Offer(s): GA State, GA Southern, Kennesaw State, Colorado State

Committed: Colorado State

Jackson verbally committed to Colorado State in June after receiving local FBS offers throughout the spring. Jackson is a phenomenal athlete who impacts games in all 3 phases. After an impressive 2025 season in both football and track, it wouldn’t be surprising for his recruitment to continue to heat up and gain more offers over the course of the summer and fall.

Jackson has earned offers from Kennesaw State, GA Southern, and GA State over the course of this offseason. His speed and explosiveness are evident, clocking a low of 10.6s 100m during the 2026 track season, and his numerous big plays on film from the 2025 football season. He climbed the Prep Redzone rankings quickly, as he is now ranked as the 6th best ATH in GA. Jackson has set a high standard for himself and his team for this coming fall.

Jackson has been a well-covered player for us this spring, especially by fellow PRZ scout Kelly Christian. I echo the same sentiment as Kelly. This kid is just different. 10.67 in the 100M is insanely fast, 10.67 at 210 pounds is wicked. He outruns skill players on both sides of the ball. The tape tells a story, but this is a rare instance of where you might just bank on a kid’s upside purely based on what he offers athletically. Hard to imagine some FBS and possibly P4 program, not rolling the dice here.

Jackson is also one of my favorite 2027 prospects in Georgia, and is way under the radar nationally. I’ll echo what PRZGA Scout Kelly Christian said a week ago : “100m: 10.67s (Statesboro High Pre-season Invitational)

It is hard to imagine a 6’3, 210-pound RB/LB outrunning the lean skill players; Jackson consistently does this on BOTH sides of the ball.”

Simply put, 10.67 at 200-210 pounds is wicked. This kid is an anomaly and deserves more national recruiting attention.

100m: 10.67s (Statesboro High Pre-season Invitational)

It is hard to imagine a 6’3, 210-pound RB/LB outrunning the lean skill players; Jackson consistently does this on BOTH sides of the ball. Defensively, he is a disruptor when setting the edge. It is hard for offensive linemen to reach him because of his speed, and even harder for skill players to block him because of his size and strength. On offense, he can outrun defenders and bend the corner or run straight through it, bowling over tacklers before it’s a foot race in open space. Jackson has earned offers from Georgia State and Georgia Southern.