Monte Jackson

Games played:	112
Interceptions:	23
Yards:	289
Touchdowns:	3
	Stats at Pro Football Reference

Career highlights and awards
	2× First-team All-Pro (1976, 1977); 2× Pro Bowl (1976, 1977); NFL Interceptions Leader (1976); NFL All-Rookie team (1975);
Career NFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	112
Interceptions:	23
Yards:	289
Touchdowns:	3
	Stats at Pro Football Reference

Monte Jackson
No. 28, 42, 35
Position:	Cornerback
Personal information
Born:	July 14, 1953 (age 71); Sherman, Texas, U.S.
Height:	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight:	193 lb (88 kg)
Career information
High school:	St. Augustine (San Diego, California)
College:	San Diego State
NFL draft:	1975 / round: 2 / pick: 28
Career history
	Los Angeles Rams (1975–1977); Oakland / Los Angeles Raiders (1978–1982); Los Angeles Rams (1983);
Games played:	Monte Carl Jackson (born July 14, 1953) is an American former professional football player who was a defensive back in the National Football League (NFL) from 1975 to 1983. He played college football for the San Diego State Aztecs. Jackson attended St. Augustine High School in San Diego.Personal life Jackson is the older brother of former cornerback, Terry Jackson.References ↑ "Monte Jackson". pro-football-reference.com. Retrieved March 6, 2024.; v ; t ; e ; This page is based on this Wikipedia article ; Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license; additional terms may apply.; Images, videos and audio are available under their respective licenses.
Career highlights and awards
	2× First-team All-Pro (1976, 1977); 2× Pro Bowl (1976, 1977); NFL Interceptions Leader (1976); NFL All-Rookie team (1975);
Career NFL statistics
Games played:
Games played:	112
Interceptions:	23
Yards:	289
Touchdowns:	3
	Stats at Pro Football Reference
v ; t ; e ; Los Angeles Rams 1975 NFL draft selections
	Mike Fanning ; Dennis Harrah ; Doug France ; Monte Jackson ; Leroy Jones ; Geoff Reece ; Dan Nugent ; Rod Perry ; Wayne Hammond; Rick Nuzum ; Darius McCarthy; Pat Haden ; John Washington; Gordon Riegal; Howard Strickland; Chandler Williams; A. J. Jacobs; Arthur Allen; Alvin White ; Francis Reynolds; Skip Boyd;
v ; t ; e ; Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV champions
	6 Marc Wilson ; 7 Dan Pastorini ; 8 Ray Guy ; 10 Chris Bahr ; 16 Jim Plunkett (MVP) ; 20 I. M. Hipp ; 21 Cliff Branch ; 22 Arthur Whittington ; 23 Odis McKinney ; 26 Keith Moody ; 30 Mark van Eeghen ; 31 Derrick Jensen ; 33 Kenny King ; 35 Dwayne O'Steen ; 36 Mike Davis ; 37 Lester Hayes ; 42 Monte Jackson ; 43 Ira Matthews ; 44 Burgess Owens ; 46 Todd Christensen ; 48 Kenny Hill ; 50 Dave Dalby ; 51 Bob Nelson ; 52 Mario Celotto ; 52 Greg Westbrooks ; 53 Rod Martin ; 55 Matt Millen ; 56 Jeff Barnes ; 57 Randy McClanahan ; 60 Alva Liles ; 62 Reggie Kinlaw ; 63 Gene Upshaw ; 65 Mickey Marvin ; 66 Steve Sylvester ; 70 Henry Lawrence ; 71 Lindsey Mason ; 72 John Matuszak ; 73 Dave Browning ; 74 Dave Pear ; 77 Joe Campbell ; 78 Art Shell ; 79 Bruce Davis ; 81 Morris Bradshaw ; 82 Dwight Harrison ; 83 Ted Hendricks ; 84 Derrick Ramsey ; 85 Bob Chandler ; 86 Cedrick Hardman ; 88 Raymond Chester ; 89 Rich Martini ; 90 Willie Jones ;
	Head coach: Tom Flores ;
	Coaches: Sam Boghosian ; Willie Brown ; Lew Erber ; Chet Franklin ; Earl Leggett ; Joe Madro ; Bob Mischak ; Steve Ortmayer ; Charlie Sumner ; Ray Willsey ;
v ; t ; e ; NFL annual interceptions leaders
	1940: Hutson, Parker & Ryan ; 1941: Goldberg & A. Jones ; 1942: B. Turner ; 1943: Baugh ; 1944: Livingston ; 1945: Zimmerman ; 1946: Dudley ; 1947: Reagan & Seno ; 1948: Sandifer ; 1949: Nussbaumer ; 1950: Sanders ; 1951: Schnellbacher ; 1952: Lane ; 1953: Christiansen ; 1954: Lane ; 1955: W. Sherman ; 1956: Crow ; 1957: Butler, Christiansen & Davis ; 1958: Patton ; 1959: Davis, Derby & Shinnick ; 1960: Baker & Norton ; 1961: Lynch ; 1962: Wood ; 1963: Lynch & Taylor ; 1964: Krause ; 1965: Boyd ; 1966: Wilson ; 1967: Barney & Whitsell ; 1968: W. Williams ; 1969: Renfro ; 1970: J. Robinson ; 1971: Bradley ; 1972: Bradley ; 1973: Anderson & Wagner ; 1974: E. Thomas ; 1975: Blount ; 1976: Jackson ; 1977: Blackwood ; 1978: Darden ; 1979: Reinfeldt ; 1980: Hayes ; 1981: Walls ; 1982: Walls ; 1983: Murphy ; 1984: Easley ; 1985: Walls ; 1986: Lott ; 1987: Wilburn ; 1988: Case ; 1989: Wright ; 1990: Carrier ; 1991: Lott ; 1992: H. Jones & McMillian ; 1993: Odomes & E. Robinson ; 1994: E. Turner & A. Williams ; 1995: O. Thomas ; 1996: Braxton & Lyle ; 1997: McNeil ; 1998: Law ; 1999: Abraham, Hasty, Madison, Vincent & R. Woodson ; 2000: Sharper ; 2001: Barber & Henry ; 2002: Kelly & R. Woodson ; 2003: Parrish & Russell ; 2004: Reed ; 2005: Law & O'Neal ; 2006: Bailey & Samuel ; 2007: Cromartie ; 2008: Reed ; 2009: Byrd, Samuel, Sharper & C. Woodson ; 2010: Reed ; 2011: Arrington, Weddle & C. Woodson ; 2012: Jennings ; 2013: R. Sherman ; 2014: Quin ; 2015: Nelson & Peters ; 2016: Hayward ; 2017: Byard & Slay ; 2018: Fuller, Howard & Kazee ; 2019: Gilmore, Harris & White ; 2020: Howard ; 2021: Diggs ; 2022: Fitzpatrick, Gardner-Johnson, Simmons & Woolen ; 2023: Bland ; 2024: Joseph ;
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Last updated March 10, 2025

[1] "Monte Jackson". pro-football-reference.com. Retrieved March 6, 2024.

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Monte Jackson

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