Summary

Where Mattia Basso sits at the top of the wiki with a Ramus to Mandible Ratio of 0.89x, Adam Driver anchors the bottom at 0.35x, but Jordan Barrett (debloated) lands in the middle of the range with a Ramus to Mandible Ratio of 0.69x, scoring 10.0 and placing inside the ideal range of 0.62 to 0.75x. The Ramus to Mandible Ratio examines the balance between the vertical ramus and horizontal mandible lengths for overall jaw harmony, and proportional lengths contribute to greater jaw volume and attractiveness. His value matches that of Alessandro Dellisola, Cameron Monaghan and Chris Carmack, and it is higher than 75% of the men on the wiki, while 50% of them measure inside the same ideal range. For the wider picture, see Jordan's Gonial Angle or Jordan's full Harmony breakdown.