Jacoby Jones, former wide receiver and kick return specialist, tragically died on Sunday at the age of 40. The Jones family said in a statement that he died at his home in New Orleans.

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.

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HBCU alumni are set to take center stage both on and off the field in Super Bowl LIX as the Eagles and Chiefs both have HBCU ties.