Philly Leader

Adoree' Jackson has joined the Philadelphia Eagles for a second time, seizing the opportunity to play for the reigning World Champions. Jackson expressed his enthusiasm about joining the team and practicing against their strong lineup of receivers. "Sign me up for that," he stated at the NovaCare Complex, highlighting his eagerness to embrace this new chapter.

Having previously played with Tennessee and the Giants, Jackson considered joining the Eagles in 2021 but ultimately chose a different path. Now, in his ninth season, he is ready to compete within a talented defensive back group. He remains committed to working hard and contributing to the team's defense, which performed impressively in 2024.

Jackson is focused on fitting in and learning daily while maintaining his high level of play. "Nothing is going to be handed to me," he remarked, emphasizing his dedication to hard work and understanding his role within the team.

He will face tough competition from wide receivers A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, Jahan Dotson, and others during practice sessions. Jackson is confident that these challenges will help him improve further. "Iron sharpens iron," he said, acknowledging the benefits of competing against top-tier players.

With Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio's championship scheme and excellent secondary coaches supporting him, Jackson looks forward to this fresh start in Philadelphia. "It is always refreshing to start over," he noted, expressing gratitude for another chance in his career.