Colorado State University Pueblo

Jordan Dodge is entering his third season with the ThunderWolves football coaching staff and will be the program's co-offensive coordinator, along with coaching tight ends during the 2025 season.

In his second season with the Pack, Dodge helped Tyler Dvorak earn All-RMAC honors for the second consecutive season at tight end. While in his first season with the Pack in 2023, Dodge helped Dvorak earn All-RMAC honors at tight end.
 
Dodge came to CSU Pueblo after spending two seasons (2021-22) as the Special Teams Coodinator and Wide Receivers Coach at Eastern New Mexico University. In addition to coaching the special team and receiver, Dodge was also the recruiting coordinator. 

In his second season with the Greyhounds, he coached the LSC Newcomer of the Year and First Team All-Conference performer, Asa Wondeh. The special teams core finished first in the league with 10.57 yards per punt return, second in punt return defense allowing just 4.55 yards per return, and fourth in kickoff return defense limiting opponents less than 20 yards per return.

In 2021, he coached the All-LSC Wide Receiver of the Year in Justin Manyweather and guided the fifth best passing offense in the league.

Dodge joined the coaching staff after a year-and-a-half stint at Ottawa (Kan.) University as the special teams coordinator. 

Before Ottawa, Dodge was the wide receivers coach for Colorado Mesa University. Dodge coached one All-American, Peter Anderson, who is the all-time leading wide receiver in several categories at Colorado Mesa. He also coached two All-Conference selections with the Mavericks. 

Dodge got his coaching start as a graduate assistant at Ottawa University. In that role, Dodge worked with corners and wide receivers.

He earned a Bachelor’s of Education in 2015 from Fort Hays State University, continuing his education with a Master’s of Education in 2017 from Ottawa University.

Dodge and his wife, Paige, are the proud parents of a daughter, Collins, and a son, Desmond.