Eddie Jackson is so dope!

[cubzwin]

5 pick 6's already? woooooo!!!

 

[JBama_in_PCOLA]

Just saw it. Safe to say he’s the man. We have him in the championship game we win going away.

 

[78Alum]

Bama built!

 

[Snuffy Smith]

Not to go all “Colt got hurt” but I think there’s a good chance we would be looking at 4 in a row...


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[TUSCALOOSAHONOR]

Link?
https://www.nfl.com/videos/highlights

 

[JBama_in_PCOLA]

And they say LSU is DBU. Ha!

 

[Go Bama]

Yep, saw the one Sunday night against the Vikings Sunday night too. Eddie just has incredible football instincts. Remember when he was struggling as a freshman?

 

[cbi1972]

Yep, saw the one Sunday night against the Vikings Sunday night too. Eddie just has incredible football instincts. Remember when he was struggling as a freshman?

I don't

Jackson started last week against Colorado State, but he didn't receive a starter's worth of snaps, as Saban rotated five different players at the two cornerback spots in an open tryout of sorts for his struggling defensive backs. At his Monday press conference, Saban said the evaluation of the secondary was ongoing.

Behind closed doors at Alabama's week of practice, though, it became clear that Jackson had emerged as a frontrunner. Safety HaHa Clinton-Dix said Jackson's start didn't catch the rest of the secondary by surprise.

"He works hard in practice. He's physical, he's fast, he's strong, he does everything right," Clinton-Dix said. "He's been working hard since we've been in camp. I guess coach believes in him, coach gave him a chance and he went out and showed it to him."

The first highlight was a moment of redemption.

Following a 26-yard reception by Ole Miss' Donte Moncrief in which Jackson was forced to track him down from behind, Jackson leaped in the air to pluck his first career interception. The throw by wide receiver Laquon Treadwell was well short of its target, but Jackson made a bona fide play on the ball and reaped the rewards.

 

[Go Bama]

I don't

I was referring to the 60 minutes special which IIRC featured Saban staying on Eddie quite a bit. I could have him confused with someone else.

 

[Snuffy Smith]

I was referring to the 60 minutes special which IIRC featured Saban staying on Eddie quite a bit. I could have him confused with someone else.

You are correct- it was Eddie.


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[cbi1972]

I was referring to the 60 minutes special which IIRC featured Saban staying on Eddie quite a bit. I could have him confused with someone else.

Dee Milliner maybe?

 

[jthomas666]

His pick today is particularly impressive. Reads the pass from the snap, streaks in front of the TE, and is halfway to the endzone before anyone can even react.

 

[Go Bama]

Snuffy was right, it was Eddie. I looked it up during the Redskins/Cowboys halftime.

 

[Tideflyer]

Yep, saw the one Sunday night against the Vikings Sunday night too. Eddie just has incredible football instincts. Remember when he was struggling as a freshman?[/QUOTE]

I do. Terrific example of the value of perseverance, trusting the system and hard work.

 

[Go Bama]

Amari Cooper is having a big day today for the Cowboys. Just caught a 40 yard TD!

 

[Go Bama]

Amari Cooper is having a big day today for the Cowboys. Just caught a 40 yard TD!

Coop just scored again. 90 yards this time. Wow!

 

[CrimsonSEC]

Coop just scored again. 90 yards this time. Wow!

He broke Ha ha's tackle to break free on that one.

I'm wrong, it wasn't Ha-Ha, it was someone else. Ha-Ha nearly caught and tripped him up at the 5.

 

[CrimsonTheory]

As both a Bama and Chi-Bears fan I am really thrilled with Eddie's development.

Bears fans are starting to compare him to Mike Brown, the safety who played on those Urlacher early 2000's Bears defense. Take it from me, that is a huge compliment because Mike Brown was a darn good safety in his day.

 

[JBama_in_PCOLA]

Bama players came up big all around.

 

[TUSCALOOSAHONOR]

Not Julio and Ridley. Both lost key fumbles.