After a season in the NFL, Jordan heads back to the Big 10.
When the curtain came down on the 2023 season of the Seattle Seahawks, the team opted to make big changes, relieving head coach Pete Carroll of his duties and giving the rest of the coaching staff the opportunity to pursue positions elsewhere. Many of the coaches on staff landed new roles in a timely manner, including Shane Waldron heading off to be the offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears and Clint Hurtt reuniting with his old boss, Vic Fangio, with the Philadelphia Eagles.
However, some members of the staff did not find their next role so quickly, and one of the names that some fans had mentioned they hoped would stay with the Hawks was pass rush specialist Brandon Jordan. However, according to a report from Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 in Houston, Jordan is heading back to coaching in college.
Ohio State @OhioStateFB hires Brandon Jordan @CoachBTJordan previously #Seahawks and Michigan State @michiganstateu as a defensive program assistant. Highly regarded pass rushing coach has worked with multiple #NFL players, including @RashanAGary @jongreenard7 @SavageSevv…
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) February 22, 2024
Jordan had been one of the handful of remaining members of the Seattle staff that had yet to land a new position, leading some to hope he’d stick around, but that is obviously not the case.
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