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Another year another Terry in the backfield for the bulldogs. Jordan has very good overall speed but what I really like about Jordan is his quick decisive cuts he makes in traffic. Jordan says patient around the line of scrimmage then makes lighting quick cuts through traffic that have led to very long runs. With an offense built on physicality and running the ball I expect Jordan to put up big numbers this fall and would not be shocked to see big play runs all year from Jordan.

Another Terry brother. The apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree.

I admit that I have not seen Jordan play, but he did get eyes from our Prep Redzone Next team. Their evaluation is exactly what I expected: fast, above-average vision, and a super high ceiling. I’m excited to see what kind of running back Jordan develops into.

If the apple don’t fall far from the tree, then Jordan is primed for stardom. His brothers are blazing their own paths and he will be an extension to the “Terry Boys” success. Jordan is slippery in and out of small creases and will seamlessly separate once in the third level. I like his vision and natural instincts to get out of trouble or use his sweet feet to buy time until the play is fully developed. He’s fun to watch and makes those around him better.