AFC South Notebook: Watt provides security at concert; Green-Beckham a nightmare for CBs
Every Friday, theScore's NFL editors will bring you a roundup of everything you need to know from around the division with the AFC South Notebook.
Indianapolis Colts
Anderson clears daunting box jump with ease. Indianapolis Colts safety Colt Anderson could've been a high jumper in another life. Anderson cleared a box jump with ease, and the video he posted on Instagram is impressive, to say the least.
Sanders issues high praise for Davis. Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders stated that Colts cornerback Vontae Davis is the league's second-best cornerback. Sanders asserted that New York Jets star Darrelle Revis is the best at his position.
Mewhort issues stock for himself. Jack Mewhort's stock is on the rise, literally. Mewhort compiled an initial public offering of over 268,000 shares in himself, becoming the sixth NFL player to offer an IPO directly related to his brand.
Houston Texans
Watt provides security at Zac Brown Band concert. In this space, we've written that J.J. Watt can do it all. Watt added to his legendary résumé, tackling a would-be disruption at the Zac Brown Band concert Monday.
No more waiting for Ballentine. After missing all of last season with an injury, second-year safety Lonnie Ballentine will finally get his chance to prove himself.
Jones matches McNair's fundraising campaign. Houston Texans owner Bob McNair offered a challenge that he'd match every donation to the American Cancer Society by a 2:1 ratio. Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones accepted, donating $1 million to the charity.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Grading the Jaguars' roster. Mike Kaye of First Coast News gives his grades for each position on the Jaguars' roster.
Have the Jaguars improved during Caldwell era? Jacksonville was considered a young-and-upcoming team when general manager Dave Caldwell took over in 2012, but that moniker is quickly fading. An ESPN panel determined whether or not Caldwell, and head coach Gus Bradley, helped the team improve since 2012.
Cyprien hosts celebrity softball game. Jaguars safety Jonathan Cyprien hosted a celebrity softball game that featured celebrities against servicemen at Florida International University on Tuesday.
Tennessee Titans
Green-Beckham a nightmare for cornerbacks. Titans wide receiver Dorial Green-Beckham was selected in the second round to bolster the team's depth at the position, and received rave reviews from a former coach. Jay Norvell, who coached Green-Beckham at Oklahoma compared the enigmatic wideout to Detroit Lions superstar Calvin Johnson.
Adams IV becoming franchise spokesman? Kenneth Adams IV, the grandson of Titans late owner Bud Adams, played an increasingly large role in the team's operation. ESPN's Paul Kuharsky investigated whether he's become the face of the team's cluttered ownership group.
McCourty advocates for Play 60 at Tennessee farm. Titans cornerback Jason McCourty visited Hatcher Family Farm to promote the NFL's 'Fuel Up to Play 60' program, an initiative targeted at getting children into recreational activity for at least 60 minutes a day.