Brevin Jordan

Career StatsD-

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		36	53	532	5
2025		1	2	11	0
2024		2	2	7	0
2023		14

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Texans locked up solid depth at tight end with minimal risk, landing Brevin Jordan on a prove-it deal that earns a B+ CVI. At just $1.7M AAV with only $200K guaranteed, Houston is paying depth piece money for a player who's shown flashes of being a reliable pass-catching option when healthy. The one-year structure is perfect for both sides — Jordan gets a chance to showcase his abilities in what should be an improved Texans offense, while the team maintains complete flexibility for 2025. With such minimal guaranteed money, Houston can easily move on if Jordan doesn't deliver, but the upside here is intriguing given his athletic profile and previous production when given opportunities. This is exactly the type of low-cost, high-upside depth signing that smart front offices make to round out their roster without committing significant resources.

Performance Analysis

Brevin Jordan earns a D- for the Texans at tight end, a former draft pick who has not developed into the receiving weapon Houston expected. Jordan has some athletic ability and can occasionally make a play after the catch, but his consistency has been the issue throughout his career. He has not been reliable enough to earn a regular role in a Texans passing attack that has plenty of mouths to feed. His blocking has not improved to the point where he can stay on the field in non-passing situations either. Houston has better options at tight end, and Jordan's window to prove himself is closing rapidly.

Current Sentiment

Brevin Jordan carries a measured B-grade sentiment entering 2026, reflecting a player caught between organizational confidence and legitimate concerns about his trajectory. The Texans' contract extension through 2026 and his Ed Block Courage Award signal strong internal support and locker room respect, positioning him as a valued veteran presence despite modest statistical output. However, his recent season-ending ACL injury and the lengthy 10-month rehabilitation timeline create significant questions about his availability and effectiveness heading into the upcoming season. With just 53 receptions for 532 yards over five NFL seasons, Jordan profiles as a solid depth piece rather than a featured offensive weapon, which naturally caps the enthusiasm surrounding his contributions. The combination of injury concerns and limited production keeps external expectations tempered, though his reputation for resilience and organizational backing prevent sentiment from dipping lower. Jordan appears to occupy that middle ground of respected veteran whose value extends beyond the stat sheet, earning him cautious optimism rather than strong conviction either way.