Jordan Brown brings ball-hawking, physical secondary value to South Dakota State
Jordan Brown projects as a defense-first defensive back whose biggest appeal is playmaking and reliability: at James Madison, he posted 76 tackles, 9 interceptions, and 6 pass breakups in a redshirt senior season, showing real ball skills and strong involvement around the run game.[1] For a team, that combination signals a DB who can create turnovers, tackle well, and handle physical coverage duties rather than just chase highlight reps.[1]