... >Jerrell Jackson for being a bit of a late-bloomer.

After all, it's taken him nearly 18 months to morph from one of the country's lightest recruited wideout prospects into Missouri's most potent emerging receiving threat.

And it's not as if Jackson's journey is well-documented with drama, personal anguish, or a mess of tribulations worthy of a made-for-TV movie or tell-all book. But it is nonetheless intriguing.

When Jackson arrived on campus at Missouri prior to the 2008 season, he needed only take a glance at the Tigers' two-deep rotation at wide receiver to realize the monumental task that awaited him his freshman season.

Jeremy Maclin. Chase Coffman. Tommy Sa...

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