NASHVILLE - Jackson State football defensive back Kam Sallis exited the Tigers' season opener vs Tennessee State in the second quarter Aug. 29.
Sallis stayed down after helping break up a pass at JSU's 1-yard line. He went to the sidelines and medical staff helped him take off his pads. After sitting on the sidelines for a few minutes, Sallis went back to the locker room with about six minutes left in the second quarter.
Jackson State trailed Tennessee State 14-7 when Sallis went back to the locker room. He had five tackles at the time of his exit.
Sallis is one of JSU's top defensive players. He was voted SWAC Preseason Defensive Player of the Year for 2026. He made the All-SWAC second team in 2025.
This is Sallis' second season with JSU since transferring from Kansas State. In 2025, he had 53 tackles, two interceptions and two forced fumbles.
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Sallis stayed down after helping break up a pass at JSU's 1-yard line. He went to the sidelines and medical staff helped him take off his pads. After sitting on the sidelines for a few minutes, Sallis went back to the locker room with about six minutes left in the second quarter.
Jackson State trailed Tennessee State 14-7 when Sallis went back to the locker room. He had five tackles at the time of his exit.
Sallis is one of JSU's top defensive players. He was voted SWAC Preseason Defensive Player of the Year for 2026. He made the All-SWAC second team in 2025.
This is Sallis' second season with JSU since transferring from Kansas State. In 2025, he had 53 tackles, two interceptions and two forced fumbles.
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