Nate Jackson
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Nate Jackson (born June 4, 1979 in San Jose, California) is a football player. A wide receiver turned tight end for the Denver Broncos, he originally entered the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers in 2002, but was waived before playing a single game. He went to Menlo College.
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Aside from his football playing, Nate Jackson was also an excellent swimmer. At Pinehurst Cabana Club in San Jose, California, he set many records that still exist today, with the exception of a few, including the 8-under 100 yard medley relay, which was broken in 1999 by (in order of USA Swimming's medley relay) Justin Page, Nikolas Kikuta, Evan Lineberry, and Zack Zlotoff. He also swam year round at San Jose Aquatics, now Silicon Valley Aquatic Association. He later went on to swim at Pioneer High School in San Jose, where he also holds multiple records.
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