Jackson performed a backflip as a way to celebrate the forced turnover which led to a touchdown for the Ravens on their next drive. Jackson has made the backflip his signature move. Jackson’s latest backflip was more fluid than his previous one against the Miami Dolphins when Special Teams Coach Chris Horton had jokingly criticised Jackson’s form.

Horton laughed and said, “If you are going to flip over, you better make sure that you land on your feet.”

Jackson has made six tackles on opponents in just four games, including backflips. Baltimore’s special teams are taking a new level of play thanks to Jackson’s speed and tackling abilities.

Jackson, who is 6’2″ and 215 lbs., is a physical player that John Harbaugh admires.

Harbaugh stated that “he has some unique abilities.” He’s a big, rangy, explosive athlete.

“I believe he is a footballer, and he has proven that. He is full of energy and has a great personality. It’s great to see his infectious personality and high energy on the field. He’s also building a résumé.

Jackson worked hard to develop a football sense, and is happy to see that it has paid off.

Jackson stated that “the brown thing is an extremely large target.” We practice this every week, just getting my hand there when I go in for the tackle. “I’ve been focusing on getting a turnover lately.”