Measured in at 6060 197 at Lindenwood in June, tested a 9’2 broad jump. Also ran 5.02×40, 25 vertical in the combine setting this offseason. Held the backup role on varsity in 2025. Performed at a high level throughout the camp and combine circuit this offseason. Was able to demonstrate ability to distribute the ball all around the field, executing a variety of throws up and down the passing tree, great deep ball ability with power and accuracy. Athleticism and mobility showed up in testing as well as his performance in one on one passing drills using his legs to operate off script and on the move delivering the ball on target with touch and velocity. Has a pair of NAIA offers at this time.

Jordan Rasmussen Jordan Rasmussen 6'6" | 215 lbs | QB Ft. Zumwalt West | 2027 State MO played in a backup role last season but he has looked very promising this offseason. He is an accurate passer, showing the ability to put the ball where only his intended receiver has a chance to catch it. Jordan has also shown the arm strength to stretch the field in the deep passing game. He has also showcased the ability to tuck the ball and pick up yards as a ball carrier when needed. I’m intrigued to see how Jordan progresses this season as he takes over the starting role.

Rassmussen was the biggest quarterback at the camp, and a super impressive athlete.

Jordan Rasmussen Jordan Rasmussen 6'6" | 215 lbs | QB Ft. Zumwalt West | 2027 State MO is listed at 6’4 200 pounds but when I met him in person at the SBU camp he seemed every bit of 6’6. He is a very big quarterback prospect that can really spin the football. With being 6’6 he is surprisingly a very movable athlete, he clocked a 4.90 40-yard dash which is really, really fast considering his size.

During the throwing sessions Jordan showed off his ability to put the football right on the money, receivers almost started to look for him to take a rep and throw to them because he was delivering his passes right where they wanted it to be.

Entering his junior year Jordan has two more years to show college programs they need his services, and I think he is going to have plenty of offers pouring in soon.