a big-bodied Northwestern target with reliable hands and big-play pedigree
In his Northwestern career, Roger Jordan showed the traits that translate: a 6-3/6-4 frame, strong body control, and sure hands, with a coach praising his ability to make big plays in tough situations. His best college season came in 2003, when he posted 31 catches for 442 yards, averaging 14.3 yards per reception, after earlier seasons of 26, 11, and 23 catches. The appeal is the combination of size, competitiveness, and catch-point ability; the caution is that he was more of a complementary chain-mover than a high-volume star, so fit matters if a team wants a physical possession receiver with splash-play upside.
