The passing of former National Football League standout receiver Jacoby Jones, who was a member of the Baltimore Ravens and won Super Bowl XLVII, has occurred. Only forty years old.

Matt Leinart, a former quarterback in the National Football League who was also Jones’ former teammate, verified the catastrophic news on Sunday and expressed his profound sorrow over Jacoby’s passing.

“His laugh and just bigger-than-life personality will be something I’ll always remember,” Leinart concluded by saying, “RIP brother.”

There has been no disclosure of the circumstances surrounding his loss.

In the wake of the tragic news, NFL players and fans have been filling social media with condolences. One of the players, Torrey Smith, a former wide receiver for the Baltimore Ravens, claimed that Jones was one of a kind.

According to Smith, “We are going to miss you,” and he added, “Love you bro!”

Jones was one of the most “fun-loving” teammates to be around, according to J.J. Watt, and his passing should be considered “far too soon.”

The player who was selected in the third round of the NFL Draft in 2007 and went on to play for the Texans, Ravens, Chargers, and Steelers both made it to the Pro Bowl.

Jones’s career grew in Baltimore, and he is famous for his incredible exploits in the playoffs in 2012, including receiving a touchdown ball that tied the game at 70 yards.

He also scored a kick return touchdown in Super Bowl XLVII that was the longest in the history of the Super Bowl, which was 108 yards. The Ravens defeated the 49ers in the Super Bowl by a score of 34 to 31, marking their first loss in the history of the club.

Following Jones’ retirement in 2017, he pursued a position as a wide receiver coach at Lane College, the institution that he had attended before. Also, he was a coach at Morgan State, and in 2022, he became a member of the Alabama State coaching staff.