Now, he’ll be a player with a chip on his shoulder as Jacksonville defends it’s AFC South title during two matchups against Tennessee. He was a high-energy player and brought veteran leadership with him. Key showed his worth during the back half of the season for the Jaguars, taking on a larger role due to injuries to Travon Walker and Dawuane Smoot. “I still love the players, love the teammates, love the city, love the fans, but yeah, we gotta see them twice,” he continued as he flashed a smile. He posted 4.5 sacks, with 33 hurries and 13 quarterback hits last season, becoming a vital piece of Jacksonville’s defense.
Key found a new home with the Titans on a reported three-year, $21 million deal after spending last season with the Jaguars.
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