Jarrod Bunch

Jarrod Bunch, a remarkable athlete, achieved a football scholarship to pursue his academic and athletic ambitions at the prestigious University of Michigan. As an exceptional all-American running back, he caught the attention of professional scouts, ultimately being selected in the inaugural round of the NFL draft by the renowned New York Giants in 1991. Following a successful stint with the Giants, Bunch joined the Oakland Raiders in 1994, marking the beginning of a new chapter in his football career. However, his athletic pursuits eventually came to a close when he retired from the NFL in 1995. Post-retirement, Bunch redirected his focus towards the world of acting, enrolling at the esteemed Actor's Institute in New York City. Shortly after, he began auditioning for various roles, ultimately landing his breakout part as the iconic George Foreman in the biographical drama "Don King: Only in America" (1997).