Tyler Shatley returns to Jaguars’ training after heart issues

Tyler Shatley has returned to practice at the Jaguars three days after suffering irregular heartbeat.

Shatley was exposed by the hot and humid conditions and went through atrial fibrillation, as reported by his coach Doug Pederson.

“We got him right away, got him treated,” Pederson said. “He’s fine. He’s OK. He’s with the team. Everything’s calmed down. He’ll be out there today. He’ll be in uniform, but until he’s cleared, he’ll just work on the side and all that.”

#Jaguars HC Doug Pederson says that C/G Tyler Shatley “went into AFib” after practice the other day but “he’s fine,” everything has calmed down, he said.

Says Shatley will be on the practice field today dressed but wouldn’t expect him to do much. pic.twitter.com/YhZpppTzFJ

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Shatley is the oldest and longest-serving player in Jacksonville’s roster. He has featured in 128 games and has 45 starts to his name since making his debut as an undrafted rookie back in 2014.

The 32-year-old is currently doing light training in order to get back to full fitness as quickly as possible.