61° P/CLOUDY, SEC's best players — No. 7 Tyson Jackson
Last Modified: Saturday, July 19, 2008 at 12:43 a.m.
No. 7 — Tyson Jackson
- SEC's Best Players — No. 2 Knowshon Moreno
- SEC's Best Players — No. 3 Percy Harvin
- SEC's Best Players — No. 4 Eric Berry
- SEC's best players — No. 6 Andre Smith
- SEC's best players — No. 8 Greg Hardy, Ole Miss
- SEC's best players — No. 9 Brandon Spikes
- SEC's best players — No. 10 Arian Foster
- SEC's best players — No. 11 Geno Atkins
- SEC's best players — No. 12 Kenny McKinley
- SEC's best players — No. 13 Derek Pegues
- SEC's best — No. 14 Ricky Jean-Francois
- SEC's best players — No. 15 Anthony Parker
- SEC's best players — No. 16 Jasper Brinkley
- SEC's best players — No. 18 Eric Norwood
- SEC's best players — No. 17 D.J. Moore
- SEC's best players — No. 19 Cornelius Ingram
- SEC's best players — No. 20 Captain Munnerlyn
- SEC's best players — No. 21 Ben Tate
- SEC's best players — No. 22 Anthony Dixon
- SEC's best players — No. 23 Michael Oher
- SEC's best players — No. 24 Jeremy Jarmon
- SEC's best players — No. 25 Rico McCoy
LSU senior defensive end
Why he's No. 7: Jackson possesses the rare combination of size (6-foot-5, 290 pounds) strength and speed that few defensive ends in the country possess. Jackson also has tremendous experience. The redshirt senior will be entering his third year as a starter. Jackson passed on a chance to enter the NFL Draft this spring and has already been named a preseason All-American.
Key number: 27. Jackson has started 27 consecutive games at the left defensive end spot the last two seasons for LSU. The streak dates back to the beginning of the 2006 season.
Fun fact: ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit has called Jackson a "defensive freak."
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