Jacksonville Jaguars News and Rumors
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Tania Ganguli, jacksonville.com The day he took over as the owner of the Jaguars, Shad Khan talked about regionalizing the franchise and courting fans from outside Jacksonville. Today the Jaguars announced they are sending players, alumni, coaches and cheerleaders all over south Geor… |
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Pressure point: Jaguars4 hours ago
Examining who faces the most challenging season for the Jaguars and why. Blaine Gabbert can deliver some big-time passes. In a rookie season when he was on the field sooner than the Jaguars initially intended, the offensive framework a young quarterback… |
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Vito Stellino, jacksonville.com Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey is saying there’s not going to be a competition for the starting quarterback position in training camp. But Blaine Gabbert has the attitude that he is still competing. “I compete every practice,” he said. “I know perfec… |
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Jaguars notebook: Rain welcomed by players at OTAs17 hours ago
Vito Stellino, jacksonville.com The Jaguars started their second organized team activity of the week in a light rain Wednesday, but coach Mike Mularkey said they actually had a better practice than they did on Tuesday. Mularkey said it was good to get a chance to work in the rain and … |
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Jones-Drew Skipping OTA’s Over Contract19 hours ago
Matt Loede, jaguarsgab.com Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey said on Tuesday that running back Maurice Jones-Drew is skipping OTA’s because he wants a new contract. “I’m in the coaching end of these matters, and I’ve talked to him about football and what I can do on the field and… |
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Jaguars DT Terrance Knighton apologizes, says he's learned hard lesson from club incidentMay 15 (yesterday)
Vito Stellino, jacksonville.com A contrite Terrance Knighton apologized Tuesday for being involved in a club incident last month that caused him to suffer an eye injury and sidelined him for the duration of the Jaguars’ offseason workout program. |
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Jaguars Notebook: Longtime equipment manager Drew Hampton firedMay 15 (yesterday)
Tania Ganguli, jacksonville.com The Jaguars fired long-time equipment manager Drew Hampton before the team’s first week of organized team activities. The reason was unclear and the Jaguars declined to comment on the decision. Hampton had been the Jaguars equipment manager since 1998, … |
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On the never-ending carousel of quarterback controversies/competitionsMay 15 (yesterday)
Tania Ganguli, jacksonville.com Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey told NFL Network's Albert Breer that Blaine Gabbert was the Jaguars starter and there is no quarterback competition. Today he reaffirmed that remark during his media availability. Then, when it was noted that coaches like to… |
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Jaguars waiting on signing draft picksMay 15 (2 days ago)
Tania Ganguli, jacksonville.com Rookie contracts are easy under the new collective bargaining agreement, they're essentially slotted and there isn't much negotiation that has to go into them. Last year the Jaguars quickly put together Blaine Gabbert's four-year deal worth $12 million… |
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Jaguars boot workout kickers, sign former Georgia kicker Brandon CoutuMay 14 (3 days ago)
Vito Stellino, jacksonville.com The Jaguars have gone to Plan C in their quest to sign a kicker for the organized team activities that start Tuesday. Josh Scobee is at a contract impasse with the team, and the Jaguars didn’t sign either of their workout kickers, including Long Ding, s… |
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Jags contribute $1 million to veteran assistanceMay 11 (6 days ago)
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com New Jaguars owner Shad Khan has said he plans to make a difference in Jacksonville. And he’s putting his money where his handlebar mustache is. The Jaguars have made a $1 million commitment to help veterans assimilate back into the community after ret… |
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Rickie Fowler ready to root for college buddy Justin Blackmon's NFL careerMay 10 (7 days ago)
Don Coble, jacksonville.com Rickie Fowler and Justin Blackmon, the first-round draft pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars, talked about spending the week together at The Players Championship, but Blackmon had a bigger commitment — getting ready for football. The two former Oklahoma St… |
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Mike Tanier, yahoo.com Any website can post "offseason grades" for NFL teams, mixing the draft and free agency into transaction soup, then straining it through the mind of some sportswriter who doesn't know who half the players are. Only the Shutdown 50 has the reso… |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Four months from the Vikings’ opener against the Jaguars, running back Adrian Peterson continues to believe he’ll be on the field. Peterson told reporters on Wednesday that his recovery from his torn ACL is progressing well, and he said he’ll be sur… |
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Tania Ganguli, jacksonville.com A lot was made of Drew Coleman's lack of versatility after the Jaguars released him last week. Coleman was strictly the Jaguars' nickelback last year, and never played outside, not even as corner after corner went down with injury. Coleman never said m… |
