Jordan is a former 4-star recruit who originally commited to Florida. He never played a down there as he was part of an alleged credit card scam. He left the school, played a year at Butler Community College (KA) before transfering to UAB. He seems to have owned up and learned from his mistakes but still worth noting. Since coming to UAB, he has become a major factor within the school and conerence. Overall, he is a raw player with a lot of potential growth still untapped. He has great length that he uses to his advantage and great size that could still hold up some addition muscle. He rarely gets contained by OT as he can stack and shed with the best of them. He also has a great rip and swim move that allows him to occasionally win upfield with his speed, which is not elite. Unfortunately, that is about the extent of his pass rush moves. He tries to bull rush but gets upright too quick at times, doesn't set up the tackles effectively enough and could use more strength to really push them back too. While primarily plays in a 2-point stance, he has shifted inside to a 3-point stance in subpackages and has still managed to fair well leveraging his length and quickness compared to the guard. He has been able to either immediately shoot a gap or shed the blcok then shooot and cause a disturbance. He is not an elite finisher but does disrupt plenty of plays. He is best suited for a 3-4 defense but it will take a couple years of increasing his strength and diversifying his pass rush for him to become a consistent threat on the field and possibly as a starter. He does have the potential to be, at minimum, a great rotational pass rush specialist.