Summary

Bitemporal Width captures how wide the forehead sits relative to the full width of the face, a measure of upper face harmony that balanced widths tend to suit. Jordan Burroughs registers a value of 99.1%, above its ideal range of 86.5 to 92.5% and scoring 3.7 on this measurement. His figure is among the highest of the men on the wiki, higher than 100% of them, and it sits close to Alper Temel at 99.5% and David Beckham at 101.1%. At the other end of the range, Park Bo-gum records the lowest value at 71.7%. For the wider picture, see Jordan's Midface Ratio and Jordan's Total Facial Width to Height Ratio.