TRANSACTIONS:
• 4/24/05 – selected by St. Louis in the first round (24th overall) of the 2004 NFL Draft.

PRO: Sixth in NFL history in receptions in one season among running backs (90)…fifth in NFL history in single-season yards from scrimmage (2,334)…fourth among Rams’ running backs in single-season rushing yards (1,528)…fourth in receiving yards among Rams’ running backs in a single season (806)…second among Rams’ running backs in receptions in one game (13)…fourth in receiving yards in one game among Rams’ running backs (133).

2007 SEASON: Earned third consecutive 1,000-yard rushing season…only Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson has rushed for more consecutive 1,000-yard seasons in Rams’ history (four)…scored a 50-plus yard touchdown in three consecutive games, first player to do so since Deuce McCallister in 2003.
• Rushed 30 times for 115 yards at Tampa Bay in Week 3…suffered groin injury.
• Led the team with 76 rushing yards and one touchdown in Week 10 at New Orleans…threw first-career touchdown on a 2-yard pass to TE Randy McMichael.
• In Week 15 against Green Bay, rushed for a season-high 143 yards on 24 carries with one touchdown...fourth-highest rushing output of career.

2006 SEASON: Finished season with career high 1,528 yards rushing (third in the NFC, fifth in the NFL) on 346 carries with 13 touchdowns…led all NFL running backs with 90 receptions (fourth in the NFC, seventh in the NFL) for 806 yards and three touchdowns…2,334 yards from scrimmage led the NFL…90 receptions most
by a Rams’ running back…his 436 offensive touches were the second-most in Rams’ history and 11th in NFL history…1,528-yard rushing total was best since Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson’s 1,821-yard season since 1986…earned NFC Offensive Player of the Month honors in December after leading the NFL with seven rushing touchdowns, 849 yards from scrimmage, 169.8 average scrimmage yards, and 10 touchdowns.
• Rushed 22 times for 121 yards vs. Denver 9/10, fifth career 100-yard game.
• Had 22 carries for 103 yards at San Francisco 9/17.
• Passed Dick Hoerner (2,020) for 19th place on the Rams’ all-time rushing list vs. Detroit. 10/1
• Made a career-high 13 receptions for a career-high 133 yards vs. Kansas City 11/5, as well as a career-high 219 scrimmage yards and first career 100-yard receiving game…most receptions by a Rams’ running back since Marshall Faulk had 14 at Denver 9/8/02.
• Gained 121 yards on 23 carries vs. San Francisco 11/26.
• Vs. Arizona 12/3, had 165 yards from scrimmage, third-best output of the season.
• At Oakland 12/17, Jackson rushed for 127 yards on 31 carries and two touchdowns.
• Earned NFC Player of the Week Honors vs. Washington 12/24, gaining a season-high 150 yards rushing on a career-high 33 carries with one touchdown, adding six receptions for 102 yards and another touchdown.
• At Minnesota 12/31, rushed 25 times for 142 yards and three touchdowns, adding two receptions for 24 yards and one touchdown…first time a Ram has had three rushing touchdowns in a game since Marshall Faulk vs. Minnesota 11/30/03.

2005 SEASON: Ranked seventh in NFC (14th in NFL) with 1,046 yards on 254 carries and eight touchdowns…first 1,000-yard rushing season.
• Rushed 20 times for 97 yards and two touchdowns vs. New Orleans 10/23, first multiple rushing touchdown game of career.
• Rushed 25 times for career-high 179 yards, including career-long 51-yarder, vs. Jacksonville 10/30.
• Twenty-five carries for 110 yards and one touchdown at Houston 11/27.

2004 SEASON: Second on team, third among NFL rookies, with 673 yards on 134 carries with a team-high four rushing touchdowns…performance ranked fourth in Rams’ history for rushing for a rookie (Eric Dickerson 1,808; Jerome Bettis 1,429; Ron Waller 716).
• Rushed seven times for 50 yards in NFL debut vs. Arizona 9/12.
• Rushed career-high 26 times for 119 yards vs. San Francisco 12/5, first-career 100-yard performance.
• Rushed 24 times for a career-high 148 yards and one touchdown vs. Philadelphia 12/27…performance marked the sixth best rushing performance by a rookie in team history.

• Ended Oregon State career after three seasons, becoming the first Beaver player in history with eligibility remaining to enter the NFL Draft.
• In 36 games, carried 743 times for 3,625 yards for a 4.9-yard average and 39 touchdowns while adding 680 yards and six touchdowns on 66 catches and 240 yards with a touchdown on seven kickoff returns.
• 4,545 all-purpose yards rank second in school history…ranks second on the school’s all-time scoring list with 276 points.
• As a junior ranked 10th in nation in rushing, ninth in all-purpose yardage, and fourth in scoring…carried 350 times for 1,545 yards and 19 touchdowns, adding 44 receptions for 470 yards and three touchdowns…2,015 all-purpose yards set school record.
• As sophomore led Pac-10 in rushing and finished season eighth nationally with 1,690 yards and average of 130.0 yards a game.
• Housing studies major.

• Born Steven Rashad Jackson in Las Vegas, Nev.
• Attended Eldorado High in Las Vegas.
• Selected as first-team prep All-America and No. 1 prep player in Nevada by Super Prep Magazine following senior year.
• Selected by Las Vegas Sun to the newspaper’s “Super 11” second team.
• All-America pick by Prep Star.
• Led state in rushing as senior with 2,764 yards and 34 touchdowns on 386 carries (7.1 average) and caught 14 passes for 263 yards and three touchdowns, giving him 226 points for the season…226 points also was top mark in Nevada for 2000.
• As junior, rushed for 1,212 yards and scored 17 touchdowns to lead Devils to 10-3 record, Northeast Division title, the Sunrise Region championship, and appearance in the 4A State Tournament.
• Named Player of the Year in Nevada and Southern Nevada’s Co-Offensive Player of the Year.
• First-team All-Conference (Sunrise Region) pick as senior as well as first-team all-state.
• Finished with 3,976 yards and 51 rushing touchdowns in career, both marks were school records.
• Three-year starter in football, two-year starter in basketball (guard), and was a four-year letterman
in track as sprinter.
• Posted 10.4 best at 100 meters as junior.
• His football jersey number (34) was retired by the school.
• Served as spokesman for Susan G. Komen Race in 2006 and 2008.
• Single and resides in St. Louis.