JACKSONVILLE Quincy Williams Jersey Color Rush , Fla. (AP) — Leonard Fournette one game without pay for leaving the sideline, running across the field and throwing punches at Buffalo Bills defensive end Shaq Lawson.NFL Vice President of Football Operations Jon Runyan handed down the punishment Monday, saying “sportsmanship is the cornerstone of the game and the league will not tolerate game-related misconduct that conveys a lack of respect for the game itself and those involved in it.”Runyan sent a letter to Fournette detailing his wrongdoing.“Video of the incident shows that you were not a participant in the play and that you ran from your sideline to the opposite side of the field to insert yourself as an active participant in a fight,” Runyan wrote.“Once you entered the fight area, you struck a member of the opposing team. Your actions adversely reflected on the NFL and have no place in the game.”Fournette and Lawson were ejected in the third quarter of Buffalo’s 24-21 victory and continued jawing at each other as they exited the field and entered the tunnel to the locker rooms.Fournette has three days to appeal the suspension.The second-year pro will be eligible to return to the team’s active roster next Monday. Jacksonville, which has lost seven in a row, hosts Indianapolis on Sunday. The Jaguars have begun their final stage of preparations for the 2019 NFL Draft this past week, welcoming a handful of prospects to Jacksonville as part of their allotted 30 private..." />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteBig Cat Countrya Jacksonville Jaguars communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsJaguarsOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Jaguars Free Agency 2016Jaguars Film RoomNFL DraftJaguars Injury NewsLatest NewsJaguars draft visits show a trendNew Black Quincy Williams Jersey ,58commentsEDTShareTweetShareShareJaguars draft visits show a trendPhoto by Gregory Shamus/Getty ImagesThe Jaguars have begun their final stage of preparations for the 2019 NFL Draft this past week, welcoming a handful of prospects to Jacksonville as part of their allotted 30 private workouts/meetings. In the time that general manager Dave Caldwell has been here, the private visits have been a pretty good indicator of the possible directions the team may take come draft weekend, as the they have selected at least one player who spent time at the team’s facilities each year since 2013.If that trend holds true, and there’s no evidence yet to point to it not being so, we can make a pretty good deduction as to the path the Jags are headed come April 25th, and it’s in the trenches.Although the team has yet to officially confirm any visits occurred, (because Tom Coughlin believes TIAA Bank should be treated like the Pentagon) Quincy Williams Jacksonville Jaguars Jerseys , we know via the players themselves and other well sourced media outlets that the team has brought in the following players over the past week or are scheduled to host them over the coming days:Jawaan Taylor, OL, FloridaKaleb McGary, OL, WashingtonBrian Fineanganofo, OL, IdaMontez Sweat, Edge Jacksonville Jaguars Jerseys 2019 , Mississippi St.Rashan Gary, DL, MichiganChase Winovich, Edge, MichiganJosh Allen, Edge, KentuckyMichael Dogbe, DL Youth Quincy Williams Jersey , TempleThat’s currently 8 prospects out of the allotted 30 spots, that the team reportedly has devoted to doing further due diligence on, who play along the line of scrimmage. It’s also probably not a coincidence that the Jaguars most pressing needs and the depth of this draft both happen to fall within those positions as well.While there’s still 22 other prospects we are awaiting word on, and it may be we don’t get a full list of each player who visited, (Taven Bryan’s visit wasn’t known until his post-draft interview), it’s clear the team is doing it’s homework on solving it’s issues on both sides of the line and a strong possibility that one of those eight players is a future Jaguar come the end of the month.