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Jordan Lynch

Northern Illinois Huskies signee Jordan Lynch has been elected the team captain of team USA for the upcoming IFAF football world championships. Jordan went Mount Carmel high, in Chicago,  and threw 16 TDS in his senior season.   he will lead The united states into their first gam against seventh ranked France.  This is the USA's first participation in the tournament, to be held in Canton, Ohio, near the Pro Football Hall of Fame.  Although he will play QB on the huskies, he will be playing as a safety on Team USA. 

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