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Jakobi Jackson

Jakobi Jackson

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Search complete. 26 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Jakobi Jackson".

Oct 8, 2026

Ross FultonGUEST
9:17
Um, but that being said, like, he, especially on these gap plays when you're able to get, like, that bigger body to just, like, wash down the play side defensive end, that helps.
Ross FultonGUEST
9:25
And again, this is where, you know, Jakobi, as we said, like, Jakobi Jackson hasn't been super explosive yet, but, like, he's really effective in these sort of tight spaces.
Ross FultonGUEST
9:32
As you said, difficult to tackle.
Ross FultonGUEST
9:34
Um, and so he's, he's been, become an effective goal line and short yardage runner.
Seth ShanerHOST
17:48
Yeah.
Brian InglisHOST
17:48
You know, Jakobi Jackson almost got Julian Sayin killed 'cause he missed a blitz pickup that would've resulted in a, a third down out on Saturday in which Jeremiah Smith was breaking wide open, yet we don't say we don't trust him.
Brian InglisHOST
18:03
Well, he biffed it in the game.
Brian InglisHOST
18:05
And so I just, I don't...
Lyle AlensteinHOST
2:06
They're still waiting on him.
Lyle AlensteinHOST
2:07
Jakobi Jackson, I feel like we'd be remiss to not bring him up.
Lyle AlensteinHOST
2:10
He's looks like the best running-
Josh PolohaGUEST
2:10
Yeah, that's a big one I missed out on.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
55:13
Three.
Bill LandisHOST
55:13
[laughs] Oh, Jakobi Jackson, Devin McEwen, who was the third?
Doug LesmerisesHOST
55:17
And Mason W- Mason Williams, the tight end
Bill LandisHOST
55:19
Mason Williams, yeah.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
56:05
It, what, that wasn't like the tight ends are fine.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
56:07
It was tight ends are something else.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
56:09
Uh, Jakobi Jackson played 30 snaps and started, which is, like, interesting and all the credit Jakobi-
Bill LandisHOST
56:18
Mm-hmm
Michael PettitGUEST
19:01
Um, I think Arthur Smith's job is a lot easier than Matt Patricia's this year, because Arthur Smith had, what, five returning offensive linemen with a ton of experience, uh, the best wide receiver maybe ever to play college football, a quarterback, a returning quarterback who's a Heisman winner.
Michael PettitGUEST
19:22
You know, he returned a lot of guys, and just the offense in general, save for, you know, Jakobi Jackson and Mason Williams, is it's, it's the same core guys as last year really, and Devin McEwen as well.
Michael PettitGUEST
19:34
It's a lot of returning guys, and it's, it's just an easier job, whereas Patricia has so many new guys on defense.
Michael PettitGUEST
19:40
I do think it's been... it's probably been a challenge for him to figure things out, and I don't think that process is over yet.
TannerHOST
56:33
I, I, I'm pretty pleased with what I saw from Ohio State in, in all areas, all areas of this game.
TannerHOST
56:39
Um, I know I probably expected them to score more too, but Jakobi Jackson and Bo Jackson both over 70 yard- 70 yards rushing.
TannerHOST
56:46
Um, yeah, I...
TannerHOST
56:47
Yeah, fun to see that two-headed monster there.
Arthur SmithGUEST
10:37
But he's done a nice job.
Tom OrrHOST
10:39
One of the surprise standouts for Ohio State so far this season has been running back Jakobi Jackson.
Tom OrrHOST
10:43
This is his seventh year of college football.
Tom OrrHOST
10:45
He played at Florida the last couple of years.
Arthur SmithGUEST
11:19
Um, I didn't know him well, but uh, I knew of him.
Arthur SmithGUEST
11:22
Um, you know, and what you saw, I mean, he's been, been a bright spot as well.
Tom OrrHOST
11:27
What has made Jakobi Jackson such a valuable piece for the Buckeyes this season?
Arthur SmithGUEST
11:31
Well, he's got great instinct as, as a ball carrier, you know, he's a veteran player.
Kevin HarrishHOST
30:28
Mm-hmm.
Ryan DonnellyHOST
30:28
I think he's shown a little more burst, but he doesn't have any long speed, neither does Jakobi Jackson.
Ryan DonnellyHOST
30:34
So you have two guys who were designed to be short yardage backs.
Kevin HarrishHOST
30:37
Yeah.
Kevin HarrishHOST
32:27
And so like cool in a sense, but also like it doesn't really do anything for you because neither of them brings anything unique to the offense.
Kevin HarrishHOST
32:34
I would've really loved for them to like go and get, if they're, if they were going to go get another running back.
Kevin HarrishHOST
32:40
And this is like, I, I do wanna say I completely agree that I was wrong about Jakobi Jackson.
Kevin HarrishHOST
32:46
Like he has been far better than I expected.
Zach BorenGUEST
18:56
Who, who knows? I, I was talking to you, Austin, I would love to see both running backs on the field at the same time.
Zach BorenGUEST
19:02
I think Jakobi, Jakobi Jackson's been going off.
Zach BorenGUEST
19:05
Uh, I actually think he's been playing way better than what they thought-
Austin WardHOST
19:08
Yeah

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Austin WardHOST
24:22
Let's not forget that part.
Zach BorenGUEST
24:23
Uh, there were a lot of positives.
Zach BorenGUEST
24:25
Uh, first, uh, I'm gonna say Jakobi Jackson.
Zach BorenGUEST
24:29
I, I know I texted you during the game.
Ross FultonGUEST
7:16
Um, particularly just to help out the, the blocking as well, as we'll, we'll get into here later.
Tom OrrHOST
7:23
Well, and a guy who feels like he might be a bigger part of the game plan moving forward is Jakobi Jackson, 'cause before the year, they talked about the fact that they needed to get more, they needed guys to make guys.
Tom OrrHOST
7:32
They either m- make, just run over someone or make someone miss.
Tom OrrHOST
7:35
Jakobi Jackson in this next one, this is, was his, his touchdown run.
Tom OrrHOST
7:38
He kinda, he kinda ran through some tackles here.
Tom OrrHOST
7:40
It feels like they might be getting more out of him in the early season than you thought.
Ross FultonGUEST
8:02
Um, you know, I think that, that we could get into a bigger conversation.
Ross FultonGUEST
8:06
Again, I, I think Bo Jackson has, uh, is doing his part and you could see the improvement.

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