Jaguars' Dante Fowler Faces 3 Misdemeanor Charges Stemming from July Arrest

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Dante Fowler has been officially charged with battery, criminal mischief and petty theft stemming from his July arrest, according to Chris Parenteau of News 4 Jacksonville.

His arraignment is scheduled for Sept. 11, where he will enter a plea for the three misdemeanor charges.

Fowler was allegedly seen punching a man who complained about his driving before throwing his groceries in a nearby lake.

He was originally arrested on two charges of simple battery and mischief on July 18. He was brought to jail in St. Petersburg, Florida, before being released a few hours later on a $650 bond.

Fowler was also arrested in March 2016 on charges of assault and resisting arrest.

While the 23-year-old was the No. 3 pick in the 2015 draft, he hasn't produced much on the field for the Jaguars. He missed the entire 2015 season due to a knee injury and had an inconsistent year in 2016, finishing with four sacks in 16 games.

Although the off-field problems are a concern, the team has not announced any discipline for Fowler.

"We handle things internally. You guys know as much information as I do. We're disappointed as an organization," head coach Doug Marrone said, per Parenteau. "When we get all the information, we'll make a decision on Fowler as far as discipline."

It appears all the information won't be known until at least after the season begins.