After a brief stay at Ohio State, the former Michigan football assistant left

Published at 2:41 p.m. on May 15, 2024.
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During 2022 spring practice, Michigan State pass rush specialist Brandon Jordan collaborates with defensive end Khris Bogle (2). (Image sourced from Michigan State University sports)Athletics at Michigan State donated the image.

Written by mwenzel2@mlive.com’s Matt Wenzel
Once more, Brandon Jordan is searching for work.

The former assistant coach from Michigan State, who played for the Seattle Seahawks the previous season, is no longer with Ohio State.

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Jordan was hired by the Buckeyes in March to work as a defensive analyst, but Cleveland.com reports that he is no longer a part of the team. Working with veteran defensive line coach Larry Johnson, he spent the spring.

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Jordan gained notoriety by founding his own company from the ground up and coaching some of the best pass rushers in the National Football League. In 2022, Jordan was hired by former Michigan State coach Mel Tucker to serve as the team’s pass rush specialist. Jordan only played for the Spartans for one season before moving on to the Seahawks to play the same position.

Jordan, a native of New Orleans, played overseas before attending Missouri S&T and Ouachita Baptist. After working at McKendree University, Austin Peay, and John Ehret High School in Louisiana, he started his own training organisation, Brandon Jordan Trench Performance, in 2018. He started his college coaching career at Missouri S&T in 2012. Before joining the Michigan State staff, he taught over 200 active NFL players, including Von Miller, Cameron Heyward, Jadeveon Clowney, and Rashan Gary.