Kaleb Jackson brings downhill power and special-teams value, but needs more consistent production
Kaleb Jackson is a physical, compact runner with legit burst and contact balance, backed by elite power metrics in EA Sports College Football ratings and a track record of short-yardage scoring at LSU. In the 2025 season, he logged 44 carries for 150 yards and 6 catches for 46 yards while contributing heavily on special teams, which makes him useful in multiple roles rather than just as a pure tailback. The appeal is clear: he can punish arm tackles, stay sturdy through traffic, and help on coverage units, but teams should also note his recent dip in rushing efficiency and modest volume, so he fits best as a rotational, scheme-specific weapon rather than a feature back.[4][8][2]
