JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars got back to work this week to get ready for the Colts, but Tuesday they enjoyed a day off.
Some of the players took advantage of that to get out and help the community.
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Rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert went to Woodland Acres Elementary School in Arlington, where he helped Dignity U Wear and the Brumos Team distribute jackets to children who need them for the winter.
"I love doing this stuff with the kids," Gabbert said. "I have a younger brother, so it's fun just to hang out with them. It reminded me of him. So being able to come out here means a lot to me, and I know it means a lot to the kids."
Gabbert also spent time in a classroom, where students asked him questions like, "What is your favorite subject?"
For the record, his answer was math.
This was Gabbert's first community event since joining the Jaguars.