Where is Jackson Slater from?

Representing Sacramento State University, Jackson Slater is a former college footballer who played as an offensive guard. He is invited to compete in the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine and the 2025 Senior Bowl. He was named the First Team Associated Press FCS All-American and First Team All-Big Sky in 2024. Slater played 9 games as a left guard but had to miss the end of the 2024 season due to a knee injury. He was called to participate in the East-West Shrine game and was considered the fourth-best player guard by PFF.

He holds a vertical jump record of 28.5’’ and a broad jump record of 9’0’’ with a bench press of 31 reps, as per the NFL website. Being the first offensive lineman, Slater earned three first-team honours in his career. During the 2023 season, he played 13 games as a left guard and was mentioned as the first-team all-Big Sky honours for the second year in a row. Slater appeared in 44 games during his collegiate career and was called an all-Big Sky Conference selection.

Jackson Slater's Hometown

Bellevue, Washington, is the hometown of Jackson Slater. He completed his high school education at Newport High School, which is located in Bellevue. He was born to Melissa and John Slater. His father, John Slater, was a former footballer who played for Washington University from 1991 to 1996. On the other hand, Melissa Slater has been working as a Learning Assistance Program Facilitator at Bellevue School, as per her LinkedIn profile.

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Jackson Slater's Birthplace

Slater was born in Bellevue, Washington as per reports.

Jackson Slater's Nationality

As per the NFL website, Jackson Slater is an American national born in Bellevue, Washington.