High-motor Princeton edge rusher with proven pass-rush pop
In the 2001 season, Princeton listed Phil Jackman as a 6-5, 240-pound defensive end who quickly climbed the depth chart into pass-rushing situations and produced two sacks, signaling real disruptive upside. The most interesting part of his profile is the rapid conversion to football and the way he translated raw size into immediate edge pressure, which suggests toughness, coachability, and a high development ceiling. If you value a lean, physical end who can attack the quarterback and still has room to grow, he’s the kind of player worth a closer look.
