Jackson Davis

Jackson Davis is from Atlanta, GA. Jackson was a promising High School Football player who was considered a 4 star recruit when he was recruited to Penn State. A natural athlete Jackson was a 2 way player in high school playing running back and linebacker. At Penn State he was put more into the running back role as he was beat out by other recruits that had focused on just defense. He was slotted as the back-up headed into the first game of the season. He got 3 carries for 18 yards. The third carry was a 12 yard toss that ended with him taking a shot to the hip as he was pushed out of bounds. His hip labrum was torn. He would spend 2 years rehabbing his hip, losing his athleticism and his drive during a depressing 2 years of 6 surgeries and failing out of college. Jackson went home and went on unemployment for 2 years. A friend of his had a bar and had lost his bouncer due to a pay dispute. Jackson's friend knowing he was broke and needed money-offered him a job. Jackson did the job fine that night. He continued working for 2 more years, bulking up and getting confidence back. He took some karate and taekwando classes, but never advanced far. Jackson got a reputation as a quality bouncer. Jackson was offered a chance to work at a more prestigious, higher paying bar in Atlanta. He declined out of loyalty to his friend. One day, Paul Rogers showed up and talked to him privately...half an hour later he quit working for his friend and joined Rogers and Associates.