Having not seen the tweet/post/etc in question, and looking solely at the topic heading here, he could theoretically be released before reinstatement and it would still be true.

 

But I don't see that happening.  If they said they would keep him upon reinstatement, that lets me think they won't simply let him walk.

 

Good.

 

If he gets his life together, he becomes a weapon for the Jaguars.  If he doesn't, he remains suspended, not on the active roster, not costing the Jaguars anything, all while not hurting the Jaguars by playing for an opponent.

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