Maurice Jones-Drew is inarguably the greatest running back in the brief history of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jones-Drew retired this past March after nine seasons in the NFL. In eight years with the Jags and then spending last season with the Oakland Raiders he compiled career totals of 8,167 rushing yards and 81 total touchdowns.
MJD made three Pro Bowls and he currently holds the franchise record for single-season rushing yards (1,606 in 2011) and total touchdowns. In his new role, Maurice Jones-Drew will primarily appear on NFL Now, but he’ll also be an analyst for NFL Network shows NFL Fantasy Live and the listicle in television form that is The Top 100 Players.
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