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Jason Smith was a Baylor offensive tackle selected second overall by the St. Louis Rams in the 2009 NFL Draft.
The Dallas native became an All-American after moving from tight end to offensive tackle at Baylor.
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Smith is a Dallas native.
Baylor identified him as a product of W.T. White High School in Dallas, Texas.
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Smith attended W.T. White High School in Dallas.
He entered Baylor as a two-star, 6-foot-5, 220-pound tight-end prospect.
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Smith played tight end early at Baylor before becoming a three-year starting offensive tackle.
He made eight starts at tight end as a redshirt freshman, then started 30 games at tackle over his final three seasons.
As a senior, he helped Baylor produce 2,349 rushing yards, its highest total in 27 years.
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The St. Louis Rams selected Smith second overall in the 2009 NFL Draft.
The pick tied the highest draft position in Baylor history and made him the program's first first-round selection in 13 years.
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Smith played three seasons with the Rams before joining the New York Jets in 2012.
He later spent 2013 with New Orleans and finished his NFL career in 2014.
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Smith earned consensus All-America and unanimous All-Big 12 honors as a Baylor senior in 2008.
The Football Writers Association of America named him to its 2008 All-America team, making him Baylor's first All-America offensive tackle since 1975.
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Smith was a physical offensive tackle who helped anchor Baylor's running game.
Baylor's 2008 offensive line produced 195.8 rushing yards per game, third in the Big 12 and 25th nationally.
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Baylor inducted Smith into its Athletics Hall of Fame in 2020.
His No. 2 overall selection remains tied for the highest draft position in Baylor history.
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Smith began a college-football coaching career after his playing days.
He worked at North Texas for two seasons, joined Abilene Christian in 2024 as tight ends coach and became its running backs coach in January 2025.
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