Brenden Jordan

Well-built, forward-playing safety with potential position versatility. Adequate height with plus length and 200-pound build as a high school senior.

Physical tone setter as a tackler. Regularly produces wow hits, especially flying to the boundary. Willing participant vs. the run. Hammer against the screen game and plays with broad pursuit range, both laterally and north-south.

Has shown solid short-to-intermediate matching ability in elite camp setting. Has also flashed breakup ability on deeper throws in-season. Owns a multi-sport profile with track experience, including 100-meter speed in the 11.1 to 11.2 range.

Sometimes compromises tackling technique for arriving impact. General lack of ball production a concern over high school career, but does turn-and-locate well. Eyes get caught in backfield occasionally. Can squeeze more juice out of top-end gear to match vertical speed consistently.

Looks like a traditional strong safety, could potentially step down into an off-ball linebacker role if needed, especially in sub-packages. Should fit the modern game well given likelihood for personnel flexibility. Also could provide early special teams value.

Projects as a bona fide Power Five prospect whose physical tools and athletic profile could lead to NFL Draft candidacy over the next few years.