Jordan is an outstanding first level defender at 6’3” 220 lbs. He’s an active backfield force finishing the 2025 season with 11.5 sacks, 21.5 tackles for loss, and 48 total tackles. Well-coached with a strong technical foundation and diverse pass rush arsenal. A plus athlete that moves well in space showing good short area acceleration to run the arc and the flexibility to bend and finish. Keeps blockers off balance effectively mixing speed, power, and counters. Displays advanced hand usage that is efficient and well timed with purposeful strikes and the ability to disengage cleanly. Offers have been steadily rolling in over the last year currently holding 12 and has official visits lined up with Iowa State, Kansas State, and Washington State this offseason.

Jordan looks like a linebacker built in a lab that accidentally got too big, but is still moving with that kind of athletic twitch — and as an edge, it’s a handful for anybody trying to block him. He comes off the corner quick, violent, and strong, and the thing that jumps out is his overall explosiveness: it’s not just foot quickness, it’s every movement — the first punch, the first step, the way he transitions from power to a sudden redirect. If the guy across from him doesn’t have real size and anchor, you can almost see the panic set in, because one violent shove and one burst the other way is all it takes for Jordan to get his shoulder turned and get comfortable in the backfield. And even when tackles survive the first move, he keeps coming — physical hands, aggressive finish, and the kind of effort that turns a good rep for the offense into “wait, how did he still get there?” On a Basha front that produced a ton of pressure, Jordan’s athletic explosion changes protection plans.

Jordan just pulled in his first P4 offer from Washington State and prove why he is one of the state’s premier 2027 defensive prospects. The 6’3” 220 lb. hybrid DE/OLB is an explosive and technically sound edge rusher who plays fast and physical, using strong hands, leverage, and quick get off to collapse the pocket and disrupt plays behind the line. Shows great lateral movement and bend off the edge with the versatility to defend the run or rush the QB. Shows he can use a variety of moves to beat blockers with a combination of speed and power to free himself up. Plus athleticism and body control to redirect to the ball carrier and close space with speed in pursuit. Holds three D1 offers to date and is expected to see increased attention as the recruiting cycle progresses.

Jordan stock continues to rise moving up a handful of spots to #46 overall and the #6 ranked DL in the 2027 class. His recruitment is also picking up with D1 offers coming in from NAU and Colorado State this off season. 6’3” 220 lbs. he’s an active defender with a great ability to disrupt plays before they develop, racked up 18 TFL’s, and six sacks as a sophomore. He plays fast and is constantly attacking both as a run stopper and pass rusher. Shows high level technique and hand usage with plus natural strength at the POA. He’s able to long arm blockers to maintain separation and win the leverage battle. His combination of speed and strength makes him difficult to block one on one. His get-off is quick and sudden, showing the ability to bend and flatten to the QB when working off the edge. He’s got a versatile frame that could land him at DE or OLB once he gets to the college level.

2 Offers: NAU, Colorado State

Outstanding sophomore campaign for the hybrid DE/OLB out of Basha finishing the season with 56 total tackles, 18 TFL, and six sacks. Possesses a well-balanced frame with length and growth potential at 6’2” 215 lbs. He’s an attacking defender that excels as a pass rusher off the edge using good technique and active hands to collapse the pocket and get to the QB. Good ability to absorb contact from a blocker and then disengage to free himself up. Quick to gain penetration he makes a ton of plays at or behind the LOS. Shows he can redirect and work laterally down the LOS to contain the edge and make tackles to the perimeter. Well coached with good technique and a variety of moves to beat blockers. Holds D1 potential and upside landing at #50 overall and the #5 DL prospect in the updated 2027 state rankings.