Jaylen Jordon gives Jacksonville a physical, efficient frontcourt presence with rebounding pop
In the 2025-26 season, Jordon has been a low-usage but efficient forward for Jacksonville, producing around 3.5-3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game while shooting 57.1% to 61.1% from the field.[3][4][6] His best fit is as a toughness-and-rebounding piece: Jacksonville’s roster notes from his 2024-25 season at Flagler say he started all 27 games, led the team in rebounding, shot 58.9% from the floor, and recorded 20 blocks and 10 steals, showing that he brings rim protection, activity, and winning role-player energy beyond the box score.[13]
