IntroThe "QB Killer" Heads to the Jets: Stroudsburg’s Nathan Voorhis Joins the Pro Ranks
The prophecy is fulfilled. Let’s get to work. #jets pic.twitter.com/vRKuvkY1Mq
— Nathan Voorhis (@Nate_Voorhis) April 25, 2026
The 2026 NFL Draft process has officially concluded, and for Stroudsburg, the biggest news didn't come from a podium in prime time, but from a post-draft signing that has the whole town talking. Nathan Voorhis, the standout edge rusher from Ball State and a proud Stroudsburg High School alumnus, has officially signed as an undrafted free agent (UDFA) with the New York Jets.
Known throughout his collegiate career as the "QB Killer," Voorhis has built a reputation for high-intensity play and an unrelenting motor. At 6’3” and 247 lbs, he’s a versatile defender who consistently produces—a trait that clearly caught the eye of the Jets’ front office during the late-April scouting cycle.
For the Jets, this is a low-risk, high-reward move targeting a player with deep regional ties and a proven ability to disrupt the pocket. For Stroudsburg, it’s a moment of immense local pride. Making an NFL roster as a UDFA is an uphill battle, but Voorhis has built his entire career on outworking the person across from him. We’ll be watching closely as he heads into rookie minicamp to earn his spot on the 53-man roster.
