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The Jacksonville Jaguars have made massive improvements to their facilities before the start of the 2023 regular season. The team spent $120 million to upgrade their facilities. As the franchise looks to be on the brink of greatness on the field with Trevor Lawerence, the organization is now expecting greatness off the field as well. That means making sure that everyone is their best possible self at all times.
Scott Hanson, the ‘NFL RedZone’ host, recently took a trip around the new facility in Jacksonville. Hanson shared with his followers on X a very interesting addition to the facility in the bathroom of the multi-million dollar renovation. In the video shared by Hanson, the urinals of the bathroom now have hydration trackers placed inside of them. Check out the video below.
The Jacksonville Jaguars' new $120 million HQ has urinals that measure players' hydration levels.
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Now every player will be held accountable even during bathroom breaks. The NFL has long been a place of innovation when it comes to new technology. With this addition, the Jaguars will now know just who has been slacking in their hydration game. The NFL is a league where perfection isn’t just discussed, it is brought to the table, or you will be sent home.
Jaguars players will now have to think a lot harder about that third beer after a victory celebration. Nobody wants to make a visit to the coach’s office because their pee is showing a bad level of hydration. Maybe it’s time we begin to put these in bars across America. Nothing like cutting someone off because they are not adequately hydrated. It’s good to see the Jaguars finally taking accountability for their urine.
