About

Bryan Jordan is a former professional soccer player turned actor, stunt performer, and on-camera talent whose career has taken him from the soccer field to film and television.

Born in Pasadena, California, Bryan grew up playing soccer and watching the LA Galaxy at the Rose Bowl in his own backyard. Years later, that childhood connection came full circle when the Galaxy acquired him from the Portland Timbers in 2008.

Bryan spent five seasons with the LA Galaxy and eight years playing professionally, competing alongside some of the biggest names in the sport, including David Beckham, Landon Donovan, and Robbie Keane. During his time with the club, the Galaxy captured back-to-back MLS Cup Championships in 2011 and 2012.

Soccer took Bryan around the world, but Los Angeles also introduced him to another industry that would eventually become the next chapter of his career: entertainment.

While still playing professionally, Bryan began getting opportunities in front of the camera, including an appearance on Nickelodeon's Figure It Out. After returning from playing overseas in Germany, those early experiences, along with his athletic background and natural comfort on camera, led him to pursue acting more seriously.

In 2015, Bryan landed his first feature film role as Wilson in Quarries, followed by a recurring role in Season 2 of #TheAssignment. He later had the opportunity to combine both sides of his background in the soccer film Shoot.

Since then, Bryan has continued building a career across film, television, commercials, stunts, and sports-related productions, with credits including Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley and The Rookie.

His years as a professional athlete remain a defining part of what Bryan brings to the screen. As an actor, he brings emotional depth, strong character work, and a natural presence to each role. Whether a role calls for drama, comedy, stunts, combat, riding, or high-level athletic performance, Bryan combines his acting range with the physical instincts, discipline, and authenticity of someone who spent years competing at the professional level.