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On Sunday, former NFL star Jacoby Jones tragically passed away in his sleep at his Houston home.

Just days before, he had celebrated his 40th birthday, leaving behind a cherished legacy that will be fondly remembered by fans and fellow players.

A prominent player known for his tenure with the Baltimore Ravens, Jones left a lasting mark during his nine-year NFL career.

Originally selected in the third round from Lane College in 2007, he not only excelled as a top-notch receiver but also as a dynamic return specialist, setting franchise records in punt return yards, touchdowns, and all-purpose yards.

During his time with the Texans, Jones showcased his versatility on the field, accumulating 203 catches for 2,733 yards and 14 touchdown receptions.

His impact extended beyond Houston as he also competed for the Ravens, Steelers, and Chargers before retiring from professional football in 2017.

A native of New Orleans, Louisiana, Jones reached new heights with the Ravens and played a crucial role in their Super Bowl XLVII triumph over the San Francisco 49ers in 2013. His historic 109-yard kickoff return for a touchdown stands as the longest play in Super Bowl history and remains unmatched.

Jones left a lasting impression in the game by snagging a 56-yard touchdown pass from Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, etching his name in NFL history as the first player to accomplish both a receiving touchdown and a scoring return in the same Super Bowl.

Over the course of his career, Jones displayed his extraordinary abilities, culminating in impressive statistics of 203 receptions for 2,733 yards and 14 touchdowns. His impact on special teams was equally notable, amassing 7,628 return yards and nine touchdowns.

Off the field, Jones wowed audiences with his grace and skill on the dance floor, earning acclaim as a finalist on season 16 of the hit TV show “Dancing with the Stars.”

As news of Jones’ passing spread, former teammates, coaches, and rivals expressed their heartfelt condolences on social media.

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  • Unfortunately, our first conjecture is related to the side-effects of the fake vaxxx now; especially because of the big pharma/fedgov cover-ups. Ticking internal time-bombs; have to respect the wisdom and judgement of the pure-bloods now…

  • As the other commenters have posited, there are TOO MANY young people, mostly athletes that are dying prematurely. The one common factor would have to be the jab. Law suits are prohibited against Pfizer and Moderna, and those who mandated the death shots.

    Seems as though that protection needs to go away. Really good lawyers should be able to get around it, but are probably being threatened not to, or paid off.

  • May he rest in peace, and my prayers for his family and friends. I just wonder – was he another one who took the Covid shot? Too many young players have died suddenly and I believe they were all required to take the shot.