Jordan is a quarterback who plays the game with a steady rhythm and knows how to run an offense without rushing things. He reads defenses well pre-snap and does a solid job getting the ball out on time to his playmakers. When plays break down, he’s capable of extending them and finding answers outside the structure of the play. He keeps the offense moving and doesn’t shy away from key situations, showing he can handle pressure moments and still deliver. Jordan is 6’1 who can move around the pocket and make throws to move the chains.

There were some serious contenders for MVP status of the second-ever Macalester College High-Academic Prospect Camp. OL, DL, RB, and DB produced some candidates, but given the fact that quarterback is the most important position in sports, not to mention MVP selection’s showing in every phase of the camp and the fact he’s from one of the United State’s most fertile recruiting grounds of prep football talent, and we had to give the nod to Jordan Shannon. The Hitchcock (15 miles north of Houston) product manufactured a very well-rounded showing at the Macalester College High-Academic Prospect Camp, kicking things off with a 4.5 in the 40 to really highlight some athleticism to go along with that 4.0 GPA. Additionally, he put together an impressive overall body of work in terms of accuracy and command of the football, and in the applicable, well-run scenarios led by the Scots’ coaching staff, including full field and half field skelly, he was seeing the field well, throwing with consistent timing and velocity, and a beautiful deep ball that was really giving WRs a chance, leading them open, and dropping the rock right in the bread basket. Shannon is a legit D3 QB prospect with an impressive skillset going into his senior year of high school. Shannon made visits to Carleton, St. Olaf, and Hamline while in the Twin Cities as well.