Dancing, Yawning, And Picking Our Noses Into The Sunset: Your Sunday NFL GIF RoundupWe'll be putting all our GIFs for the day here, from every last person in the league—coaches, players, mascots—breaking out that one dance move they've been saving up all year, to a referee in New Orleans thinking he could pick his nose because no one… |
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Jaguars' punt coverage was 'exposed'Dec 30, 2012
Vito Stellino, jacksonville.com NASHVILLE — Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey had a short explanation for why the punt coverage team imploded against the Tennessee Titans Sunday. “We had a new bunch of players out there and we got exposed,’’ he said. The number of injuries the Jaguars… |
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Gene Frenette, jacksonville.com NASHVILLE — The biggest scapegoat for everything that went wrong with the Jaguars' 2012 season sat quietly in the LP Field press box Sunday, never wavering from his typical gameday ritual. He watched his team implode again in a 38-20, season-ending loss… |
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Francine Frazier, jacksonville.com Follow along as we post live updates beginning Monday at 10:30 a.m. from Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey's news conference after the team's 38-20 loss to the Titans. |
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MMQB: Readers sound off after Jaguars' season finaleDec 30, 2012
The Times, jacksonville.com Reaction from readers after the Jaguars’ 38-20 season-ending loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday: It was Black Sunday for Jaguars fans. I certainly hope it will be Black Monday for Mularkey and Smith. Good riddance 2012 season. Candy, Ponte Vedra Thi… |
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Ryan O'Halloran, jacksonville.com NASHVILLE — Brad Meester started his 192nd game Sunday against Tennessee, which capped his team-record 14th year with the Jaguars. Following the 38-20 loss to the Titans, Meester was one of the last players to walk into the locker room after taking some… |
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Wrap-up: Titans 38, Jaguars 20Dec 30, 2012
Thoughts on the Tennessee Titans' 38-20 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars at LP Field: What it means: The Titans finished the season with their first win against the AFC South and wound up in third place with a 6-10 record. The Jaguars couldn’t beat Ten… |
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Amid reports of shake up, Jaguars finish 2-14Dec 30, 2012
Ryan O'Halloran, jacksonville.com NASHVILLE — Amid pre-game reports that general manager Gene Smith will be fired in the coming days, the Jaguars finished the worst year in franchise history with a 38-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at LP Field. Smith, who completed his fourth… |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com A meaningless Week 17 game in Tennessee has just provided us with one of the most shocking sequences in the history of football: The Titans scored 28 points on four touchdowns (two each by two players) in less than five minutes of game time — without ru… |
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Mike Munchak’s job appears safe in TennesseeDec 30, 2012
Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com The Titans are 5-10, and on two different occasions this season owner Bud Adams has publicly lashed out about the state of his team following blowout losses. That wouldn’t seem to be a recipe for job security for head coach Mike Munchak. But according t… |
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