Jordan Christie is a 5'8" Wide Receiver in the 2027 class.
Christie attends Southwest DeKalb in Georgia.
Christie's Player Profile was created on July 10, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Jordan
ChristieWR
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Southwest DeKalb
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GA
Rankings Update: Top 2027 Wide Receivers In Georgia
An Atlanta-area wideout with impressive quickness, burst, and natural speed, Christie is an elusive prospect with the ball...
Written by Matt DeBary
Jordan
ChristieWR
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Southwest DeKalb
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GA
STOCK RISERS: Fast-Rising Prospects See Big Rankings Boost
An electric wide who also happens to be one of the best returners not only in the 2027...
Written by Matt DeBary
Jordan
ChristieWR
Class
2027
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Southwest DeKalb
|
GA
Future Stars Game – AL Pops Class of 2027 Headliners – Finale
Christie was the shot in the arm on special teams that the Georgia Future Stars could count on...
Written by Alan Popadines
Matt DeBary | Prep Redzone Scout
Matt DeBary
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
An Atlanta-area wideout with impressive quickness, burst, and natural speed, Christie is an elusive prospect with the ball who can plays plays both on offense and in the return game on special teams. This current Georgia Tech commitment can stretch the field vertically and knows how to create separation with ease. He shows dependable hands and can be tough to corral when given space to run in the open field. He’s now ranked as the No. 3 wide receiver prospect and the No. 45 overall prospect in the state. Look for this sure-handed wideout to put up giant numbers in 2025.
An electric wide who also happens to be one of the best returners not only in the 2027 class, but across the state, Christie is a weapon any time he has the ball. A versatile wideout who can line up on the outside or in the slot, Christie is quick and twitchy enough to make defenders miss in the open field with enough speed to out-run defenders. He shows great vision, burst, and should see his recruitment really take off this spring. He already holds some impressive offers, and now he’s ranked as the No. 27 ATH and the No. 153 overall prospect in the state. Look for his ranking to improve in a big way in the next update this spring.
Christie was the shot in the arm on special teams that the Georgia Future Stars could count on during the week. His speed was undeniable, as he used it to buhe opposition time and time again during the week. For example, in their victor over South Carolina, Christie torched the SC defense for a long touchdown reception. He went to the well again for an 80-yard kickoff return later in the game. During the spring he ran an 11.4 in the 100M and that speed was fully on display throughout the week for Georgia. He’s a kid who wasn’t on my radar, but certainly sprinted his way onto it last month.