LSU’s ball-hawking, big-game corner who thrived in pressure moments
In the 2007 season, Chevis Jackson was a three-year starting cornerback for LSU who helped anchor a defense that was among the nation’s best in pass coverage, and he finished that season with 2 interceptions and 14 pass breakups while earning first-team All-SEC recognition. His calling card was instincts: he played with poise, tracked the ball well, and showed up in high-leverage games, including a pick in the 2008 BCS title game. If you value an experienced, competitive corner with proven production and championship-level composure, he’s your kind of guy.
