Ernie Jackson

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Ernie Jackson
Career information
Born:	(1950-04-11) April 11, 1950 (age 71) Hopkins, South Carolina
Position(s)	Cornerback
College	Duke
NFL draft	1972 / Round: 7 / Pick 164
Career history
As player
1972–1977	New Orleans Saints
1978	Atlanta Falcons
1979	Detroit Lions

Career highlights and awards
ACC Player of the Year (1971)

Earnest Jackson (born April 11, 1950) is a former professional American football cornerback for eight seasons in the National Football League (NFL) for the New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, and the Detroit Lions. He played college football at Duke University.

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v t Atlantic Coast Conference Football Player of the Year winners
Player of the Year	1953: Faloney 1954: 1955: Pellegrini 1956: 1957: Christy 1958: Hawkins 1959: McGee 1960: Gabriel 1961: Gabriel 1962: Gambrell 1963: Wilkinson 1964: Piccolo 1965: Talbott 1966: 1967: 1968: Quayle 1969: McCauley 1970: McCauley 1971: E. Jackson 1972: S. Jones 1973: Burden 1974: White 1975: Voight 1976: Voight 1977: Fuller 1978: Fuller 1979: 1980: L. Taylor 1981: J. Davis 1982: Castor 1983: Bennett 1984: W. Perry 1985: Word 1986: Kramer 1987: M. Perry 1988: Dilweg 1989: Hines 1990: Moore 1991: Blundin 1992: Ward 1993: Ward 1994: 1995: Kanell 1996: Barber 1997: Wadsworth 1998: Holt 1999: Hamilton 2000: Weinke 2001: Henderson 2002: Schaub 2003: Rivers 2004: Randall 2005: Barclay 2006: C. Johnson 2007: Ryan 2008: Dwyer 2009: Spiller 2010: T. Taylor 2011: Wilson 2012: Boyd 2013: Winston 2014: Conner 2015: Watson 2016: L. Jackson 2017: L. Jackson 2018: Etienne 2019: Etienne 2020: Lawrence 2021: Pickett
Offensive Player of the Year	1993: Ward 1994: 1995: Kanell 1996: Barber 1997: Busby 1998: Holt 1999: Hamilton 2000: Weinke 2001: B. Perry 2002: Schaub 2003: Rivers 2004: Randall 2005: Barclay 2006: C. Johnson 2007: Ryan 2008: Dwyer 2009: Spiller 2010: T. Taylor 2011: Wilson 2012: Boyd 2013: Winston 2014: Conner 2015: Watson 2016: L. Jackson 2017: L. Jackson 2018: Etienne 2019: Etienne 2020: Lawrence 2021: Pickett
Defensive Player of the Year	1993: Brooks 1994: Alexander 1995: M. Jones 1996: P. Boulware 1997: Wadsworth 1998: Poindexter 1999: K. Adams 2000: Fisher 2001: Henderson 2002: Henderson 2003: Dockett 2004: Hill 2005: D. Jackson 2006: G. Adams 2007: Long 2008: Herzlich 2009: Morgan 2010: Bowers 2011: Kuechly 2012: Werner 2013: Donald 2014: Beasley 2015: Cash 2016: B. Boulware & Walker 2017: Chubb 2018: Ferrell 2019: Simmons 2020: Owusu-Koramoah 2021: J. Johnson

v t 1971 College Football All-America Team consensus selections
Offense	QB Pat Sullivan RB Ed Marinaro RB Johnny Musso RB Greg Pruitt E Terry Beasley E Johnny Rodgers OT Dave Joyner OT Jerry Sisemore G Reggie McKenzie G Royce Smith C Tom Brahaney
Defense	DL Willie Harper DL Larry Jacobson DL Mel Long DL Walt Patulski DL Sherman White LB Jeff Siemon LB Mike Taylor DB Tommy Casanova DB Clarence Ellis DB Ernie Jackson DB Bobby Majors

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