Jordan Suell
Wide Receiver / Southern Oregon
Ed Hunt: What are your measurements? (Height, Weight and 40 time)
Jordan Suell: I’m 6’5 ½, 208 pounds and I ran a 4.49 during the pro day.
Ed Hunt: What has happened to your training due to the COVID 19?
Jordan Suell: You just have to make some exceptions. Bringing weights to the field. Working out at home. Just doing the most I can.
Ed Hunt: Tell me how you did during your mock Pro Day.
Jordan Suell: I believe I did pretty good. I did 18 reps on the bench, 37” on the vertical and I did good overall on my pro day with the circumstances.
Ed Hunt: How many scouts have you talked to?
Jordan Suell: I pretty much talked to all 32 teams. I’ve talked to a few multiple times.
Ed Hunt: What schools were interested in you out of high school?
Jordan Suell: Southern Oregon, Pu;get Sound and Pacific Lutheran.
Ed Hunt: What made you pick Southern Oregon out of high school?
Jordan Suell: They seemed to have most interest and they were a good program going in the right direction. They just seemed like a good fit for an athletic guy like me.
Ed Hunt: What is your biggest sport outside of football?
Jordan Suell: I’d say basketball.
Ed Hunt: What is your biggest accomplishment in that sport?
Jordan Suell: Just making all-region my senior year at Vancouver, Washington.
Ed Hunt: What are your strengths (on the football field)?
Jordan Suell: I’d say my height, speed and my ability to go up and get the ball.
Ed Hunt: What are your weaknesses?
Jordan Suell: I’d say breaking down defenses efficiently. Learning defenses better.
Ed Hunt: What was the highlight of your career?
Jordan Suell: Making the semifinals and being the third leader in touchdowns at Southern Oregon.
Ed Hunt: What is your biggest accomplishment in college?
Jordan Suell: I would say graduating college.
Ed Hunt: What have you learned the most from your coaching staff?
Jordan Suell: That’s it’s all about family. That your teammates are your brother’s keeper and you should crave a brotherhood around you. You can go to them about anything.
Ed Hunt: What is your favorite NFL team?
Jordan Suell: Dallas Cowboys.
Ed Hunt: Who is an NFL player you model your game after?
Jordan Suell: Guys like Calvin Johnson and Julio Jones.
Ed Hunt: What is the most important trait for a wide receiver?
Jordan Suell: I would say having a move for every situation. Being ready for anything that can happen.
Ed Hunt: Before the ball is snapped, what tendencies are you looking for in the defense?
Jordan Suell: I look for how the DB is playing. Depending on the route where the backer is or where the safety is and the different coverages.
Ed Hunt: What players from your team should we keep an eye on for next year (underclassmen)?
Jordan Suell: Collin Crown, Quaderius Clemmons, and Wyatt Hutchinson.
Ed Hunt: Who is the best player you have faced on an opposing team?
Jordan Suell: Sacramento State defensive backs as a whole.
Ed Hunt: What do you enjoy most about football?
Jordan Suell: I just say being around teammates and creating relationships with teammates and just going through the grind with them.
Ed Hunt: What makes you unique?
Jordan Suell: I’d say just my ability to get along with most people. I’m a chill guy and don’t really get mad. I’m just a down to earth guy.
Ed Hunt: What are your hobbies?
Jordan Suell: Playing video games. I draw, just hang out with friends when you can and watch movies.
Ed Hunt: What do you want to do with your life after your football career?
Jordan Suell: I kind of wanted to look into business. I got my degree in business marketing. Somewhere in that type of field.
Ed Hunt: What five words best describe you?
Jordan Suell: Down to earth, positive, hardworking, determined and relentless.
Ed Hunt: Why should an NFL team draft you?
Jordan Suell: An NFL team should draft me just because I’m going to do what they tell me to do and I’m going to put my work in. I won’t stop until I accomplish my goal.
