Giles Jackson

ANALYSIS
Jackson had one of the best performances of any wide receiver in the Big Ten in Week 3, logging the first 100-yard receiving performance of his career. The 5-foot-9 receiver also logged his first touchdown of the season with a 31-yard catch early in the first quarter, which wound up being the Huskies' lone touchdown of the game. Astoundly, he's also now caught all 24 of his targets through the first three games of the season. However, he still logged fewer targets than Denzel Boston (10) on Saturday. Jackson and Boston have been far-and-away the top pass-catchers for Rogers this season, as both have totaled exactly 24 targets. While the 6-foot-4 Boston is a bigger go-to option in the red zone for Rogers, this significant target share for both wideouts should net plenty of scoring options to go around. The Huskies' offense will look to bounce back during next Saturday's conference opener versus Northwestern.