Jackson’s film stands out because of how consistently he finds ways to win his reps without needing to rely on one trait. He plays with good awareness, recognizing defensive movement and adjusting quickly when opponents try to change the look. His ability to stay square keeps defenders from getting easy paths into the backfield, and he does a good job recovering when a defender tries to counter. In the run game, he understands how to create space by using leverage and positioning, making sure blocks stay effective beyond the initial contact.

Evaluated in a camp setting, Jackson showed he can compete when the spotlight is strictly on technique and one-on-one battles. Without pads to lean on, his hand placement and footwork stood out immediately. During individual drills, he stayed low through his hips, fired his hands with purpose, and maintained balance through contact. In competitive reps, he demonstrated the ability to anchor versus power while also sliding laterally to mirror speed rushers. What impressed most was his composure he didn’t overset or lunge, even when defenders tried to win with counters.

Jackson ended up earning MVP honors after delivering one of the most complete and impactful performances of the camp. He consistently separated himself with effort, focus, and execution, making the most of every rep from start to finish. His ability to apply coaching quickly, compete with confidence, and maintain a high motor throughout the day set the tone for those around him. Cook hold offers from Texas Tech , Baylor, Arkansas and more.

Jackson stood out at the Navy Combine with his combination of size, balance, and technique along the offensive line. He displayed controlled footwork, maintaining a strong base while moving laterally and adjusting to defensive pressure. Jackson’s hand placement and leverage allowed him to sustain blocks and finish reps with authority. He competed with energy and focus throughout every drill, showing both consistency and coachability. Overall, Jackson’s performance highlighted a lineman with the physical tools, discipline, and awareness to anchor a line and continue developing at the next level.

The Chaps’ prolific rushing attack would be nowhere near what it has been this season without the play of their monster left guard. Cook is a mauler in zone schemes and has the agility and ferocity to succeed in gap runs as well. Jackson also showcases great footwork and pad-level in pass protection. The star guard also excels at pulling with great short-area quickness and timing of his pads and feet. The first underclassmen to make an appearance, look for Cook to help control the line of scrimmage and dominate on offense tonight. He has received offers from schools such as Duke, Kansas State, and Texas Tech.

Jackson isn’t just making noise on the field he’s already catching the attention of major programs. With offers from Texas Tech and Pittsburgh, it’s clear that college coaches see his potential to thrive at the next level. His dominance in the trenches, ability to move defenders off the ball, and consistency in pass protection have made him one of the most promising offensive linemen in his class. Jackson’s blend of size, technique, and grit continues to set him apart as a recruit to watch.

Another monster of a left tackle, Cook showcases his expertise in firing out of his hips and mauling defenders in the run game. He’s got some downright nastiness to his game, always finishing defenders into the ground and staying aggressive sifting through zone schemes downfield. Jackson displays strong ability in pass protection as well, with a strong set, good pad-level, along with controlled and intentional hands. The tough-nosed left anchor also possesses solid bend and change of direction around the pocket. Expect Cook to take a major leap forward during his junior season for the powerhouse Chaps. Jackson already holds offers from schools such as Texas Tech, Kansas State, and Duke.