Former Longhorns quarterback Ja'Quinden Jackson has signed a three-year deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars after going undrafted. Jackson, who transitioned from quarterback to running back during his college career, had an impressive final season at Arkansas, totaling 790 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns. This performance earned him Second Team All-SEC honors. As he joins the Jaguars, he aims to solidify a spot on the roster alongside fellow Longhorn, Keilan Robinson, who was drafted by Jacksonville.

Jackson's journey has seen him travel through multiple college teams, starting at Texas before moving to Utah and finally Arkansas. Despite facing challenges, his high school success as a quarterback showcased his talent, leading to his intriguing potential at the professional level. The Jaguars have a competitive running back room, presenting Jackson with a tough battle for a roster spot, yet he remains optimistic about following in the footsteps of successful past Longhorns in the NFL.