Urban Meyer Visits Jaguars Practice

The friendship between Jack Del Rio and Urban Meyer continues to blossom.

The Jaguars coach has spent some time in Gainesville the past few years as the team's past two first round picks played for Meyer at the University of Florida.

On Monday, Meyer dropped in on a Jaguars organized team activity.

There are currently 6 former Gators on the Jaguars roster, so there were plenty of familiar faces for Meyer to see. Fred Taylor and Mike Peterson played for Steve Spurrier at UF while Jeremy Mincey, Reggie Nelson, Derrick Harvey, and Drew Miller all played for Meyer in Gainesville.

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