The Jacksonville Jaguars have become the third NFL team to lose "Organized Team Activity" dates for violating the collective bargaining agreement's rules governing off-season workouts.

"The NFL Management Council and the NFL Players Association have resolved a complaint by the Players Association against the Jacksonville Jaguars concerning violations of the Collective Bargaining Agreement’s offseason workout rules.

"It was determined that the Jaguars violated the rules concerning the intensity and tempo of drills conducted on the club’s organized team activity days (“OTA days”)."

The Jaguars were to conclude their OTA dates next Tuesday, but instead will wrap-up their off-season workouts today.

The Baltimore Ravens and Oakland Raiders have also had dates canceled by the National Football League this off-season.