Game log · Week-by-week
2016 season · 1 game
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| Wk | Opp | TKL | SOLO | TFL | SACK | INT | PD | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wk 13 | L 10-52@ Virginia Tech | 1 | 1 | 0.0 | 0.0 | — | 0 |
Jack English
Last confirmed: Virginia, 2017. No 2026 box-score games on record.
6′5″ · 305 lb · Richmond, VA · St. Christopher's School
Jack English: OT · Virginia · #67.
Jack English
Jack English has played for two head coaches in two seasons at Virginia.
News and fans
No outlet on our list has written about him by name this season.
Virginia in the news
- Ethan Minter out for Duke game
- Kam Courtney out for game
The Daily Progress Oct 16
Where to follow him
Game log
Signature game
2016 snapshot
Season context: team record and system
2015Virginia4-8HC: Mike London · Balanced
2016Virginia2-10HC: Bronco Mendenhall · Pass-leaning
Awards
A three-star recruit at tackle for Virginia -- now graded as a developmental piece up front.
Offensive line play doesn't show up in a box score. Here's what actually tells you whether he's good.
DevelopingThree-star HS recruit
The unit he anchors ranks 36th nationally in line yards this season. See the full unit breakdown →
Virginia has produced 4 All-Conference offensive linemen. 1 has gone on to the NFL Draft since 2014. Morgan Moses went on to the NFL out of this room (2014).
Five seasons at Virginia
- 2017 Virginia MendenhallYear 5 · on the roster, no stat line
- 2016 Virginia MendenhallYear 4 · 1 game
- 2015 Virginia LondonYear 3 · 1 game
- 2014 Virginia LondonYear 2 · on the roster, no stat line
- 2013 Virginia LondonYear 1 · on the roster, no stat line
- Before collegeSigned with Virginia in 2013 as a 3-star recruit, No. 1,654 in the country.
His moves
- Signed with Virginia in the 2013 class, a 3-star recruit.
How it ended
Two seasons at Virginia — his college career is complete.
His career
2013
- Signed with Virginia3-star out of St. Christopher's School
Coaching lineage · 2013–2017
2 coaches2013–2015
Virginia
Coaching transition mid-career: Mike London → Bronco Mendenhall. Worth noting in scheme + development context.