Matt Jordan brings versatile, situational QB value, not DB depth
Matthew Jordan’s verified college track record is as a **dual-threat quarterback**, not a defensive back: at Georgia Tech he rushed for **243 yards and 6 touchdowns in 2016** and **161 yards with 2 TDs in 2015**, while also showing enough passing touch to produce timely plays in limited attempts[2][1]. His value is the kind coaches love in a pinch—physical, competitive, and effective in short-yardage and injury-driven scenarios—but there is no reliable evidence here that he is a Kansas DB, so any team fit at that spot should be treated as unverified[2][1].
