Jackson contributed as a servicable corner in Week 2, helping the secondary to improve after Week 1 struggles and contributing to the overall defensive stability.

Jackson’s health status is a wildcard for Philly’s secondary. If limited, KC’s aerial plan may lean on Brown and JuJu more; if healthy, Jackson could significantly curb KC’s big-play potential, forcing the Chiefs to diversify and rely on timing plays.

Jackson starts at corner, facing a high-stakes test vs a Chiefs attack that includes Kelce and other weapons. His task is to contain the top targets, with Jakorian Bennett providing depth and pressure support. Jackson’s veteran savvy will be tested in this matchup-driven game.

Adoree' Jackson is cited as a potential starter against KC's receiving options, offering veteran coverage experience in a key outside matchup when Philly leans on his reliability and scheme familiarity.

Jackson is set to start against Chiefs, and his coverage will be tested early as the edge group presses for more pressure. His role intersects with the Eagles' revamped front, influencing secondary opportunities and potential turnover slides as the rush pressures the QB.