Susquehanna University Athletics

Accolades:
Landmark Conference Offensive Player of the Year (2024)
All-Landmark Conference First Team (2024)
D3football.com All-Region 2 Second Team (2024)
All-Landmark Conference Second Team (2023)

2024: Started all 14 games... set school record in virtually every passing category, including 221 completions on 328 passes, 3,092 passing yards, and 33 passing touchdowns with seven interceptions... first Susquehanna quarterback ever to throw for at least 3,000 yards and 30 touchdown passes in one season... rushed for 629 yards on 132 attempts and 12 rushing touchdowns... caught two passes for 10 receiving yards and one touchdown... a three-time Landmark Offensive Athlete of the Week... earned his first conference weekly nod after the win at Western New England on Sept. 30, completing 23-of-29 passes for 205 yards, while netting a game-high 91 yards on nine carries, and average of 10.1 yards per rush with one rushing touchdown and two passing TDs... next honor came against Keystone on Oct. 12, completing all 11 passing attempts for 204 yards and four touchdowns... third honor was following the win at Wilkes Oct. 28, where he opened the scoring with his first career touchdown reception on a Rahshan La Mons halfback option pass, then completed 16-of-23 passes for 322 yards and three touchdown strikes, along with rushing for 24 yards gained on nine attempts, including a long of 15.... executed several key fourth and goal plays to help Susquehanna advance to the NCAA Final Four... threw a touchdown pass on fourth and goal to Kyle Howes in NCAA Third Round game to defeat Saint John's 41-38, then scored the game-winning touchdown against Bethel in the Elite Eight on a one-yard run on fourth down on an option keeper in 24-21 victory... fifth all-time with 4,654 passing yards, fifth with 371 passing completions, fifth with 46 touchdown passes, and fifth with 6,137 total yards between the pass and run... school season record holder with 3,658 total offensive yards between the pass and run… responsible for 78 of the team's points this season with 13 total touchdowns.

2023: Appeared in 11 games...Completed 150 passes on 218 attempts for 1562 yards and 13 touchdowns and 4 interceptions...also has 854 rushing yards and 8 rushing touchdowns on 158 attempts...Named Landmark Conference Athlete of the Week (09/18/2023)...Named to All-Landmark Conference 2nd Team at QB.

2022: Transfer from Marist College... played in one game for the Red Foxes against Presbyterian, took three snaps. 

Personal: Son of Bob and Kendel Ehrlich, former Governor and First Lady of Maryland from 2003 to 2007... has one older brother Drew... nickname is "JT", short for Josh Taylor, his first and middle name.