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4-star safety announces commitment flip from Baylor to Michigan
A 6-foot-1.5, 190-pounder from Frisco, Texas, and Lone Star High School, Deck is a consensus top-40 safety in the class of 2026. He had committed to Baylor on June 24, 2025, but made the quick turnaround and joins an already exciting group of future Wolverines.
Michigan football lands 2026 4-star safety Jordan Deck
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Michigan Wolverines have landed 2026 four-star safety Jordan Deck. Deck became the 22nd commitment in the class of 2026 for the football program on Wednesday (July 16). The Lone Star High School standout was initially committed to the Baylor Bears since June 24, 2025, but decided to take his talents to The Big House.
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