NFL · Pro Bowl
Keith Jackson
Tight end · 5 selections · retired · OU 1984-1987
Pro Bowls with three different teams, starting as a rookie
Keith Jackson was a two-time unanimous All-American tight end at Oklahoma and caught a 71-yard touchdown pass in OU's Orange Bowl win over Penn State that capped the 1985 national championship season. Philadelphia drafted him in 1988, and he made the Pro Bowl as a rookie, when he was also an AP first-team All-Pro and UPI's NFC Rookie of the Year.
He made it again in 1989 and 1990 with the Eagles, both times as a first-team All-Pro. In 1992 he signed with the Miami Dolphins after the season started and still earned his fourth Pro Bowl. His fifth came in 1996, his last NFL season, with a Green Bay team that won Super Bowl XXXI.
That makes him the only former Sooner to make the Pro Bowl with three different franchises. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2001. His five selections tie him with CeeDee Lamb, Greg Pruitt and Roy Williams among former Sooners.