College career Clark attended Weber State University and played for its football team. During his time at Weber State, he posted 6,568 yards of total offense, 5,810 of them in passing. He also threw 40 touchdown passes and rushed for 758 yards, the latter being the second most by a Weber State quarterback.
After the 2023 ELF season, Clark enrolled at UWE Bristol in Bristol, where played for the local university team and went undefeated to become champions of the university league, in which he was named MVP of the final.
Professional career GFL and Vienna Vikings In 2017, Clark began his professional career with the Kirchdorf Wildcats of the German Football League 2 (GFL2). That season, he posted a completion average of 63.3%, threw 46 touchdown passes and 3,206 yards, helping them win the GFL2 South title and promotion to the German Football League (GFL). In 2018, Clark spent his lone season with the New Yorker Lions, where he led the team to the GFL semifinals and the Eurobowl title. In November 2018, he was signed by the Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns for the 2019 season, where he had led them to German Bowl XLI. The following season, he moved to the Vienna Vikings, where he helped them win the Austrian title.
Hamburg Sea Devils and Lübeck Cougars Clark spend the 2021 season with the Hamburg Sea Devils, where he led the team to the EFL Championship Game, losing to the Frankfurt Galaxy. He then spent the first six games of the 2022 season with the Lübeck Cougars of GFL2, posting a 4–2 record at the time of his departure.
Rhein Fire In July 2022, Clark signed with the Rhein Fire, where he replaced the injured Matt Adam for the remainder of the season. In the 2023 season, he played his first full season for the Fire, in which was named ELF Most Valuable Player at the end of the season and won his first ELF championship, while also being named MVP of the championship game for the first time. He would win his second and last ELF title with the team in the following season, in which was named the MVP of the championship game once again.
Nordic Storm In November 2024, Clark signed with the newly formed Nordic Storm for the 2025 season. Following that season, Clark re-signed a contract with the Storm, after which his team left the ELF and helped formed the European Football Alliance (EFA), During the 2026 season, he posted a rating of 136.3, completion percentage of 71.1, threw for 47 touchdowns, seven interceptions and 3,726 yards en route to winning the EFA MVP and the league title.
Season statistics YearTeamGamesPassing gameRunning gameCmpAttQteYdsAvgTDIntEffAttYdsAvgTDFumLstGerman Football League / German Football League 22017Kirchdorf Wildcats1325540363.33,5788.95110121.1881511.76002018New Yorker Lions1627044061.43,6278.44511111.21124283.811002019Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns1724437964.44,00910.55110128.41114554.11300GFL Total467691,22262.911,2149.214731121.83111,0343.33000Source: http://stats.gfl.info/European League of Football 2021Hamburg Sea Devils912921759.51,3836.8151082.0472014.31112022Rhein Fire612519464.42,11810.9235130.0221175.30312023Rhein Fire1223736165.73,5869.9537129.717372.20002024Rhein Fire1217125267.92,2158.8278117.714644.6133ELF Total396631,02464.79,3029.111830120.01004194.2275Source: sportsmetrics.football
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External links Weber State Wildcats bio