Has transformed himself into one of the best long snappers in the conference … Has also been an academic marvel for the North Carolina A&T football program … Earning academic acknowledgments from the athletics department, the university, the CAA, and nationally … Named a 2025 National Football Foundation (NFF) scholar athlete … Earned Male Scholar Athlete of the Year from North Carolina A&T after posting a 4.0 during the 2024-25 school year … Also does excellent work in the community … Was nominated for a spot on the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Allstate Good Works Team … Was announced as a signee on Signing Day 2022 ... Has excellent accuracy and good balance on his snaps ... Has a lot of good velocity on his snaps ... Graduated high school with a 4.0-grade point average ... Also served as the student body president at his high school … Enters the 2025 season having played 32 career games as an Aggie.
2024 Season: Played in 12 games for the Aggies … Mainly handled long snaps on extra points and field goals.
2023 Season: Played in 10 as the Aggies long snapper.
2022 Season: Played in 10 games as the Aggies long snapper … Served as the long snapper primarily on extra points and field goals … A&T only had one field goal blocked last season and did not miss a scoring opportunity due to a bad snap … He did get credit for one tackle on the season, versus South Carolina State on Sept. 24.
High School: He played high school football at Glen Allen (Va.) under head coach Perry Jones ... Served as the team captain as a senior ... Was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at his school … Also played lacrosse, tennis and basketball in high school.
Personal: Full name is Bryson Ruddy … He is the son of Tony and Kristin Ruddy and was born on July 13, 2004 … Has one sibling … He is a business administration major … Plans to work in finance after his playing career … Enjoys playing pickleball, tennis and golf in his free time … Involved in the Jacob’s Chance in Richmond, Va., which helps young adults and teenagers with special needs play sports and be exposed to the benefits of team culture and hard work … Completed a 5k with a special needs teenager as a part of the initiative … Assisted in hosting a free youth football camp for children ages 7-14 to bring exposure to the sport of football … Used sponsors to cover the cost of the camp.
