'I'm only human': Fremantle star Jackson dreaming of Dockers' maiden flag
Luke Jackson has already been to the top of the AFL mountain and now, with Fremantle just three wins from a maiden premiership, the man known as 'Dogga' is desperate to get there again.
Luke Jackson, a West Australian boy who grew up supporting Fremantle, is determined to deliver his club's first-ever AFL crown. After a historic season in 2025, Jackson, now 24, has produced career-highs in key statistics and was named in the All Australian team for the first time. He acknowledges the hard work and consistency required to achieve such a goal, as highlighted by his mentor, former Melbourne great Max Gawn.
However, Jackson's primary focus remains on securing the premiership for Fremantle, for which he has immense respect and admiration for the Purple Army.
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