NFLPA survey says Jaguars had a “rat infestation” during 2022 season

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In 2021, the Jaguars were coached by Urban Meyer. In 2022, they had a rat infestation.

Players surely still preferred 2022.

The NFL Players Association survey regarding the various teams included this observation about the Jaguars: “Players reported that for 3-4 weeks this past season, there was a rat infestation in the locker room and laundry hampers.”

The Jaguars came in 28th when all categories were taken into account. They got a D- for the rat-infested locker room.

Presumably, the problem has been solved. If it happens again, the players should consider the rats pets. Like Mr. Jingles in The Green Mile.

12 responses to “NFLPA survey says Jaguars had a “rat infestation” during 2022 season

  1. If only the rats were in Washington’s locker room, it would make a better storyline.

  2. “the players should consider the rats pets. Like Mr. Jingles…”

    Didn’t his owner get electrocuted?

  3. They did good by getting rid of a 200lb one in Urbs. Dougie P is the man!

  4. This whole survey issue needs to come full circle. Let’s have management rank the players on different issues as well. Things like first/last in and out of the building on a daily basis, who’s the hardest/laziest worker, most/least knowledgeable of the playbook, most/least likely to be out late at night, which players are on the local police department’s radar, attitude, lockerroom leadership, etc. This type of exercise would be very insightful in learning about the entire league.

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