Rickea Jackson
NBA 2K25 Rating
Nationality: United States Team: Los Angeles Sparks Jersey: #2 Position: SF Archetype: 3-Level Scoring Threat Height: 6'2" (188cm) Weight: 175lbs (79kg) Wingspan: 6'6" (198cm) Year(s) in the WNBA: 1 Birthdate: March 16, 2001 Prior to WNBA:
Tennessee
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Rickea Jackson's NBA 2K25 Rating Season Movement
Rickea Jackson's 2K Info
About Rickea Jackson
Rickea Jackson is an American professional basketball player who plays at the Small Forward position for the Los Angeles Sparks in the WNBA. She is 6 feet 2 inches (188cm) tall, weighs 175 pounds (79kg), and has a wingspan of 6 feet 6 inches (198cm).
She was the 4th overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, selected by the Los Angeles Sparks.
Rickea Jackson on NBA 2K25
On NBA 2K25, Rickea Jackson has an Overall 2K Rating of 81 . She has a total of 4 Badges . The above line graph shows her 2K Rating Season Movement while below are her Attributes and Badges.
Challenger
DefenseImproves the effectiveness of well-timed contests against perimeter shooters.
Immovable Enforcer
DefenseImproves a defensive player's strength when defending ball handlers and finishers who are coming straight at them.
Paint Patroller
DefenseIncreases a player's ability to block or contest shots at the rim.
Pogo Stick
All AroundAllows players to quickly recover and go back up for another jump upon landing. This could be after a rebound, block attempt, or even jump shot.
Rickea Jackson has no Outside Scoring Badges.
Rickea Jackson has no Inside Scoring Badges.
Rickea Jackson has no Playmaking Badges.
Challenger
DefenseImproves the effectiveness of well-timed contests against perimeter shooters.
Immovable Enforcer
DefenseImproves a defensive player's strength when defending ball handlers and finishers who are coming straight at them.
Paint Patroller
DefenseIncreases a player's ability to block or contest shots at the rim.
Rickea Jackson has no Rebounding Badges.
Rickea Jackson has no General Offense Badges.
Pogo Stick
All AroundAllows players to quickly recover and go back up for another jump upon landing. This could be after a rebound, block attempt, or even jump shot.
