T.J. Jackson II is West Virginia’s disruptive transfer anchor up front
T.J. Jackson II has quickly become one of West Virginia’s most productive defensive linemen, leading the team in tackles for loss and sacks while making impact plays even after not starting the first two games of the season.[1] At 6-foot-1 and 280 pounds, he brings compact leverage, burst, and enough versatility to line up as a strong-side end, and his breakout against Pitt—four tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks—shows real game-wrecking upside.[1][2] He looks like a fit for teams that want an active, physical DL who plays with urgency and can create negative plays, not just hold the point.[4]
