COMMITMENT PROFILE
FILM EVALUATION
Strengths: Jordan Elliott has a rare blend of size, strength and athleticism.
On tape, he can be absolutely dominant when he turns it on. His quickness
and foot speed for someone his size are unique, and that makes him a con-
stant threat to put pressure on quarterbacks or corral running backs behind
the line of scrimmage.
Areas Of Improvement: Elliott needs to become a more consistent player.
He has all of the physical tools to be extremely successful, but work ethic, drive
and want-to all need to come up several levels to compete against the best
offensive linemen in the Big Ten.
Michigan Player Comparison: Elliott compares nicely to current Wolverine
defensive lineman Willie Henry. They both carry 300-plus pounds very well and
move quicker than they should be able to at that size. Henry and Elliott are also
both versatile enough to play multiple positions along the defensive front.
— Analysis from TheWolverine.com
kissed it in front of me and just said,
'It's the place to be.' There were just
a lot of random signs like that. It was
crazy."
Whether you believe in that sort
of thing or not — it worked. Elliott
became the 21st member of Michi-
gan's 2016 recruiting class during
his official visit over the Ohio State
game weekend and filled one of two
