Kwame Jordan brings veteran edge-setting energy to Louisiana Tech
In the 2009 season, Kwame Jordan was a steady Louisiana Tech defensive end who started all 12 games and produced 35 tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss, showing the kind of disruptive, assignment-sound profile coaches love[4][9]. He stood out more for consistency, toughness, and backfield presence than flash, with ESPN listing him as a defensive end from Marrero, Louisiana, and noting a big-play stat line that included a sack, a forced fumble, and a defensive score in his career profile[1][14]. If you want a dependable line defender who can anchor the edge and bring grown-man effort, Jordan fits the bill[4].
