Jaguars on Criticism From Raiders DT John Henderson: 'Consider the Source'

by John OehserFiled under: Jaguars, Raiders, AFC South, AFC West, NFL InjuriesThe subject of John Henderson isn't much of a concern these days for Jacksonville Jaguars general manager Gene Smith. Henderson, now an Oakland Raiders defensive tackle who played for Jacksonville from 2002-2009, this week called the way the team handled his release this past offseason "unprofessional." "It's going to feel good to go and whip somebody's you know what," Henderson -- a Pro Bowl selection in 2004 and 2006 -- told reporters in Oakland as the Raiders prepared to visit Jacksonville Sunday. "I hope he (Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio) goes and puts it on his bulletin board, too. They better bring it. That's all I gotta say." Henderson, released shortly following the selection of Tyson Alualu No.10 overall, said this week the team handled the release poorly. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments