Death of Jake Scott

"MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO A LONG-TIME MIAMI DOLPHINS PLAYER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BROTHER FROM , EVERYBODY AT BYRON'S BAR AND GRILLE RESTAURANT !!!!!!!!!!!! MATTHEW 26:01-26:75 !!!!!!!!!!!!!! PSALMS 25:01-25:22 .......... COLOSSIANS 1:01-1:29 ......... THESSALONIANS 1:01-1:10 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! & PHILEMON 1:01-1:25 ?????????????????? #15 !!!!!!!!!!"

"HAPPY , HUMP DAY !!!!!!!!!!! BUT , MORE IMPORTANTLY HAPPY , EARLY HOLIDAYS TO A LONG-TIME MIAMI DOLPHINS FOOTBALL PLAYER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SIR MATTHEW 26:01-26:75 .......... #13"

"ENJOY , YOUR HOLIDAYS TO A LEGENDARY FOOTBALL PLAYER TO YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BROTHER #13 FROM , EVERYBODY AT BYRON'S BAR AND GRILLE RESTAURANT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CORINTHIANS 1:11:20-1:11:34 ??????????????????????"

"Such a tragedy for the family. I am truly sorry for your loss. May God continue to be with the family"

"God is a God of all Comfort"

"Jake was a legend not only at the Athens Y, Georgia, the Dolphins and later the Washington Redskins. He was a very confident person in all aspects of life. I first remember Jake when playing Athens Y football. He would ride up on his motorcycle and join us younger guys in a game at the Y. At Georgia, he was always a leader and finding ways to get things going with members of the team. He started many escapades that got others in trouble but Jake managed to fade into the background just in time. He loved Football,starting a saying, drinking beer and partying. However he loved to party but he was always ready to play football. Jake would have been a great player in the NBA or MLB if he chose those sports. He truly excelled at football and could play numerous offense and defense backfield and receiver positions. We all enjoyed sitting around and joking with Jake at Georgia. He was a sharp dresser and enjoyed taking off in his corvette to head to Hot Lanta! I believe that he would have gotten the Heisman if he had stayed another year and played both ways. He was a genius in so many ways. He will be missed but fondly remembered by all that knew him and especially as a teammate. Rest in Peace! Jake."