Michael Jordan
#60 G · Philadelphia Eagles
1 transaction this offseason
Height
6'6"
Weight
312 lbs
Age
28
Draft
2019, Rd 4, #136
Experience
6 yrs
G Rank
#49 / 172
N/A
CVIA
C
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The Verdict on Michael, in One Read
On the field, Michael Jordan grades out as a middling G for Philadelphia Eagles (C Performance). That places him 49th of 172 graded gs. The public read is very positive (A Sentiment), drawn from current news and social signal rather than the box score.
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Performance Analysis
C
#49 of 172 Gs
FCA+
Michael Jordan's on-field production earns a C performance grade against G peers across the league. The 28-year-old seventh-year veteran occupied a reserve or rotational role for much of the 2025 season, appearing in 11 games with limited opportunities to establish consistency at guard. His durability profile—missing five games of a 16-game slate—reflects the kind of depth-piece availability expected of a journeyman interior lineman competing for snaps rather than commanding a weekly starting role. Jordan's value sits squarely in the backup-to-rotation tier, where experience matters more than dominant measurables; he provides stability in the offensive line room without elevating the unit's ceiling. The Eagles' recent moves—releasing Za'Darius Smith and Isiah King while bringing in reinforcements like A.J. Epenesa on the defensive side—position Jordan as part of a pragmatic depth rebuild, a camp body and spot starter who fills gaps created by injury or inefficiency rather than driving the team's interior line strategy forward. His fourth-round pedigree from 2019 speaks to foundational potential, but his current C-grade production reflects a career arc that has settled into reliable depth contributor rather than upside play.
How Michael Compares at the Position
Michael Jordan ranks 49th of 172 graded gs by performance. That slots Michael between Corey Levin (C+) just ahead and Quinn Meinerz (C) just behind.
Graded higher
Corey LevinAtlanta FalconsC+Dan FeeneyTampa Bay BuccaneersC+Steve AvilaLos Angeles RamsC+Michael JordanC
Graded lower
Quinn MeinerzDenver BroncosFan Sentiment
A
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Public perception of Michael Jordan sits at an A sentiment grade, capturing how the Philadelphia Eagles fan base and beat writers are framing his role. The narrative around this signing is decidedly pragmatic—outlets and fans alike view him as a solid depth addition at guard, a journeyman interior lineman with prior starting experience in the league who arrives without fanfare or championship-window urgency. His arrival on the heels of the Eagles' recent roster churn—cutting Za'Darius Smith and Isiah King while signing defensive reinforcements like A.J. Epenesa and Zion Wilson—positions Jordan as part of a quiet, methodical rebuild of the interior and perimeter depth chart rather than a statement acquisition. The 28-year-old sixth-year veteran carries no hype; fans and beat writers frame him as a camp body competing for consistent rotation snaps, exactly the kind of low-profile, experience-based depth signing that goes unnoticed in July but becomes valuable by Week 8 when injuries hit. The prevailing take is neither excitement nor skepticism—it's acceptance that the Eagles are building a realistic, depth-forward roster in an offseason defined by attrition and incremental upgrades, and Jordan fits that mold cleanly.
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