Jackson posted his fifth straight 150+ rushing yard performance with 295 yards and 2 TDs on 28 carries in Douglas’ 21-14 loss to Carson. The Southern Utah-commit continues to be a dominant force on the ground with the power, physicality, and athleticism he brings to the table. Jackson ranks second in the state in rushing yards with 1,496 and 18 TDs this season.

Jackson handled 18 carries for 158 yards and 3 TDs and returned a kick for a TD in Douglas’ 42-19 win over Damonte Ranch on Friday. The 6’2″/195 two-way standout has been one of Nevada’s most productive rushers this season with 861 yards and 11 TDs in five games. He’s an extremely physical runner that can rack up yards after contact and truck through defenders in the secondary. Jackson announced his commitment to Southern Utah this month.

Jackson racked up 300 rushing yards and 3 TDs on just 9 carries and took an interception for a TD in Douglas’ 45-0 shutout of North Valleys. The state’s #6 ATH showed why he’s one of the best two-way players in the state with the combination of size, physicality, and athleticism he brings to the table. He showed his downhill speed and power trucking through a defender for a highlight run and averaged over 30 YPC in his standout performance. Jackson has rushed for 150+ yards and 2+ TDs in three of Douglas’ four games so far.

Jackson broke out as a high-level two-way playmaker for Douglas as a junior. He established himself as physical, north-south RB rushing for 1,400 yards and 19 TDs last season. He’s a strong runner with the ball in his hands that can take on contact and is a difficult ball-carrier to wrap in space. He brings a solid receiving skillset to the backfield and is a standout defender in the secondary from his SS spot. Jackson picked up his first D-I offer from Southern Utah last month.

Jackson comes into his senior season with Douglas as a top-50 overall prospect and the sixth-ranked ATH in Nevada’s 2026 class after following up his breakout junior season with a strong offseason. Rushed for 1,400 yards and 19 TDs and totaled 71 tackles on defense last fall. Likely fits in as a SS at the next level with the physicality, coverage skill/instincts, and athleticism he brings to the secondary but should continue to be one of the most productive two-way playmakers in northern Nevada this season. Jackson picked up his first FCS offer from Southern Utah in late June.

Jackson picked up his first offer from Southern Utah after a strong performance at the Thunderbirds’ camp this week. The 6’2″/195 ATH out of Douglas established himself as one of the top two-way players in northern Nevada last season with his breakout junior season. Totaled over 1,400 rushing yards and 19 TDs on offense and 71 total tackles and 3 INTs on defense last fall. Jackson is one of the most underrated prospects on the northern Nevada recruiting trail.

Jackson took a visit to Nevada for the Wolfpack’s junior day this month. The RB/DB out of Douglas put his name on the northern Nevada radar with his productive junior season on both sides of the ball. He offers promising size, athleticism, and physicality that project him as a SS at the next level. Jackson’s an underrated prospect to keep an eye on out northern Nevada.

Jackson was newly added to the PRZ 2026 rankings after producing a breakout season on both sides of the ball with Douglas this past season. The 6’2″/195 junior rushed for over 1,400 yards and 19 TDs and recorded 71 total tackles with 4 INTs on defense. He’s a versatile playmaker with great physicality and nautral athleticism to his skillset. Can align at multiple levels of the defense, is a strong tackler in space, and shows quality ball skills creating turnovers in coverage. Jackson’s a sleeper in northern Nevada that should start to generate some interest as he continues to raise his stock.