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Mon, 05 Jan 2009 19:48:21 PST |
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Jaguars Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Jack Del Rio, who had been the ultimate players coach, is going to try to reinvent himself as a tough-guy coach in his seventh season.
Reviewing the team's 5-11 record, the Jaguars coach said a lot of things will have to change to get the team back in playoff contention—including a tougher training camp. And players have to buy into his plan and participate in the offseason program in Jacksonville. No more training at different sites.
"Obviously 2008 was not a good year for the Jaguars organization," Del Rio said. "We went into the year with high expectations and didn't realize those expectations, really didn't even come close to it. On the whole, the year was unacceptable.
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Bengals, Jaguars staffs to coach in Senior Bowl (AP)The coaching staffs for the Cincinnati Bengals and Jacksonville Jaguars will lead the two sides of the Senior Bowl later this month. Cincinnati's Marvin Lewis will coach the North squad in his second stint on the sidelines for the all-star game for top senior NFL prospects. Jack Del Rio and the Jaguars' staff will lead the South team.
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Ravens enter playoffs with 27-7 win over Jaguars (AP)
The Baltimore Ravens charged into the postseason with a performance that typified their astonishing turnaround season. Needing a victory to secure the final AFC wild-card berth, the Ravens built a 17-point halftime lead and never let up in a 27-7 rout of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Baltimore (11-5) could have backed into the postseason if Buffalo beat New England earlier Sunday, but the...
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Ravens place Washington, Figurs on inactive list (AP)The Baltimore Ravens placed cornerback Fabian Washington and kick returner Yamon Figurs on the inactive list for Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Washington has a toe injury and Figurs is nursing a head injury. The Ravens' other inactives were: running back Ray Rice, linebacker Antwan Barnes, offensive linemen Oniel Cousins and David Hale and wide receiver Marcus Maxwell.
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Ravens' playoff plan: expect no help, beat Jaguars (AP)If John Harbaugh believed in Santa Claus and the tooth fairy, perhaps he could accept the possibility of the Baltimore Ravens having a playoff berth wrapped up by the time they run onto the field late Sunday afternoon against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Ravens (10-5) will earn a wild-card spot in the AFC if Buffalo beats New England earlier Sunday.
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NFL's final weekend offers plenty of excitement (SportingNews.com) If you crave excitement, you could read a James Patterson novel, drive on a Chicago expressway any time day or...
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Intrigue, relevance stick through final weekend (Yahoo! Sports)From the Lions trying to avoid history to several teams hoping to make the playoffs, the league keeps fans engaged.
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Week 17 NFL picks: Watch out for reenergized Chargers (SportingNews.com) The San Diego Chargers have proved they have an electric offense, led by quarterback Philip Rivers.
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Coaching hot seat: Haslett done, Turner back? (Yahoo! Sports)Jim Haslett and Norv Turner are among the coaches who soon should learn of their fate.
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Jaguars sign QB Smith (PA SportsTicker)The Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday promoted quarterback Paul Smith to the team's active roster.
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Harris resigns, takes fall for Jaguars' woes (AP)James "Shack" Harris' first personnel move set the tone for his tenure in Jacksonville. His last two sealed his fate. Harris resigned as the team's personnel chief Tuesday, taking the fall for a franchise that flopped this season and avoiding what might have been an embarrassing return to Baltimore this weekend.
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Jaguars executive Harris resigns (PA SportsTicker)With one game remaining in their disappointing season, the Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday shook up their front office.
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Titans help prove draft grades are bogus (Yahoo! Sports)Players who got low grades by "sudden" college football experts in April are turning heads in Tennessee.
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Oh the humanity! Pats have to root for Jets (Yahoo! Sports)National Football League playoff scenarios create some unusual allies, but no alliance is more awkward and...
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Winners and losers: Faltering Favre arrives (Yahoo! Sports)The Jets are getting a good look at the late-season Brett Favre collapse that became routine in Green Bay.
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Titans and Giants play for home-field advantage (AP) For most of the season, the Tennessee Titans and New York Giants were the dominant teams in the AFC and NFC. On Sunday, they will be playing to lock up the top seeds, positions that have become precarious after being considered a given since midseason. Both are at home against their primary rival for home-field advantage: the Titans (12-2) playing host to Pittsburgh (11-3), the Giants (11-3)...
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Del Rio: Jaguars RB Jones-Drew is 'OK' (PA SportsTicker)JACKSONVILLE, Florida (Ticker) - The Jacksonville Jaguars got a bit of good news in what has been miserable season.
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Peyton Manning is the NFL's Most Valuable Player (Yahoo! Sports) Maybe he is the MVP, after all. Maybe after a season that started slowly and uncharacteristically, Peyton...
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Manning makes MVP case in playoff clincher (Yahoo! Sports)Peyton Manning continued a miraculous turnaround for the Colts this season with another dazzling performance.
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Manning nearly perfect as Colts beat Jaguars 31-24 (AP)Peyton Manning asked his coaches at halftime if they had any suggestions for him. All he got was, "You haven't thrown any incompletions. Just try to keep doing what you're doing." Great tip. Manning was nearly perfect all night, exactly what the Indianapolis Colts needed to overcome whatever emotion the Jacksonville Jaguars got from Richard Collier's return.
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Collier returns to field before Colts-Jaguars (AP)Wearing a Jacksonville Jaguars warmup shirt and a huge smile, Richard Collier drove off the field in his new motorized wheelchair Thursday night as fans chanted his name amid a standing ovation. Collier responded with a thumbs-up, an emotional moment for the player, his teammates, coaches and fans. It also may have offered some closure on a situation the Jaguars never really recovered from this...
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Week 16 NFL picks: Steelers, Giants set up for top seeds (SportingNews.com)NULL
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Colts, Jaguars go separate ways after slow start (AP)Indianapolis and Jacksonville both started the season 3-4, falling well short of expectations but not quite reaching panic mode. After all, there was plenty of time to turn things around. Only one of them did, though. The Colts stuck together, rallied around their leaders and focused on fixing their problems.
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Cowboys, divisional races top Week 15 story lines (SportingNews.com)Say what you will about the hand-wringing going on 'round the Valley Ranch grounds of the Dallas Cowboys. Just don't call them uninteresting.
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WR Dennis Northcutt makes most of chance with Jags (AP)Dennis Northcutt could have complained. He could have ripped the Jacksonville Jaguars for signing free agent receiver Jerry Porter to a six-year, $30 million contract in March. He could have vilified receiver Matt Jones for his arrest on a felony drug charge in July. He could have mocked coaches for keeping him on the sideline when the offense struggled to establish a big-play passing game.
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NFL Power Poll: Shakeup moves Steelers to top (SportingNews.com)The thought of the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans both making it to Tampa no longer seems probable as both teams have cooled off, right along with the weather.
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Jones-Drew proves to be steal for Jaguars (AP)Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew might be the best bargain in the business. Jones-Drew leads Jacksonville in rushing, ranks second in receptions and is one of the league's top scoring threats. He has 14 touchdowns in as many games this season, 40 in his three-year career and hasn't missed a single game because of injury.
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Jaguars place WR Porter on IR (PA SportsTicker)Jerry Porter's disappointing first season in Jacksonville is over.
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Jaguars place Porter on injured reserve (AP)Jaguars receiver Jerry Porter made nearly $1 million a catch this season before going on injured reserve Tuesday. Jacksonville placed Porter, linebacker Daryl Smith and defensive tackle Tony McDaniel on injured reserve, ending their seasons. Porter finished with 11 receptions for 181 yards and a touchdown, far below expectations when the franchise signed him to a six-year, $30 million contract in...
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