Henderson Upset With Jaguars

Henderson played his first eight seasons in Jacksonville. Former Jaguars defensive tackle John Henderson is upset with the franchise in which he spent the first eight years of his NFL career according to Tania Ganguli of the Florida Times-Union. Henderson returns to Jacksonville on Sunday with his new team, the Oakland Raiders, and he is not being shy about his feelings on how his release was handled by the Jaguars brass. The Jaguars cut Henderson this spring after they drafted Tyson Alualu in the first round. “Was it unprofessional? Yeah,” Henderson said on a conference call when asked about his release from the Jaguars.  ”They didn’t do too much explaining…A call would have been great.” Henderson’s anger might stem from an instance during OTA’s this spring in which coach Jack Del Rio called him out for not participating due to what he termed “a minor bruise of sorts.” Henderson is hoping he and his new team can put a damp...