The Oregon State signee possesses a great combination of length, athleticism, and coverage instincts. He’s a shutdown corner that can cover all three levels of the field with his speed, quickness, and route recognition. Good ability to transition out of his back pedal or plant and drive to break on the ball. Recovery speed and length allows him to close space quickly while using his ball skills to make a play at the catch point. Love his reactionary quickness and burst when jumping routes at the short and intermediate level. In addition to his Oregon State, he held offers from Arizona, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon, and Virginia Tech. Also a Prep Redzone 2022 First Team All-Washington Selection.

Bound for Corvallis next fall, Jordan represents one half of a formidable cornerback tandem for the Eagles that will make passing on the team very difficult this season. It’s hard to watch Jordan and not be impressed by his body control and quickness, as he always finds himself in the right spot on the field and in position to make plays on the football. He has really good size and length for the position, which in and of itself makes him tough, but he combines that with plus athleticism and strong coverage techniques. When the ball is in the air, he looks like a receiver out there with how well he is able to track and play it, and he has enough physicality to make running in his zones a tough ask for opposing receivers. None of that is to speak on his return ability, another element of the game where Jordan has been able to excel. Along with Jaylon Jenkins Jaylon Jenkins 6'1" | 180 lbs | DB Federal Way | 2023 State WA and junior Rahshawn Clark Rahshawn Clark 6'0" | 180 lbs | ATH Garfield | 2024 State WA , Jordan will help Federal Way have one of the best secondaries in the area this coming season.