2025 DISTRICT 6-6A:
OFFENSIVE UTILITY PLAYER OF THE YEAR
FIRST TEAM ALL DISTRICT HONORS
BUILT TO COMPETE.
BUILT TO PRODUCE.
EXPLOSIVE DUAL-THREAT QB/ATH WITH IMPACT.
2025-2026
1658
All PURPOSE YARDS
19
TOUCH DOWNS
55%
COMP %
ATHLETIC PROFILE
6' 3"
HEIGHT
280
BENCH
4.59
40 TIME
200
WEIGHT
415
SQUAT
265
CLEAN
JORDAN GRANT
Serious competitor. Strong leader. Big-play athlete.
On the Field:
Jordan Grant is a 6’3”, 200 lb triple-threat difference-maker at Plano West High School who impacts the game in every phase of the offense. A varsity contributor since his freshman year and elected team captain, Jordan helped drive one of the program’s biggest turnarounds—leading the Wolves from a 0–10 season to a 6–4 winning record. His elite versatility, football IQ, and toughness earned him 2025 District 6-6A Offensive Utility Player of the Year (voted by opposing coaches) and First Team All-District honors.
Off the field, Jordan matches his on-field intensity with discipline and leadership. He carries a 3.5 GPA, was named 2025 Homecoming King, and is known throughout the Plano West community for his character and mentorship. Jordan is a high-ceiling, high-character recruit built to elevate a college program from day one.
Trusted Voices. Real Impact.
What coaches and local media say about Jordan Grant's playmaking ability and leadership.
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Morning News
"Jordan Grant rushed for 149 yards and three touchdowns, leading Plano West to a 35-14 victory over Plano."
Source Link: Plano West defeats Plano 35-14
Matt Welch | Star Local Media
Head Coach Tyler Soukup
“Jordan is playing at a different level. In that moment, there was no doubt in mind that he’d score,” Soukup said. “I’m sure Plano knew we were going to run counter to Jordan, but our offensive line was playing so well and Jordan is a big, 200-pound kid running downhill. It was a big play to end the half.”
Source Link: Plano West’s furious 1st-half finish fuels rivalry win over Plano
Michael Finnegan | Star Local Media
Head Coach Tyler Soukup
“Jordan is a very versatile player,” said Plano West head coach Tyler Soukup. “He’s our starting quarterback, but we also can split him wide as a receiver and he’ll play several plays on defense in the secondary."
Source Link: Plano West slows Boyd in 2nd half for 3-0 start
Carter Yates | David Campbells Texas Football
Carter Yates
"That senior leadership starts with quarterback Jordan Grant, who has selflessly shared time under center with junior backup Blake Tevis. Grant is the team's leading passer with 294 yards and a touchdown, the second-leading rusher with 184 yards and four touchdowns, and has even split out wide to catch five passes for 57 yards and a score. If that doesn't already qualify him for one of the most versatile players in Class 6A, he also plays safety on long-distance downs. "
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Matt Welch | Star Local Media
Matt Welch
"That’s primarily the case behind center where senior Jordan Grant enters his third season as the team’s full-time starting quarterback. As West looks to improve on its 13.5 points-per-game scoring clip, Grant’s dual-threat skill set will be key after accounting for the bulk of the team’s touchdowns scored in 2024."
Source Link: Plano West eager for redemptive run after hard-luck season
