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John Sigler

What pre-draft scouting reports said about Saints’ Jordan Jackson

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The New Orleans Saints rounded out their 2022 NFL draft class with Jordan Jackson, an agile defensive lineman out of the Air Force Academy they selected in the sixth round. He’s kind of similar to David Onyemata coming out of college (though Onyemata went to the University of Manitoba in Canada) as a player with great size and athleticism who played well against their level of competition, but needs quality coaching and a clearly-defined role to find success in the NFL. Fortunately, the Saints can offer him just that. Here’s what was said of Jackson in pre-draft scouting reports:

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