The Jacksonville Jaguars were already without one of their best special teams players in receiver and returner Jamal Agnew, and heading forward, they will be without another specialist with Pro Bowl potential in Logan Cooke. On Tuesday, the team placed him on injured reserve due to a right knee injury, which means his 2021 season has come to an end.
There were some concerns for Cooke’s situation entering this week as Jags interim coach Darrell Bevell said he’d be out for an unknown amount of time. However, after further evaluating the injury, the Jags just decided to place him on IR a day later.
“So, we will not have him,” Bevell said on Monday. “He’s in jeopardy of missing a game.”
Cooke went to Twitter to express that he hated that the season ended on such a bad note, but said he appreciated the fanbase and was looking forward to 2022.
Hate to see my season to end like this but It’s all in His hands. I appreciate you Duval! Big things coming in 2022💪🏼 pic.twitter.com/UUOx7RNCR0
— Logan Cooke (@LoganCooke2) December 28, 2021
Cooke ended his season with 64 punts and had a 47.3 net average. Overall he punted for a total of 3,026 yards and his longest went for 68 yards.
