Jennifer candelino biography

She was the first woman to ever head an NFL in-house broadcasting division.

Of course, when she took the job, the Jaguars were only the second NFL team to have an in-house broadcasting department.

Jennifer Candelino, formerly Jennifer Kumik, is leaving the Jaguars at the end of January, concluding a six-seasons career as television talent and, since 1997, director of Jaguars broadcasting.

Officially, Candelino is leaving to "pursue other career opportunities." Unofficially, she is leaving to start a family, which is good news for Mr. Candelino.

"I leave for work before he wakes up and I'm on my way to sleep by the time he gets home," Jennifer said.

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She was the first woman to ever head an NFL in-house broadcasting division.

About Jennifer Candelino.

PERSONAL: Parents are Anthony and Jennifer Candelino Candelino's father, Anthony, was drafted by the Montreal Expos in the fourth round of the MLB.

She and her husband, Anthony, were married on June 25, 2000. Anthony is the owner of the River City Brewing Company restaurant in Jacksonville.

With a list of professional accomplishments behind her, this is a good time for Mrs.

Candelino to move on. She leaves the Jaguars with