12. Michael Jordan - Ohio State 6-7 312

2018: Played in 13 games. Michael Jordan proved to be one of the top offensive linemen in the country as a true junior in 2018, earning first-team All-America honors by both CBS Sports and SI.com. He was named second-team all-Big Ten Conference. And after helping the Buckeyes to back-to-back Big Ten Conference championships in 2017 and 2018, to three victories over Michigan and to wins over No. 9 Washington in the 2019 Rose Bowl and No. 8 USC in the 2018 Cotton Bowl, he elected to give up his final season of eligibility and declared for the NFL Draft. Jordan was outstanding as a Buckeye. He played in every game between 2016 and 2018 – 41 in all – and started every one of them. He played guard his first two seasons and moved to center for the 2018 campaign. Completed a 180-hour internship the summer of 2018 with Munster Financial.
2017: He was named first-team all-Big Ten in 2017 by the league’s coaches. He helped Buckeye offense lead the Big Ten in rushing for a third consecutive season at 243.2 yards per game in 2017 as well (17th nationally).
2016: Jordan was the first true freshman to start along the Ohio State offensive line in 23 years, or since Orlando Pace did so in 1994. He is one of only six Ohio State Buckeyes to start an opening game as a true freshman.  Jordan was an early enrollee into classes at Ohio State in January 2016 and worked his way into the starting lineup – and stayed – midway through 2016 spring drills. Started all 13 games at right guard and helped the team rank 11th nationally and first in the Big Ten in rushing at 245.2 yards per game. He was named a freshman All-American.
High School: Attended Plymouth High School. Jordan was an Associated Press Division 1-2 Michigan all-state pick, a first-team Detroit Free Press all-state selection and a member of the Free Press “dream team” offense after a senior campaign in which he averaged six pancake blocks per game – according to published reports – and did not allow a sack. Playing for coach Mike Sawchuck, Jordan was a consensus 4-star prospect (Rivals, 247Sports, Scout and ESPN) with Top 10 offensive tackle rankings nationally by Rivals (No. 7) and Scout (No. 10). He was named to the All-USA Today second-team offense. He also wrestled and competed in track and field.
Personal: Is the son of Jacquie and K. Michael Jordan. He was working on a major in consumer and family financial services.