The attorney for a former Jacksonville Jaguars employee facing federal fraud charges said his client suffers from a gambling addiction that contributed to his alleged theft of more than $22 million ...

Amit Patel, the former Jacksonville Jaguars employee accused of defrauding the franchise of $22.2 million, was a high-volume, high-stakes daily fantasy sports player known for racking up big losses, ...

LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 08: Travis Etienne Jr. #1 of the Jacksonville Jaguars celebrates a touchdown in the Fourth Quarter during the NFL Match between Jacksonville Jaguars and Buffalo Bills at ...

(CNN) — The former employee of the Jacksonville Jaguars who has been accused of stealing more than $22 million from the NFL team to fund a lavish lifestyle suffers from a “serious gambling addiction,” ...

The lawyer for the former Jaguars employee accused of stealing $22 million from the team claims that “99 percent” of it went towards chasing gambling losses. Earlier this week, The Athletic reported ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Amit Patel was reeling as he sat in a South Florida casino in 2014. The then 21-year-old had just lost 80% of his chip stack during a $560 buy-in No Limit Hold’em tournament at ...

The NFL was rocked last week by reports that an employee with the Jacksonville Jaguars is accused of stealing millions of dollars from the team over a four-year period. Federal authorities also allege ...

An ex-employee of the Jacksonville Jaguars stole $22m from the NFL team and spent it on luxury items including a condo, a Tesla electric vehicle and a $95,000 watch, according to prosecutors. But ...

There's a new twist to the Jacksonville Jaguars theft story that led to so many jokes Wednesday, only this part isn't quite as funny. The attorney for Amit Patel, the former Jaguars employee who was ...

Former Jacksonville Jaguars employee Amit Patel is facing new felony charges that could put him in state prison for allegedly using team money to fly himself and friends to outings on private jets, a ...

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