Michigan State football's idea of adding the top pass-rush coach in the country has been taken by a bigger fish in a bigger pond.
According to multiple reports, MSU assistant coach Brandon Jordan, renown for his training with some of the best edge rushers on the planet, is leaving the Spartans for the same pass rush specialist coach with the Seattle Seahawks.
The Free Press has reached out to both Jordan and MSU but have not had messages returned.
Jordan joined Mel Tucker's staff prior to last season, though the Spartans were sixth in the Big Ten in sacks last season with 29.