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    Jaguars hired ex-Bills special teams coordinator Heath Farwell for the same position.
    Farwell, 40, ended his playing career in 2014 and has been coaching special teams for the last six seasons, graduating to Bills STC the last three years after being an assistant in Seattle and Carolina. Farwell was a Pro Bowl special teamer in his playing days.

  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    Seahawks signed LB Heath Farwell, formerly of the Vikings.
    Farwell, 29, was once one of the top special teamers in football, but he hasn’t been the same in recent seasons due to injuries. In Seattle, Farwell will cover kickoffs and punts and step in as the team’s No. 5 or 6 linebacker.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    Seahawks re-signed LB Heath Farwell.
    Seattle signed Farwell off the street last October and he immediately made an impact on special teams. He won’t he adding much to the linebacker corps.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    Vikings LB Heath Farwell was carted off the field with an injured knee during Friday’s game.
    The special teams standout will have an MRI Saturday, but it didn’t look good. The team believes he tore the ACL in his right knee and will miss the season.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    Vikings LB Heath Farwell tore his ACL in Saturday’s first preseason game and will miss the 2008 season. He’ll be placed on injured reserve.
    Rufus Alexander will need to step up. Farwell, the Vikings’ best special teamer, needed this season because he’s in a contract year and wanted to prove himself worthy of a starting job for 2009. The injury stalls his career, but he’ll still get his $1.417 million salary.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    Vikings signed restricted free agent LB Heath Farwell to a one-year, $1.417 million contract.
    Farwell, a 26-year-old former undrafted free agent, has made a name for himself as an ubiquitous special teams player. He may never be more than a fourth linebacker, but could rack up tackles on the weak side if given the shot.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
    The Vikings extended restricted free agent LB Heath Farwell a second-round ($1.417 million) tender.
    A huge upgrade for Farwell, who made $435,000 in 2007. He isn’t starting caliber, but is one of the league’s most relentless special teamers. Farwell could replace Dontarrious Thomas as the Vikes’ fourth ‘backer this year.
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55
  • JAC Coaching Staff #55