Jordan Darren Djila is a 5'11" Defensive Back in the 2027 class.
Darren Djila attends Baylor School in Tennessee.
Darren Djila's Player Profile was created on January 20, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jordan
Darren DjilaDB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Baylor School
|
TN
Hudson’s Picks to Click (Week 6)
Jordan is a 5’11, 185-pound defensive back out of Baylor School. The three-star recruit holds offers from Ole...
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Jordan
Darren DjilaDB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Baylor School
|
TN
Scouting the six 2027 prospects that earned first offer
Jordan Darren Djila is a defensive back prospect with good size, long arms, and a strong frame. Listed...
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Jordan
Darren DjilaDB
Class
2027
Height
5'11"
Weight
185
HS
Baylor School
|
TN
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Hudson Cregg | Prep Redzone Scout
Hudson Cregg
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Jordan is a 5’11, 185-pound defensive back out of Baylor School. The three-star recruit holds offers from Ole Miss, Ohio State, Kennesaw State, Georgia State, UT Martin, and Dartmouth. Jordan is very versatile, being able to play safety, corner, and nickel back for Baylor School. His wrap-up tackling is good; if he puts on another 10 to 15 pounds of muscle, it would be even better for the next level. #1 Baylor School plays Friday night versus #9 MBA.
Listed at having a 6-foot-6 wingspan, his long arms allow him to land his punches when working in press coverage and is hard for opposing receivers to work through to get to the ball.
He has good athleticism and it has allowed for him to play an effective corner role at the high school level.
He is a physical player and a reliable tackler, which could put his highest positional upside at safety.
At the end of the day, he is a physical defensive back with good size, great length, and positional flexibility.
He has a good frame at 5-foot-11, but even better length with at least a 6-foot-6 wingspan and that allows for him to always have a chance to make a play whether against the pass or run.
He is athletic enough to stay right with receivers downfield and physical enough to be used around the line of scrimmage in run support.
With his versatility and physicality, he might translate better as a safety or big nickel, but he has a lot of untapped potential that he can grow into at the next level under a good coaching staff, no matter which spot in the secondary he ends up playing.