DeSean Jackson had a tremendous 15-year career in the NFL, most notably for his six years with the Philadelphia Eagles or before that as one of the most electric college players of his generation with ...

Two former Philadelphia Eagles will lead historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) next college football season.

Roughly one year after retiring, DeSean Jackson is set to become Delaware State's next head coach. Read more at Pro Football ...

PHILADELPHIA − As a wide receiver, DeSean Jackson had few peers. The former Eagle could run past just about every cornerback who tried covering him one-on-one. "He was one of a kind," current Eagles ...

There's a new trend in college football that's seeing former NFL players with little to no coaching experience join the ranks ...

DeSean Jackson is taking a crack at collegiate coaching. Delaware State officially announced the former NFL player as the ...

Another former NFL star will be leading a college program in 2025. DeSean Jackson, the dynamic wide receiver who spent 15 years in the NFL, winning one Super Bowl and making three Pro Bowls ...

Former Eagles star wide receiver DeSean Jackson is taking on a new challenge as Delaware State's head football coach, the school announced Friday. Jackson, who is 38, spent 15 seasons in the NFL.

Former Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is reportedly closing in on an agreement to become the next head coach at Delaware State University. Jackson, 38, had an on-campus interview, and the ...

Former NFL stars Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson have made headlines this past month after accepting head-coaching positions at historically black colleges and universities. Vick, a Virginia ...

Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is adding a new title to his stacked resume: college football coach. In an announcement Friday, Delaware State University named Jackson the ...

DeSean Jackson ended his playing career roughly one year ago, and his retirement brought to a close one of the NFL’s most decorated careers in terms of deep threats at the receiver position.