Jordan Daniels is Western Carolina’s battle-tested, position-flexible tone-setter up front
In the 2024 season, Jordan Daniels started all 12 games at offensive line for Western Carolina and helped power an offense that piled up 5,665 total yards, showing the kind of dependability coaches love and defenders hate[1]. His standout trait is versatility: he has played guard, tackle, and center, and scouting notes praise his hand placement, anchor strength, and ability to reset in pass protection[3]. He also brings legit experience from Akron, including a past stretch where he was graded as one of the MAC’s top pass blockers, so he looks like a ready-made fit if you need a seasoned, physical, low-drama lineman who can plug in and stabilize the front[1][3].
