Inside the Film Room: What Jordan Seaton brings to LSU and the 2027 NFL Draft class

Offensive Tackle Jordan Seaton is no secret to College Football or the 2027 NFL Draft class.

A former five-star recruit who committed to Colorado over Ohio State, Tennessee, and Oregon, Seaton was a day-one starter in Boulder, and now enters his third season as an everyday starter after taking his talents to LSU in the transfer portal. With the NFL in a constant supply and demand crisis at the offensive tackle position, Seaton’s prestige alone will get plenty of eyes on him.

However, do the tape and talent actually match that of the five-star hype and reputation that Seaton has developed through his first two seasons at the college level? That’s the question we look to answer here.

With another summer scouting Inside the Film Room on deck, here we break down what Seaton brings to the field. And as I have been doing with the film breakdowns this summer, it comes attached with a full scouting report on the player as well.

So, what do I think of Seaton? Here is a film breakdown and full scouting report to see for yourself.

Table of Contents

• Jordan Seaton measurements and awards

• Injury History

• Strengths

• Weaknesses

• Intel on Jordan Seaton

• Final Thoughts

Jordan Seaton measurements and awards

Measurements

Listed at 6-foot-5 and 307 pounds

Awards

• 2024 Freshman All-American

• 2024 Honorable Mention All-Big 12

• 2025 Second-Team All-Big 12

Injury History

Seaton missed the final three games of the 2025 season at Colorado with a lower-body injury that put him in a walking boot. Colorado described this as a precautionary measure, however, as they were out of bowl qualification range. This is the only injury that caused Seaton to miss time over the last two seasons.