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By Tim McClellan The Jacksonville Jaguars and their lone holdout, first round draft pick Derrick Harvey, agreed to terms on a contract that includes more than $17.1 million in guaranteed money, with a base package worth around $23 million. ...

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By Brendan Sonnone As I begin to write this, I will remind our readers that again, this is the preseason and too much shouldn’t be considered when analyzing the Jaguars. Some guys don’t play much, others don’t play hard, and there is barely any game ...

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By Tim McClellan The troubled career path for Matt Jones continues to be a bumpy one at a point in time when the competition for the wide receiver positions for the Jacksonville Jaguars are as wide open as ever. According to reports coming out of ...

A review of Jacksonville’s offseason moves thus far Heading into the offseason, the Jaguars needed a big play receiver, secondary help and a pass-rushing defensive end. Jacksonville GM Shack Harris said that ... Jags sign WR Porter Sports Network

By Brendan Sonnone Overall, this is a huge game for both team’s and will determine playoff positioning. Both squads will try to establish the run, but you will see some plays in the air as well, or at least some attempts. Right now, I give the edge to the Steelers, because they aren’t as banged up as the Jags and Jac...

By Brendan Sonnone Offensive Keys to Victory- The Bills don’t have gaudy statistics or a handful of Pro Bowl caliber players, but their defense has plenty of strengths and the Jags will have to be very efficient to get the upper hand today. Defensive Keys to Victory- The Jaguars get a big break as rookie sensat...

By Brendan Sonnone The Chargers have won four of their past five games and are leading the AFC West at 5-4. Jacksonville is 6-3 and just a game behind the Colts. Bottom line, both teams will be vying for playoff position and will play their A-games. Last time these two teams played the Chargers had their way with th...

By Brendan Sonnone The Jaguars got a huge win today, as they defeated the Titans at Tennessee, 28-13. Both teams are now 6-3 and are in a battle for a wild-card spot in the AFC. Last time the two teams met, The Jags lost 13-10, but the Titans steamrolled the Jaguars in route to 282 rushing yards. That wasn’t the case t...

By Brendan Sonnone Earlier this year in the season opener, the Titans beat Jacksonville 13-10. Tennessee ran all over the Jags for 282 yards and Jacksonville’s offense seemed anemic. Since then, both teams have gone 5-2 but are going in different directions.

By Brendan Sonnone The Houston Texans (3-2) will travel to Jacksonville (3-1) to take on the Jaguars at 1:00 Sunday. This will be Jacksonville’s second divisional game of the season and a win here could have playoff implications for both squads. Jacksonville has won three games in a row and is playing its best...

By Brendan Sonnone Marshall tore up the Jaguars’ defense for 133 yards. Jacksonville’s defense looked solid, holding the Broncos to just 265 yards, and only 47 yards rushing. However, Jacksonville’s secondary was beat up by Marshall and gave up too many big plays.

By Brendan Sonnone On Sunday, the Jaguars will have a critical test as they will travel to Denver to take on the 2-0 Broncos. Jacksonville is 1-1 and still looking to find their groove on both offense and defense. Here is a look at what you will likely see on Sunday… Recent Injuries for Jacksonville-

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By Charlie Bernstein In our eight-part “report card” series, we examined each of the Jaguars position groups and tried to determine what changes, if any, were necessary for 2007 for the Jaguars to rebound from their 8-8, 2006 record.  As anyone can imagine, having the third-ranked defense in the NFL would wa...

By Charlie Bernstein One of the most important reasons for the Jaguars to pay Taylor is the salary cap. The Jaguars are expected to be no less than $36 million under the salary cap for 2007, and what would the team have to gain by releasing or trading Taylor? Another $3-5 million? For what? The Jaguars aren’t going...