The first thing that jumps out on film with Jordan is how athletic and mobile Jordan is for a 300 pounder. Jordan is a very powerful guard for MLK but has the ability to move all over the offensive line and be extremely effective. Jordan shows excellent power in the run game and does a very good job moving his feet and keeping defenders of his quarterback in the pass game. Jordan is also a very good defender on the defensive side of the ball for the crusaders, and is an absolute menace for offenses to try to block. Keep an eye on Jordan this fall as I see his stock continue to rise moving throughout the season.

Jordan is one of the most versatile and athletic offensive linemen in the state, so it was only a matter of time before he made his leap up the board. In recent months, Henry has picked up a ton of P4 interest, and it’s easy to see why. He moves great in space and is able to execute blocks in the open field. Beyond that, he flashes great footwork in the passing game, with great balance and agility that allows him to keep everything in front of him. Huge stock rise this offseason, leading into what will inevitably be his major breakout season this fall.

Jordan is on a great trajectory right now, and Sunday’s performance confirmed everything I thought about him. Jordan possesses a big frame that’s still building, and the tools to be a top tier offensive lineman in the state of Michigan. He packs a big, powerful punch and has the ability to use his strong lower half to bully defenders. He moves well, doesn’t get his feet crossed or lean too much. He is developing incredibly well so far, and with some more honing at SMSB, he could absolutely burst onto the scene.