An ex-employee of the NFL team Jacksonville Jaguars is alleged to have stolen more than $22 million over a period of four years by manipulating an internal credit card programme. This is according to documents submitted to a court in Florida. Although the Jaguars were not named in the documents, the team confirmed in a statement that it was the franchise concerned. Jacksonville also stated that it had already cancelled the contract of the employee last February. The defendant allegedly used a portion of the stolen funds to make expensive purchases. These allegedly included a condominium, a car…