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DECEMBER 30: Deshaun Watson of the Houston Texans is tackled by Myles Jack of the Jacksonville Jaguars. In his three seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Myles Jack has never missed a game, playing in all 48 and starting in 42 of those games. With Telvin Smith sitting out the 2019 season, Jack is hoping to take on some of the linebacker's workload and, in turn, boost his value.

The money he owes is the result of skipping a mandatory three-day minicamp recently held by the Jaguars and came to light after Smith posted a notice of the fines on his Instagram account. A screenshot of the post was captured by LockedOnJaguars.com Since Smith has not officially notified Jacksonville of his intentions this season, it makes complete sense the team would send a notice of fines. The Jaguars are strictly following the current collective bargaining agreement which seems like a smart way to make sure they won't have to pay the roughly $10 million owed to him each year for the next three seasons.

Absent linebacker Telvin Smith says the Jacksonville Jaguars fined him $88,650 for missing the team's mandatory, three-day minicamp this week. Smith posted a picture of the fine letter on his Instagram story Saturday, adding ''it's still love!!'' The letter shows the Jaguars fined him $14,775 for missing the first day, $29,550 for the second and $44,325 for the third. The letter says the fines are required by the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have reportedly already told Jalen Ramsey that they won't be giving him a contract extension this season. Now, the star cornerback seems set on making the team it made big mistake. Speaking with Jaguars teammate Leonard Fournette on Instagram Live, Ramsey gave a spirited analysis of his situation with the team.

The Jacksonville Jaguars informed Jalen Ramsey he won't receive a contract extension this year, the All-Pro cornerback said Tuesday at minicamp. Ramsey said he wasn't upset about the situation, even joking on Twitter that he planned to "ask for so much money, they have to put me on lay-away." "As long as I'm a part of this organization, as long as I'm a part of Duval County, I'm going to give the city and the players all I've got, and I think y'all know that," Ramsey said.

The Jacksonville Jaguars delivered some news to star CB Jalen Ramsey, which he then shared with the media at Jaguars minicamp on Tuesday. Pass rusher Yannick Ngakoue is skipping mandatory minicamp as he wants more money. The silver lining for Ramsey and the Jaguars is that he's at least attending camp.

Several NFL teams held their mandatory minicamp, generally the concluding event of spring offseason work, last week. But some are holding theirs this week, and so far three players who are in contract disputes with their respective teams won't be taking part. Pass rushers Jadeveon Clowney of the Houston Texans, Yannick Ngakoue of the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers kicker Robbie Gould are all expected to miss the mandatory camps.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will be short on defense as mandatory minicamp starts, with Yannick Ngakoue holding out due to a contract dispute. Ngakoue, 24, released a statement on Monday revealing his contract was the reason he will be missing from the team facility this week. “I will not be attending minicamp as my contract has not been resolved," Ngakoue said via ESPN.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will be short on defense as mandatory minicamp starts, with Yannick Ngakoue holding out due to a contract dispute. Ngakoue, 24, released a statement on Monday revealing his contract was the reason he will be missing from the team facility this week. “I will not be attending minicamp as my contract has not been resolved," Ngakoue said via ESPN.