Jeudy began his time at Alabama early and took part in the 2017 season’s spring practices. He scored two touchdowns and gained 134 yards on five receptions, earning him the title of MVP of Alabama’s A-Day spring game. In the spring of his sophomore year in 2018, Jeudy had meniscus surgery, which kept him out of some spring practices. Jeudy was selected to the first-team All-SEC and unanimously chosen as a first-team All-American.
In addition, He was named the best wide receiver in the country and was given the Fred Biletnikoff Award. 2020 NFL Draft, Jeudy was selected by the Denver Broncos as the fifteenth overall pick. In a similar vein, Henry Ruggs was selected before him as the wide receiver of choice. Jeudy recorded four catches for 56 yards in his NFL debut on September 14, 2020, against the Tennessee Titans.
In Week 1, Jeudy was forced out of the game due to a high ankle injury sustained against the New York Giants. On September 14, 2021, his injury reserve status was activated. In terms of yards, catches, and touchdowns, Jeudy had his best statistical season in 2022 despite getting hurt on November 13 against the Tennessee Titans. Even though Jeudy had fewer drops than in previous years, he finished the season with a catch percentage of only 67%.
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