Bennett Jordan is a 6'4" Tight End in the 2027 class.
Jordan attends Mountain Brook in Alabama.
Jordan's Player Profile was created on February 27, 2026.
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Expert Analysis
Bennett
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Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
220
HS
Mountain Brook
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AL
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Jordan had a splashy junior season, which led to some recruiting buzz in the offseason. Jordan will project...
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Bennett
JordanTE
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
220
HS
Mountain Brook
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AL
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Bennett
JordanTE
Class
2027
Height
6'4"
Weight
220
HS
Mountain Brook
|
AL
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Connor Jackson
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Jordan had a splashy junior season, which led to some recruiting buzz in the offseason. Jordan will project as more of a mismatch receiving threat, as he proved time and time again as a junior that he can climb the ladder and win over the top. Right now he is a traits winner, but once he gets to the college level and develops some nuance, it will be exciting to see how his game comes along.
This is my first look at Bennett JordanBennettJordan
6'4" | 220 lbs | TE
Mountain Brook | 2027 StateAL
, who is starting to emerge as a noteworthy TE prospect out of Alabama. Jordan is a big body who plays several different spots, but he will project out as a receiving threat, both split out and from a more traditional TE spot. Jordan has a big catch radius and is athletic, quickly getting downfield with his long strides. Doesn’t flash much complexity in routes yet, but I think he has the flexibility as an athlete to do so. He can win over the top, and also pick balls off the turf. A little rough around the edges and raw, but he has FBS upside given his size and athleticism.
“At 6’4 220, Jordan is a versatile TE who uses his size, speed, and strength to create an impact on every down. Jordan is a really valuable pass catcher. His size and speed allow him to dominate defenders in the secondary. He’s physical, has a great catch radius, and impressive open field speed he can use to outrun entire defenses.
On top of that, Jordan can create some huge blocks in the run game to help his teammates. He’s great at using his leverage and power, consistently opening up wide lanes for his teammates to capitalize on. Overall, he’s a talented TE who’s going to pick up a ton of attention soon- we’re calling it now.”
Jordan had a really impressive junior season last fall and put together some great tape in the process. Be sure to take a look for yourself. I think he has a huge senior season ahead.