2021
•   Named second team All-MAC as both a wide receiver and a kickoff returner by league coaches and by Phil Steele.
•   Earned first team All-MAC honors as a wide receiver from Pro Football Focus.
•   A second team All-MAC wide receiver by Pro Football Network.
•   Led NIU in receiving with 892 receiving yards on 51 catches and seven touchdowns while playing in all 14 games.
•   Totaled 1,462 all-purpose yards, an average of 104.4 per game, adding 451 kickoff return and 113 rushing yards to his receiving total.
•   Led the MAC with a 25.1 kickoff return average and scored on a 100-yard return versus Bowling Green for his first career kickoff return touchdown.
•   Ranked seventh in the MAC in receiving touchdowns and was second in yards per catch with a 17.49 average.
•   Scored three of his nine touchdowns on plays of 75 yards, including a 75-yard rushing score at Buffalo (11-17).
•   Garnered MAC West Offensive Player of the Week honors after recording the 25th 300-yard receiving day in NCAA FBS history at Kent State (11-3) with 309 receiving yards on 14 catches with three touchdowns to break the MAC and NIU records for receiving yards in a game.
•   The 309 yards ranked second in the FBS in 2021 and are the 19th highest total recorded in a FBS game all-time, while his 328 all-purpose yards (including 19 kickoff return yards) were the third-highest total in a game on the year.
•   Totaled 160 receiving yards to earn his first career 100-yard game, on six receptions, at Central Michigan (10-23).
•   Recorded his first career two-touchdown game, scoring on a 15-yard reception and a 75-yard pass against the Chippewas.
•   Posted his third consecutive 100-yard receiving game with 108 yards against Ball State (11-10) on eight catches.
•   Hauled in four catches for 80 yards at Buffalo along with the 75-yard rushing score
•   His lone catch went for a 20-yard touchdown against Bowling Green (10-16); also returned three kickoffs for 149 yards, including the 100-yard touchdown, to earn MAC West Special Teams POTW honors.
•   Made three catches for 46 yards against Maine (9-25).
•   Amassed 65 yards receiving on two catches, including a 40-yard touchdown reception, against Wyoming (9-11) and added four kickoff returns for 88 yards, including a long of 35.
•   Totaled 15 yards on a pair of catches in the Cure Bowl game vs. Coastal Carolina (12-17) after grabbing three passes for 50 yards in the MAC Championship Game (12-4).

2020
• Freshman All-American.
• Second team All-MAC selection at kick returner.
• Second on the team and 22nd in the MAC in receiving yards with 232 on 14 receptions, which ranked third at NIU and 20th in the league.
• Led the conference and ranked second in the country in combined kick return yards with 725.
• Tied for fifth in NIU’s single season record book with 30 kickoff returns and sixth in kickoff return yardage (717).
• Sixth in the league and 30th in the nation in kick returns a game (23.9).
• Team leader in all-purpose yards per game (159.50) good for fifth in the MAC and 10th in the nation.
• Tallied 151 yards on five kickoff returns in the season opener against Buffalo (11-4), surpassing NIU’s kickoff return yardage from 2019.
• Established season highs for receiving yards (95) and receptions (5) at Ball State (11-18).
• Ran back a season-high seven kickoff returns for 140 yards at Eastern Michigan (12-12).

High School
• Three-sport athlete at Crete-Monee lettered in football, basketball and track & field.
• Primarily played quarterback during his prep career.
• As a senior, rushed for 1,784 yards and 31 touchdowns on 160 carries for an average of 11.15 yards per carry.
• Completed 94-of-189 passes for 1,487 yards and 12 touchdowns.
• On the court, averaged 11.5 points per game and collected 125 rebounds in 25 games his senior season.

Personal
• Birthday is May 15th.
• Son of Annette Rudolph.
• Planning on a major in education.
• Came to NIU as a walk-on; awarded a scholarship prior to the season in October 2020.

Trayvon Rudolph