Athletic, versatile Oklahoma DB coming off a steady sophomore jump
Jordan has emerged as a reliable, multi-role defensive back for Oklahoma, playing every game in 2025 and handling a primary nickel/No. 3 corner role while flashing real speed and coverage versatility. He posted 16 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, and a sack in 2025, and PFF credited him with a 67.3 coverage grade while he allowed only 9 catches on 12 targets. His track background and EA ratings point to the differentiator: legit burst, change-of-direction quickness, and outside/slot flexibility. For a team, he looks like a high-floor, scheme-flexible DB with room to grow into a bigger coverage role.
