Alaric Jackson
Los Angeles RamsModel Score
How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →
Season Stats · 16 games
Draft & College
STM Take
The arc tier 7 (#50) to tier 4 (#28) to tier 8 (#57) over three years shows real volatility, with the 2024 tier 4 peak proving a top-30 LT ceiling exists. A Super Bowl LVI ring as an undrafted rookie plus a top-30 LT season puts Jackson well above his draft-slot expectation. The 2026 question is whether he rebuilds toward tier 5 or whether the 2025 tier 8 finish triggers Rams to draft a replacement.
Jackson came out of Iowa as a 2021 undrafted free agent signed by the Los Angeles Rams and won Super Bowl LVI as a rookie depth piece on the championship roster. He took over the starting LT job in 2023 when Joe Noteboom shifted to swing tackle and was re-signed on a three-year deal in 2024. His STTM career runs tier 7 (#50) in 2023, tier 4 (#28) peak in 2024, and tier 8 (#57) in 2025.
Strengths
- Super Bowl LVI ring as a 2021 UDFA plus the 2024 tier 4 (#28) peak makes him one of the most over-performing undrafted OTs of the past decade.
- 2024 tier 4 (#28) season confirms a top-30 LT ceiling exists, separating him from pure-depth UDFA outcomes.
Concerns
- Tier 4 (#28) in 2024 to tier 8 (#57) in 2025 is a 29-spot drop that points to the 2024 peak being structural-context, not a new baseline.
- Rams' broader offensive line investment pattern signals the front office is planning the post-Jackson LT transition.
What to watch: Whether Jackson returns to tier 5 or better in 2026 with the Rams' offensive line stability, or whether the 2025 tier 8 finish becomes the trigger for a 2026 draft replacement.