Michael Jordan
Baltimore Ravens·7th yearMichael Jordan is a G for the Baltimore Ravens (updated October 30, 2026).
Model Score by season
Down 1.2 from last season.
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
STM Take
A plug-in interior lineman who has never risen above depth.
The case for
- Seven years of NFL survival across four teams gives him the rare journeyman veteran-depth résumé.
- Ohio State Big Ten pedigree plus positional flexibility at guard and center gives him basic plug-in starter depth value.
The worry
- Five career tier 8 STTM finishes across his entire NFL window confirms the structural ceiling has never climbed above the late-round-pick baseline.
- Age 28 plus seven years of journeyman travel pattern caps the 2026 contract upside even if the starter role holds.
What to watch: Whether Jordan holds an active-roster spot for the full 2026 season or whether the role compresses to practice-squad rotation.
Full take and bio
Five career tier 8 STTM finishes across seven NFL seasons makes Jordan the textbook journeyman depth piece whose structural ceiling has never climbed above the tier 8 floor. The Ohio State Big Ten pedigree plus seven years of multi-team survival give him basic veteran value as plug-in depth. The 2026 question is whether Jordan holds an active-roster spot at age 28 or whether the role compresses to practice-squad rotation.
Jordan came out of Ohio State as the Cincinnati Bengals' 4th-round pick (136th overall) in 2019 and has bounced through the Bengals, Panthers, Patriots, and now Buccaneers across seven NFL seasons. His STTM career runs tier 8 (#85) rookie, tier 8 (#114) in 2020, tier 8 (#117) in 2021, tier 8 (#83) in 2024, and tier 8 (#95) in 2025, five career tier 8 finishes across his entire NFL window.
Comps
Built like: Kareem McKenzie, Andrew Donnal, Will Richardson.
Michael Jordan Injury StatusNot listed
Michael Jordan is not on the injury report as of Oct 30. Source: the official NFL injury report, refreshed daily.
Draft & College
Round 4, pick 136 to the Cincinnati Bengals in 2019, out of OHIO STATE (Big Ten). He went about where consensus had him.
Coming out: 5.27s 40 yd, 19 reps bench, 32.5" vertical, 116" broad, 7.71s 3-cone, 4.71s shuttle.
What this pick usually becomes. Of the 450 players taken as a fourth-rounder between 2012 and 2021, 38% earned a second contract and 25% became starters. The median one started 11 career games.