One of the most iconic players in the organization’s history is DeSean Jackson, the former star of the Philadelphia Eagles. However, Jackson isn’t entirely satisfied with the company right now due to who is using his number.
Jackson’s career receiving yards rank third in the organization’s history. He clearly has a few noteworthy moments as well. The 2010 “New Miracle at the Meadowlands” game between the New York Giants is all you need to look back on.
There is a contention that Jackson’s No. 10 jersey number ought to be saved for one of the team’s top players, or retired by the Eagles organization.
Braden Mann, the punter for the Eagles, is sporting Jackson’s old No. 10 jersey in its place.
During an interview with Kay Adams on the Up & Adams podcast, Jackson discussed this and said he thought it was “lowkey disrespectful.”
Jackson questioned Mann about wearing his old number, saying, “Man, you see that?” “Lowkey, that is disrespectful. Has someone been betting with D-Jax’s number? Oh, my goodness, this man. I guess I’m not as unique as I once believed, dude.
Kay Adams laughed heartily at this, as she actually agreed with Jackson.
He is not without merit. Eagles supporters who recall No. 10 producing enormous offensive plays are currently witnessing a punter who performs mediocrely.
Nonetheless, Mann merits some recognition, especially in light of a significant play he made on Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys.
On Sunday, Mann successfully converted an Eagles fake punt attempt by finding Olamide Zaccheaus for a 28-yard pass that resulted in a first down.
