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Jaguars Womens Justin Blackmon Jersey , and eventually wants to end up back there. So it’s natural for him to have opinions about some former teammates.As it pertains to running back Leonard Fournette, he’s hoping things have been smoothed over. As it pertains to quarterback Blake Bortles, he’s hoping the skids have been greased for an imminent exit.After speaking on Fournette’s situation, Lewis was asked by TMZ (via the ) about Bortles’ future.″That’s a different situation,″ Lewis said. ″When Blake was there, he obviously did the best he could. I have a lot of respect for Blake and that’s a decision that’s going have to be made upstairs.″Even though he’s from California Cam Robinson Jersey , Lewis has obviously spent enough time in the South to drop a “bless his heart” on someone from time to time, a phrase that sounds nice but usually carries a much sharper meaning.He was more hopeful about the running back patching things back up, after Fournette was suspended and the team took the extreme step of voiding his guarantees. He’s challenging that, though he and coach Doug Marrone have cleared the air and Marrone declared him to be in a “really good place.”″The way they are structured and the way they do their thing, it’s always about running the ball first,″ Lewis said. ″I think Leonard is an amazing running back. He’s young and has some things to work on http://www.thejaguarslockerroom.com/authentic-myles-jack-jersey , but they should keep him.″If they are indeed on the same page, Fournette can be part of the solution. Bortles, on the other hand, may not get another chance to do his best in Jacksonville. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette’s appeal of a one-game suspension for fighting has been denied, meaning he will sit out Sunday’s game against Indianapolis.Fournette was suspended without pay for leaving the sideline Womens Yannick Ngakoue Jersey , running across the field and punching Buffalo Bills defensive end Shaq Lawson. Fournette appealed, but retired NFL receiver James Thrash affirmed the one-game punishment that will cost Fournette close to $100,000.The NFL and NFL Players’ Association appointed Thrash to decide appeals of on-field player discipline.NFL Vice President of Football Operations Jon Runyan handed down the penalty Monday, saying “sportsmanship is the cornerstone of the game and the league will not tolerate game-related misconduct that conveys a lack of respect for the game itself and those involved in it.”Fournette and Lawson were ejected in the third quarter of Buffalo’s 24-21 victory and continued jawing at each other as they exited the field and entered the tunnel to the locker rooms.Fournette will be eligible to return to the team’s active roster Monday.