Running back Leonard Fournette was released by the Jaguars. Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports

There is further evidence that running back Leonard Fournette really wore out his welcome in Jacksonville.

In a radio appearance on 1010 XL in Jacksonville Tuesday, Mark Long of the Associated Press said some Jaguars players went to management to push for Fournette’s exit.

It’s not pretty when your teammates are that done with you. A similar situation recently played out in Baltimore with the same ending.

Based on what we’ve heard about Fournette’s conduct, this isn’t a shock. It’s also a possible reason why he isn’t getting much initial interest elsewhere.

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