Kentucky State hires Falcons assistant Jackson as head coach
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky State has hired former Atlanta Falcons assistant Charlie Jackson as football coach. It will be his first heading coaching job.
Jackson spent the last two seasons as a defensive assistant with the NFL Falcons and has worked with the Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers. His college experience includes stints at Colorado, Utah State, Buffalo and Air Force, where he played football. Jackson was also an executive with the NCAA Football Rules Enforcement Group from 2013-16.
Jackson replaces coaching veteran John L. Smith, who went 7-25 in three seasons with the Division II program. KSU athletic director Etienne Thomas cited Jackson's pro, college and military backgrounds in a release and called him "a total package of experience and expertise."
-
2024 NFL Draft Schedule: Date, time, how to watch, TV channel
2024 NFL Mock Draft: Chargers, Giants land star wideouts after QBs go 1-4
2024 NFL Draft order: Every pick for all seven rounds
-
Matt Ryan signs one-day contract with Falcons to announce retirement
2024 NFL Draft QB rankings: Caleb Williams leads top 10 prospects
Jayden Daniels moves up, Bo Nix goes 12th in Colin Cowherd's NFL mock draft
-
2024 NFL Draft prospect rankings: Top 100 led by Caleb Williams
Why is this year's QB draft class so valued? Hint: An underwhelming 2025 group
2024 NFL Draft RB rankings: No clear stars, but deep top 10 prospects
-
2024 NFL Draft Schedule: Date, time, how to watch, TV channel
2024 NFL Mock Draft: Chargers, Giants land star wideouts after QBs go 1-4
2024 NFL Draft order: Every pick for all seven rounds
-
Matt Ryan signs one-day contract with Falcons to announce retirement
2024 NFL Draft QB rankings: Caleb Williams leads top 10 prospects
Jayden Daniels moves up, Bo Nix goes 12th in Colin Cowherd's NFL mock draft
-
2024 NFL Draft prospect rankings: Top 100 led by Caleb Williams
Why is this year's QB draft class so valued? Hint: An underwhelming 2025 group
2024 NFL Draft RB rankings: No clear stars, but deep top 10 prospects