Jorden Wells is a 5'7" Running Back in the 2028 class.
Wells attends Servite in California.
Wells's Player Profile was created on July 30, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Jorden
WellsRB
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
Weight
150
HS
Servite
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CA
Next Up: Underclassmen Trinity League RBs to Watch
Wells ran for 405 yards on 70 carried with four touchdowns as a sophomore last season. He is...
Compact, explosive speed back with legit home-run ability every carry — 5’8”, 145 lbs frame that’s still growing...
Written by Dame Lester
Jorden
WellsRB
Class
2028
Height
5'7"
Weight
150
HS
Servite
|
CA
2028 Rankings: Orange County New Additions (Part 2)
Wells ran for 405 yards on 70 carried with four touchdowns as a sophomore last season. His speed...
Written by Michael Huntley
Michael Huntley | Prep Redzone Scout
Michael Huntley
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Wells ran for 405 yards on 70 carried with four touchdowns as a sophomore last season.
He is an elite track guy but is more than just a running back with straightaway speed. Wells makes quick jump cuts and has good start/stop ability at the first two levels and his quick burst makes every play a scoring threat.
Compact, explosive speed back with legit home-run ability every carry — 5’8”, 145 lbs frame that’s still growing but already plays bigger than his size because of the burst. Freshman/sophomore year shows vision to hit the crease, then it’s gone — track-verified 10.4 100m and state-record relay legs show up in his second-gear acceleration and ability to stack moves in the open field. Already has 400+ rushing yards and multiple TDs on varsity with a 5.8 YPC clip; he finishes runs and is a willing blocker. Not a power guy yet, but the elusiveness and top-end speed scream change-of-pace or third-down weapon at the next level. Twin brother Jace gives him that competitive edge in practice. High-motor kid who’ll only get stronger. Grade: Early upside RB/ATH, needs to adds 20-25 lbs.
Wells ran for 405 yards on 70 carried with four touchdowns as a sophomore last season.
His speed stands out when he gets into the open field but he is more than just his speed. Wells can reach his top speed quickly and makes quick cuts without sacrificing his speed. His field vision is good and he navigates the first two levels well.