F ormer Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII winner Jacoby Jones died in his sleep on Sunday, July 14, 2024. The football star had just turned 40 years old on July 11, 2024, and is ...

Former NFL wide receiver and return specialist Jacoby Jones died Saturday night, the Raven announced on Sunday. He died overnight at his home in Houston. The cause of death is not currently known ...

Former NFL player Jacoby Jones died at his home in New Orleans. He played a major role in the Baltimore Ravens' second Super Bowl win in 2013, scoring a touchdown during the game.

Jacoby Jones, the former NFL wide receiver best known for an electrifying 108-yard kickoff return touchdown in the Baltimore Ravens’ win in Super Bowl XLVII, has died. He was 40.

BALTIMORE -- Jacoby Jones, former wide receiver and kick return specialist who helped the Baltimore Ravens win their last Super Bowl, has died, the Baltimore Ravens confirmed on Sunday. He was 40 ...

Former Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones died last month from heart disease, a Louisiana coroner ruled. A spokesperson for the New Orleans Parish Coroner’s Office said Wednesday that a July 15 ...

Former NFL wide receiver Jacoby Jones, who helped his Baltimore Ravens teammates win the XLVII Super Bowl, has died at age 40, his family confirmed on Sunday. Jones’ family said in a statement ...

The announcement of Jones’ death was confirmed by The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) on X (formerly Twitter), writing: “We are deeply saddened to share that Jacoby Jones, a beloved former ...

Jacoby Jones, the former NFL receiver and kick returner who helped the Baltimore Ravens win Super Bowl XLVII with the longest play in the game’s history, has died at the age of 40.

Former NFL wide receiver and kick return specialist Jacoby Jones has died. He was 40. The Baltimore Sun reported Jones passing on Sunday, citing an NFL source with direct knowledge of the ...

While Jacoby Jones' official cause of death has yet to be revealed, the 40-year-old Super Bowl champion 'passed away peacefully,' the NFLPA has revealed in a statement.