Jacoby Jones, former wide receiver and kick return specialist for the Baltimore Ravens, has died.
BALTIMORE -- An official source from the Baltimore Ravens confirmed his death with WJZ on Sunday morning.The owner of the indoor football team Jones was coaching said he died in his sleep at his suburban Houston home. A league source who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the subject publicly also confirmed his death.Jones was 40-years-old.The Ravens released a statement on Jones' death'We are completely heartbroken to learn about the passing of Jacoby Jones.
My favorite football play was when Jacoby was talking to his mom in the end zone, just before a late-game kickoff return against the Vikings in a snowstorm shootout. Jacoby then raced to catch the ball and run it back for a touchdown. My favorite Jacoby personal moment was every time I saw his smiling face full of Joy. Rest in peace, Jacoby, in the arms of Jesus.'The Mile High MiracleJones, who played for the Ravens from 2012 to 2014, had a memorable debut season in Baltimore.
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