#1 Jordan Clark Football Roster

AS A GRADUATE (2023)

• Finished with 50 tackles, including 30 solo, the sixth-most total tackles of any Sun Devil defender
• Added with 1.5 tackles for loss
• Recorded nine pass breakups
• Played in 11 games
• Recorded multiple tackles in every game
• Season-best seven tackles against Oregon
• Season-best five solo tackles against Fresno State and at Washington

AS A SENIOR (2022)

• Recorded 47 tackles on the year (36 solo)
• Clark allowed just a 40.0 completion percentage in Cover 0 or Cover 1 – good for 23rd in the FBS (min. 100 snaps)
• He allowed just a 41.9 NFL QB rating when targeted in man coverage last season – the 13th-best tally among FBS corners with at least 100 snaps
• Had six pass deflections in 2022 and has 11 in his career while also grabbing three interceptions

AS A JUNIOR (2021)

• Recorded 21 tackles on the season and recorded his first career interception in a victory over Stanford
• Earned valuable experience playing mainly out of the slot and in nickel packages with two NFL Draftees in Jack Jones and Chase Lucas mentoring him

AS A SOPHOMORE (2020)

• Played in all four games for the Sun Devils, starting twice
• Compiled 16 tackles, one tackle for loss, and two pass breakups
• Enjoyed a great season debut, recording seven tackles and tackle for loss against USC

AS AFRESHMAN (2019)

• Appeared in four games in his true freshman season 
• Appeared in the win over Kent State and the Sun Bowl victory against Florida State, serving as a reserve defensive back and on special teams 

PREP AND PERSONAL

• Selected to the prestigious Under Armour All-American Game
• A member of Team Overdrive at The Opening Finals, a showcase of the top high school football players in the nation
• Consensus four-star prospect amongst the major recruiting services…ranked as the No. 38 cornerback prospect and the No. 358 overall prospect in the country in 24/7 Sports’ Composite rankings…Rivals identified him as the No. 30 cornerback prospect in the nation and the No. 14 prospect in the state of Louisiana…a member of the ESPN300, who lists him as the No. 23 cornerback prospect nationally.
• Son of veteran NFL safety Ryan Clark, who played for three different teams over his 13-year NFL career