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Darrell Jackson Jr.

Darrell Jackson Jr.

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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Darrell Jackson Jr.".

Oct 6, 2026

Kevin RooneyHOST
29:11
He's been hurt.
Kevin RooneyHOST
29:13
Darrell Jackson Jr. finally got some run this week and last week, and, you know, he's, you know, he was a late-round pick.
Kevin RooneyHOST
29:19
He was, what, fourth-round pick? Like, we're getting not a lot out of him.
Kevin RooneyHOST
29:23
So that draft class looks not great so far, but it's early.
Ryan SampsonHOST
22:32
J- Harrison Phillips had two pressures on 15 pass rush attempts.
Frankie VittoriniHOST
22:34
Jackson had-
Ryan SampsonHOST
22:35
Darrell Jackson had one pressure on 15.
Ryan SampsonHOST
22:36
Tavondre Sweat had one on 14.
Ryan SampsonHOST
22:38
Jamie Erdman had one on five.
Nick FariaGUEST
25:36
I'm not singling out anyone saying, "This is the problem, this is the problem." It's just collectively not good enough.
Nick FariaGUEST
25:42
Again, there are different parts where you're like, you know, there was one play Darrell Jackson Jr. had a great play.
Nick FariaGUEST
25:48
It, it should've been a run stuff.
Nick FariaGUEST
25:49
Jahmyr Gibbs was able to cut back across the other side of the field, but there was no containment.

17 MINS LATER

Nick FariaGUEST
42:51
And again, he, he missed a lot of training camp, so he's trying to get back to that NFL speed where other guys have shown, you know, have, have played for, for two weeks beforehand.
Nick FariaGUEST
43:01
Um, the one play that I continue to go back to is just, it- it's, it's containment 101.
Nick FariaGUEST
43:06
Darrell Jackson Jr. makes a great play at the line of scrimmage.
Nick FariaGUEST
43:09
He stuffs at an initial outside zone run.
Kevin RooneyHOST
9:19
They said he could potentially come back later this year, but that's a guy in the run game that you need.
Kevin RooneyHOST
9:24
So now we're going to have to rely on a rookie, Darrell Jackson Jr., potentially, to fill in his spot.
Kevin RooneyHOST
9:29
And he's looked okay, but once again, he's a rookie.
Kevin RooneyHOST
9:31
So it's not going to be like Onyemata, who's this 10-year vet that we know we can rely on.
Justis MosquedaGUEST
47:30
[laughs] Um, a lot of guys that Packers fans know because they wanted us to make moves for them this off season, David Onyemata, Harrison Phillips, uh, Travon Sweat, those are, those are guys that are gonna be the starters on this team.
Justis MosquedaGUEST
47:46
Surprising to me, Darrell Jackson Jr. was actually fifth in the pecking order for their interior defensive line, so, like, he's not playing very much.
Justis MosquedaGUEST
47:53
Interesting.
Andy HermanHOST
47:55
Yeah.
Zach RosenblattHOST
9:10
Um, you like to see that.
Zach RosenblattHOST
9:11
Darrell Jackson played.
Zach RosenblattHOST
9:12
I didn't notice him in a good or a bad way.
Zach RosenblattHOST
9:14
Uh, Pons should be back pretty soon a- and they're gonna need him, which we'll talk about.
Kevin RooneyHOST
22:00
Um, someone who did stand out that didn't really get on the score sheet, but David Onyemata was pretty active too.
Kevin RooneyHOST
22:07
Uh, I saw T- uh, Darrell Jackson Jr. get in on a tackle, which was nice to see.
Kevin RooneyHOST
22:11
So, I thought there was some, some good activity from the D line, and I, I think they did what they had to do.
Kevin RooneyHOST
22:16
You win in the trenches, and I think we won in the trenches.
Zach LyonsHOST
30:21
And if you are gonna try and rush up the middle, this is a big Austin Slopman, Peter Skowronski, Fernando Carmona game Like if you are going to rush up the middle, you're gonna have loads to deal with.
Zach LyonsHOST
30:33
Tavondre Sweat, David Onyemata, Harrison Phillips, and Darrell Jackson Jr. are all loads to contend with.
Blaine BishopHOST
30:40
Mm.
Zach LyonsHOST
30:40
And so you gotta be nasty and violent like they have been, maybe not Peter Skowronski-

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