2019: Seal appears on the all-SAC second team for a third consecutive year.  He has 19 knockdowns on his year and 56 for his career, second all-time to McDowell.  Seal has graded out in all but two games this year for Carson-Newman. He helped clear the way for an offense that ranks fifth in the country in rushing with 292.7 yards per game, 25th in scoring in 36.8 points per game and 39th in total offense at 417.3 yards per game. 

HONORS: 

• All-SAC Second Team 

2018: Seal proved efficient and effective at moving people around en route to All-SAC second team honors for a second straight season.  Seal tallied the second most knockdowns in a single-game in school history when he had eight against Mars Hill.  He graded out in seven of Carson-Newman's 11 games.  Seal finished the year with 24 knockdowns and has 37 for his career.  He needs seven more knockdowns to move into second on Carson-Newman's career charts.  He had a five-knockdown performance against Wingate and a four-knockdown effort against Virginia-Lynchburg. He helped Carson-Newman to lead the South Atlantic Conference and the nation in rushing yards with 347.6 yards per game on the ground.  

HONORS: 

• All-SAC Second Team
• Don Hansen Football Gazette All-Region

2017: Seal started 10 games along the offensive line for the Eagles.  Seal finished the year second on Carson-Newman's team for overall grade and knockdowns with 15. He had the third highest single-game knockdown mark (since C-N's sports information office began keeping track in 2012) with four in the Eagles' victory over Catawba.  He helped pave the way for Carson-Newman's offense to rank second in the league with 409 yards per game gained, including a league-best 275 yards on the ground.  The Eagles ranked in the top 10 nationally in yards rushing.

HONORS: 

• All-SAC Second Team 

2016: Quickly established himself as a force on the Carson-Newman offensive line at center.  Appeared in 10 games with starts in seven to close his freshman season.  Seal tallied a whopping 13 knockdowns in his seven starts, the second most on the team overall, but the most knockdowns per game on the team.  He matched single-game school record with a four-knockdown effort against Limestone (10/29).  

HIGH SCHOOL: Jordan Seal is a 6-5, 270-pound center from Morristown East.  While playing for Dewayne Wells, he led the Hurricanes in pancakes and was second on the team in tackles.  Seal was two-time all-conference offensive lineman and also earned all-state honors at the position.  He was a team captain for the Hurricanes both for football and basketball. 

PERSONAL: The son of Tim Seal, Jordan was also recruited by UT-Chattanooga, Austin Peay, UT-Martin, Eastern Kentucky and ETSU.  He intends to study pre-med at Carson-Newman.