Jordan Bass brings versatility, length and veteran continuity to Virginia Tech’s secondary
In the 2025 season, Jordan Bass played in all 12 games for Virginia Tech, making five starts and posting 22 tackles, 1.0 tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry after arriving from Pitt[2][3]. He stands out for his size, experience and positional flexibility, with Virginia Tech listing him as a safety but noting his background as a linebacker and former high-school ballhawk who picked off 10 passes[2][3][9]. The upside is clear: he can help stabilize a safety room that the Hokies view as one of the defense’s anchors in 2026, even if tackling consistency has been a critique in advanced grading[3][7].
