So much to like about Buffalo’s defense in 2026, and PRZMN missed ranking a much-deserved DB stud in 6′, 200 lb. Anthony Jordan Anthony Jordan 6'0" | 195 lbs | ATH Buffalo | 2027 MN . The FS, who is going to see a big debut on the Ranking’s Big Board in the next couple days as we pump out a quick micro-update, was a dynamic presence for Buffalo last fall as a junior. Jordan, in 9 games, tallied 51 tackles (27 solo), 1 INT, 1 FR for a TD, 14 receptions for 126 yards, 302 rushing yards, and 1 TD against 5A competition, and he also hoops for Buffalo while maintaining a 3.93 GPA!

Jordan opens his tape with a great read on a dig/deep sit-down right in the redzone for a well-timed INT, and he comes downhill and triggers on the ball with pace and urgency from his safety spot, sucking in space and getting hip to hip with WRs and RBs before a play can really develop. He’s a physical, emphatic tackler and can also both cover and get open out of the slot. Speaking of his offensive capabilities, Jordan displays solid speed and contact balancer as a ball carrier. He sees space and takes space, and demonstrates good get up and is a big enough back to put DBs on their heels once he he’s in space with a full head of steam at the third level of the field. The 200+ lber. is also dynamic out of the backfield and a big weapon in the screen game and able to create separation at the top of the route. Local DIIIs, NAIAs, and JUCOs need to get to know the name quick! Also, Anthony: no better way than to raise that soon-to-be debut ranking by a good showing at April 18th’s PRZMN Spring Showcase in Plymouth!

So much to like about Buffalo’s defense in 2026, and PRZMN missed ranking a much-deserved DB stud in 6′, 200 lb. Anthony Jordan Anthony Jordan 6'0" | 195 lbs | ATH Buffalo | 2027 MN . The FS, who is going to see a big debut on the Ranking’s Big Board in the next couple days as we pump out a quick micro-update, was a dynamic presence for Buffalo last fall as a junior. Jordan, in 9 games, tallied 51 tackles (27 solo), 1 INT, 1 FR for a TD, 14 receptions for 126 yards, 302 rushing yards, and 1 TD against 5A competition, and he also hoops for Buffalo while maintaining a 3.93 GPA!

Jordan opens his tape with a great read on a dig/deep sit-down right in the redzone for a well-timed INT, and he comes downhill and triggers on the ball with pace and urgency from his safety spot, sucking in space and getting hip to hip with WRs and RBs before a play can really develop. He’s a physical, emphatic tackler and can also both cover and get open out of the slot. Speaking of his offensive capabilities, Jordan displays solid speed and contact balancer as a ball carrier. He sees space and takes space, and demonstrates good get up and is a big enough back to put DBs on their heels once he he’s in space with a full head of steam at the third level of the field. The 200+ lber. is also dynamic out of the backfield and a big weapon in the screen game and able to create separation at the top of the route. Local DIIIs, NAIAs, and JUCOs need to get to know the name quick! Also, Anthony: no better way than to raise that soon-to-be debut ranking by a good showing at April 18th’s PRZMN Spring Showcase in Plymouth!