BETHLEHEM, Pa. --- Moravian University graduate student wide receiver Jordan Bingham has been selected to participate in the College Gridiron Showcase in Fort Worth, Texas from January 10-12.

The first major all-star event of the college football postseason, top college senior players, selected by a panel of football experts, are invited to College Gridiron Showcase & Symposium to be held in Fort Worth, Texas.

Since the 2015 inaugural event, more than 900 CGS participants have been offered pro opportunities. At the College Gridiron Showcase, scouts from 31 of the 32 NFL teams, CFL teams, and other professional leagues are on hand to evaluate and meet with our players. In total, participants have the opportunity to show their stuff to more than 150 professional scouts.

The first all-star event to implement an OTA format, CGS showcases players through practices and a controlled scrimmage with professional coaches. Players will also perform individual and team drills, participate in 1-on-1s, attend meetings, and, in many cases have the opportunity for personal interviews with scouts and executives. In addition to exposure to scouts, CGS provides participants with a strong professional football education component that includes mentoring, life coaching, and seminars that will benefit them as they move forward in their professional lives in or outside of football. Seminars related to financial education, the life of a professional athlete, and on-and off-field player expectations are offered. Family seminars are also available.

Bingham earned a spot on the D3football.com All-Region 2 Third Team and was selected to the Landmark All-Conference First Team this fall for the second straight year in 2024 after he broke his own school record for receptions in a season with 75 this season. Bingham added 887 yards and a school record 12 touchdown catches in 2024.

In just two years at Moravian, Bingham finished his career third all-time in receptions with 144, sixth in program history with 1,717 receiving yards, first with a school record 21 touchdown receptions and first in program history with an average of 85.8 yards per game in just 20 contests.

For more information on the College Gridiron Showcase, visit https://cgsallstar.com/

Parts of release courtesy of College Gridiron Showcase