Jordan Brown brings playmaking range and ball-hawking instincts to JMU’s secondary
Brown profiles as a high-impact safety for James Madison because his game is built on production and instincts: in his latest listed season, he posted 76 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, one fumble recovery, nine interceptions, and six pass breakups.[1] That kind of turnover creation is the separator—he can make plays near the line, in coverage, and when the ball is in the air. He looks like a fit for a defense that values aggressive, versatile safeties who can do more than just clean up tackles.[1]
