Jordan Meredith
New York JetsModel Score
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STM Take
Tier 2 (#16) breakout in 2024 to tier 8 (#83) in 2025 is a 67-spot regression that flags the 2024 finish as either situational or a one-year context spike. The Western Kentucky UDFA origin plus the Raiders' offensive line instability creates a volatile structural environment. The 2026 question is whether Meredith returns to tier 5-6 territory or whether the 2025 tier 8 finish was a regression to the UDFA baseline.
Meredith came out of Western Kentucky as a 2021 undrafted free agent and has bounced through multiple practice squads before landing with the Las Vegas Raiders. He delivered a tier 2 (#16) breakout in 2024 as the Raiders' starting interior before regressing to tier 8 (#83) in 2025. His STTM career compresses to those two appearances, a notable swing for a UDFA.
Strengths
- 2024 tier 2 (#16) breakout finish as a 2021 UDFA puts him in the small group of undrafted interior linemen to break top-20 STTM.
- Western Kentucky pedigree plus four years of NFL survival gives him basic veteran-depth profile.
Concerns
- 67-spot regression from tier 2 (#16) in 2024 to tier 8 (#83) in 2025 confirms the 2024 finish was situational rather than structural.
- Las Vegas's broader offensive line instability plus the QB transition compresses the structural environment that supported the 2024 finish.
What to watch: Whether Meredith holds 10 or more starts in 2026 or whether the role compresses back to swing depth.
Jordan Meredith Injury StatusNot listed
Jordan Meredith is not on the injury report as of Oct 8. Source: the official NFL injury report, refreshed daily.