Three years ago, the San Francisco 49ers made the move many Green Bay Packers fans expected their team to make, selecting edge defender Drake Jackson late in the second round.
The Washington Commanders have a second-round pick from a previous NFL Draft in town for their rookie minicamp as a tryout invite in defensive lineman Ross Blacklock.
Sometimes an NFL team has to admit that they made a mistake when they picked a certain player in a draft, and that is exactly what the San Francisco 49ers just did.
Drake Jackson recently vowed to silence his critics in 2025. If that happens, it won't be in a San Francisco 49ers uniform. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the team is waiving the former second-round pick—their top selection in the 2022 NFL Draft.
A knee injury has sidetracked Drake Jackson‘s career, and the former second-round pick will no longer move forward as a 49er. The team is waiving the young defensive end, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.
One of the San Francisco 49ers' former top draft picks is determined not to be overlooked amid the team's dramatic offseason overhaul along the defensive line.
The 49ers could have reinforcements on the way. Drake Jackson, who tore the patellar tendon in his knee in November of 2023 and hasn't played since, posted on Instagram today that he vows to play in 2025.
This year, the 49ers might spend their first-round pick on a defensive end as if Drake Jackson doesn't exist. Because for all intents and purposes, he might be the invisible man in the 49ers' facility.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Drake Jackson has been dealing with serious injuries for the past two seasons. Jackson has been out of the lineup in San Francisco since Week 8 of the 2023 season after suffering a patellar tendon in his knee ...
The San Francisco 49ers are currently projected to hold the 15th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Struggling to a 6-8 record, the injury-plagued team has several directions to consider with its first-round selection.
The San Francisco 49ers suffered a tough blow to their defensive line Thursday when defensive end Drake Jackson went on season-ending IR. Jackson underwent offseason knee surgery and figured to be a key piece of the 49ers defensive line rotation in his third season.
Defensive end Drake Jackson will not play for the 49ers this season, as the team placed him on the reserve physically unable to perform list on Thursday.
The United Football League is becoming a successful pipeline for talent that has flown under the radar to get a shot in the NFL, and one of the stars of the UFL's 2024 season is getting a second chance with the San Francisco 49ers.
It wasn't long ago that the 49ers had big plans for Drake Jackson. He was their top draft pick in 2022 -- they took him in Round 2, and he had just turned 21.
There were high expectations for San Francisco 49ers defensive end Drake Jackson following an offseason transformation last year. Starting the season with three sacks against the Pittsburgh Steelers only heightened those expectations.
It appears that injured San Francisco 49ers defensive end Drake Jackson has recently undergone surgery. Jackson shared a post on Instagram with the caption, "I'll be back [with] a vengeance!" Jackson has been on injured reserve since November 11 due to a knee injury.