GREEN BAY — Josh Jackson fiddled with the brim of his old-school Milwaukee Brewers baseball cap — the one with the green-and-navy M logo, not the ball-and-glove branding that is the team’s brand again — and stared into the camera lens.
For the next eight minutes Sunday afternoon, the Green Bay Packers third-year cornerback answered questions in the same calm, measured voice — even questions about whatever pressure the 2018 second-round draft pick might be facing after two largely inconsequential seasons — as he always uses in conversation.
“I just try to do my job every down, and I feel like when you do that, that’s how you make plays,” Jackson said.