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A former Jag and Jacksonville native, Louis Nix, has passed away at the age of 29 after going missing on Wednesday.

Reported missing the past several days in his hometown of Jacksonville, Fla., 2010-13 Notre Dame standout nose tackle Louis Nix III was found dead on Saturday. The 29-year-old Nix's car was pulled from a pond not far from his apartment complex, with confirmation from his mother to Ben Becker, an anchor/reporter for the CBS/FOX affiliate in Jacksonville (Nix’s hometown) who has been in contact with her the past couple of days. Nix reportedly has not been seen since Tuesday.

Louis Nix III was a standout defensive lineman for Notre Dame before playing three seasons in the NFL.

According to his mother, Louis Nix III has been missing since Tuesday. The former Notre Dame Fighting Irish star may be in grave danger. As we know, Nix was recently shot in some type of busted up robbery attempt.

The former Jacksonville running back thinks the teams 2007 run ended too soon when it lost to the undefeated New England Patriots.

I don’t think the Falcons leave the first round without drafting their QB of the future. Whether that be Wilson here or trading back to draft Trey Lance, Arthur Smith is going to draft someone to be the eventual successor to Matt Ryan. Wilson has a lightning quick release and excels outside the pocket.

With head coach Urban Meyer in the fold and the prestige that he brings to the team, along with the No. overall pick in tow, Jacksonville has quickly become one of the most talked-about teams in the NFL, so much so that they could make an intriguing option for the NFL’s annual reality TV series, HBO's Hard Knocks’. Now, Jacksonville is not eligible to be a team that is forced to appear on the series, an initiative the NFL created in 2014 to ensure a team would always be featured year-in-and-year...

Here’s all the Jacksonville Jaguars news that’s fit to print, or find from around the Internet. Estimating Leonard Williams’ price tag in free agency The Jacksonville Jaguars lead the NFL in total cap space with over $78.7 million available to be spent this offseason. Given defensive struggles during the 2020 season, especially against the run, it wouldn’t be surprising to see the team allocate at least some of that capital toward free-agent upgrades along the defensive line.

The Giants defensive lineman is coming off a career year in 2020, but bringing him to town wouldn't be cheap for the Jags.

The Jags have virtually met with several prospects this offseason, some of which would fit a huge need like Alim McNeil of NC State.