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In this article, the author, who is a running back for the football team Jacksonville Jaguars, describes his routine for Sundays.

The article discusses the priorities for the Jacksonville Jaguars football team regarding its preparation for the American Football Conference (AFC) in the U.S. The Jaguars' priorities include firming up the offensive, creating pressure using defensive players, Derrick Harvey and Quentin Groves, and the need to settle on starting wideouts. Jaguars' Tony Pashos has shared details of a training camp, including the strangest thing brought by a player, the best prank, and the biggest slacker. INSET: PURE CAMP.

The article presents information related to the 2008 National Football League (NFL) draft picks by the football team Jacksonville Jaguars. As reported, with their first two picks, the Jaguars have moved closer to their goal of ending Indianapolis' stranglehold on the AFC South. It is reported that the Jaguars claim to employ a best-player-available approach, but the club has bucked that trend in the past two drafts. The team has selected players including Derrick Harvey and Quentin Groves.

The article offers information on the possible draft of the football team Jacksonville Jaguars. The team is expected to select Quentin Groves. Groves is stated to be an ideal fit as a 3-4 rush linebacker. The team is also predicted to select Athyba Rubin as a defensive back as he is stated to fit the team's tradition of massive defensive tackles.

The article offers information on the outlook of the Jacksonville Jaguars in the National Football League (NFL) playoffs. The Jaguars set a team record for points scored in the regular season. Football coach Jack Del Rio's decision to name quarterback (QB) David Garrard as the starter is said to be a courageous and great move. INSET: OFFSEASON PROJECT.

The article offers news and notes pertaining to the National Football League (NFL) team the Jacksonville Jaguars from the American Football Conference (AFC) South. Particular focus is given to rookie wide receiver Mike Walker, who is noted for having deceptive speed, strong hands and good size. The article asserts that rookie safety Reggie Nelson is improving is communication with the cornerbacks.

The article presents news briefs about the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Cornerback Rashean Mathis, the team's best cover man, doesn't typically cover the opponent's top receiver, but he did cover receiver Steve Smith in a game against the Carolina Panthers. Second-year player Richard Collier might replace Khalif Barnes at left tackle.

The article offers news and notes pertaining to the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars of the American Football Conference (AFC) in early December 2007. Particular focus is given to the play of quarterback David Garrard and the potential impact of wide receiver John Broussard. The article also offers third quarter grades on the team's offense, defense, special teams, and coaching.

The article presents news briefs about the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. The team has been using running back Maurice Jones-Drew more on off-tackle and outside runs, which doesn't play to his strengths. First-year assistant coach Todd Monken has been working with the team's receivers on making difficult catches. The Jaguars are grooming offensive lineman Richard Collier to be a starter in 2008.

The article presents news and notes pertaining to the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars of the American Football Conference (AFC) in late November 2007. Particular focus is given to the performance of Bobby McCray, who has found himself on the inactive list, and wide receiver Reggie Williams. The article also discusses the performance of defensive linebacker Daryl Smith.

The article presents news briefs about the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Quarterback David Garrard will return from an ankle injury that has caused him to miss three games in 2007. The team had to scale back its offense because of backup quarterback Quinn Gray's inexperience. Wide receiver Matt Jones has been listed as inactive three times in 2007, which may be related to his poor attitude and effort.

The article presents news briefs regarding the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Defensive tackle Grady Jackson looks to fill in for Marcus Stroud, who will likely be suspended. The team may move corner back Brian Williams to safety. Rookie wide receiver John Broussard may seem more action due to his exceptional speed.

This article presents information about the Jacksonville Jaguars football team. Quarterback Quinn Gray isn't as good a passer as the injured David Garrard. Although Kenny Pettway plays with a lot of energy, his smaller size prevents him from playing every defensive down. Defensive coordinator Mike Smith usually has good game plans, but the defensive secondary has been giving up big plays. Reggie Smith has little experience and Sammy Knight lacks speed.

The article presents news briefs about the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Strong safety Sammy Knight has been effective against the run, but cannot defend the pass, forcing the team to play more nickel defenses. The team has been using its running attack to set up the passing game, with quarterback David Garrard effectively executing play-action passes and bootlegs.

The article offers news and notes pertaining to the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars of the American Football Conference (AFC) during October of the 2007 NFL season. Particular focus is given to the performance of the team's receivers, including Dennis Northcutt, Matt Jones, and Reggie Williams. The article also addresses players who are overachieving, which includes left end Paul Spicer.

The article presents news briefs concerning the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Rookie outside linebacker Justin Durant has performed well in place of injured linebacker Clint Ingram, but needs to improve at shedding blockers and holding his ground. Wide receiver Matt Jones is on the inactive list due to a lack of work ethic. The team has added more rollouts and bootlegs to their offense to take advantage of quarterback David Garrard's mobility. INSET: PLAYBOOK UPDATE.

The article presents news briefs concerning the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. Wide receiver Reggie Williams has become a contributor to Jacksonville's offense despite a lack of game-breaking speed. The Jaguars are taking advantage of quarterback David Garrard's speed by running more quarterback draw plays.

News briefs are offered on the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League. Safety Sammy Knight is the only sure tackler in the defensive backfield. Defensive end Brent Hawkins has become an effective pass rusher. Wide receiver Dennis Northcutt has been the team's one dependable threat in its red zone offense.

The article presents news briefs concerning the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars. While the team boasts a pair of premier running backs in Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew, the offensive line is injured and under-performing, which is hurting the Jaguars' running attack. Rookie wide receiver John Broussard has exceptional speed and sure hands, but may be undersized for the NFL.

This article offers news and notes pertaining to the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars in September 2007. An overview of the starting lineup of the team is presented. The article discusses predictions regarding the team's 2007 season, and focuses on new acquisitions, such as Reggie Nelson, and areas of concern, such as team competitiveness. Particular focus is given to football player Reggie Hayward.

This article offers training camp news and notes pertaining to the National Football League's (NFL) Jacksonville Jaguars of the American Football Conference in July 2007. Particular focus is given to the team's passing offense, quarterback Byron Leftwich, and the return of defensive end Reggie Hayward. The article also presents a discussion with defensive end Paul Spicer. INSET: PURE CAMP.

This article discusses the 2007 National Football League player draft. The article focuses on the draft selections of the Jacksonville Jaguars professional football team, and the impact of drafted players such as Reggie Nelson and Justin Durant. A chart is also provided listing the players drafted by the Jaguars per round. The article also addresses other potential personnel moves the team might make in the offseason.

This article previews the 2007 National Football League player draft. The article discusses the draft needs of the Jacksonville Jaguars football team, and speculates as to which players they will select with their draft picks. Among the players that the Jaguars are expected to select are Dwayne Bowe, Jarvis Moss, and Charles Johnson.

This article discusses the National Football League's Jacksonville Jaguars in March of 2007. Topics of discussion include the team's financial cap status, football players that will potentially be moving on from the team such as Kyle Brady and Deon Grant, and football players the team is potentially targeting in the off-season such as Kevin Curtis and Dennis Northcutt.

This article discusses the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during February of 2007. The article examines the team's strengths and weaknesses, and speculates whether the team can contend for a Super Bowl berth in 2007. Players such as Fred Taylor, Maurice Jones-Drew and John Henderson are cited as strengths, while the receivers are cited as a weakness.

This article discusses the Jacksonville Jaguars football team at the conclusion of the 2006 National Football League regular season. The article notes that the Jaguars must settle their quarterback position in the offseason, deciding between Byron Leftwich and David Garrard. The author also provides offensive, special teams and coaching grades for the team's 2006 season.

This article provides news related to the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during the 2006 National Football League season. The article cites tight end Marcedes Lewis as a possible breakout player for the 2007 National Football League season, noting that Lewis has decent size and soft hands. Quarterback David Garrard is also discussed.

This article presents news and updates regarding the Jacksonville Jaguars of the National Football League. The team is pleased with the play of rookie lineman Clint Ingram. However, the wide receivers have been inconsistant and the lack of a veteran presence is a factor. Cornerback Terry Cousin returns from injury for the end of the season.

This article provides news related to the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during December of the National Football League's 2006 season. The author provides third-quarter grades for the team's offense, defense, special teams, and coaching. Also discussed are an upcoming contest against the Indianapolis Colts and the performance of cornerback Scott Starks.

The article discusses the Jacksonville Jaguars professional football team. It is suggested that safety Donovin Darius is a strong player for the team because he rarely misses an open-field tackle and performs well playing close to the line of scrimmage. The article also discusses the performances of quarterback David Garrard and cornerback Rashean Mathis.

The article looks at the Jacksonville Jaguars football team. According to the article, the team's receivers continue to struggle. Reggie Williams, at times, fails to concentrate properly and control his emotions. Matt Jones is not looking the ball into his hands before trying to run. Ernest Wilford has not caught passes consistently. The article also discusses rookie TE Marcedes Lewis and drills performed by the team's defensive linemen.

This article about American Pro Football provides some highlights of the Jacksonville Jaguars' lineup as of November 2006, and briefly analyzes the strengths and playing styles of some of their better players. The contributions of Reggie Williams, Daryl Smith and Fred Taylor are discussed. Clint Ingram is mentioned as a promising younger player.

The author discusses the National Football League team the Jacksonville Jaquars and the issues concerning the team in the middle of the 2006 season. Quarterback Byron Leftwich may be out for the rest of the season due to an injured left ankle. A decision has yet to be made whether or not Leftwich will go down for the season, his replacement would be reliever David Garrard.

The article focuses on the defense of the Jacksonville Jaguars professional football team heading into week seven of the 2006 National Football League season. Particular attention is given to the team's reaction to the loss of middle linebacker Mike Peterson, whom the article contends was the heart of the defense. Concerns about the defense with the season moving forward are discussed.

The article provides information on the Jacksonville (Florida) Jaguars professional football team during the 2006 National Football League season. Particular focus is given to safety Deon Grant and the team's committee approach to the running game. Also discussed are overachieving and underachieving players on the team.

This article provides news related to the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during October of 2006. The author grades the team's offense, defense, and special teams through the first quarter of the 2006 National Football League season. Wide receiver Matt Jones is discussed, as are defensive linemen Reggie Hayward, Marcus Stroud, and Paul Spicer.

This article discusses the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during September of 2006. Running back Maurice Jones-Drew is praised for his playmaking ability and running speed. Wide receiver Reggie Williams is also praised, and the article notes that his offseason workout routine has helped prepare him for the 2006 season.

This article provides news related to the Jacksonville Jaguars football team during September of 2006. The article notes that wide receivers Matt Jones, Reggie Williams and Ernest Wilford have utilized their size to compensate for their lack of speed. Running back Fred Taylor will see a limited number of offensive runs in an effort to keep him healthy.

The article presents information on the Jacksonville (Florida) Jaguars professional football team at the start of the National Football League 2006 season. It comments on rusher Reggie Hayward's injury and his backup players, Rob Meier and Marcelius Wiley. It also affirms the team's offensive matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. An observation is made regarding player Maurice Jones-Drew.

A chart is presented which lists the team needs and tendencies of several football teams in the National Football League's American Football Conference South including the Houston Texans, the Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The article provides answers to a question of whether the National Football League (NFL) is doing enough to advise the players about concussion.

The article presents news briefs regarding professional football players on several different teams in the American Football Conference (AFC) South division. Players from the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans professional football teams are discussed. Players mentioned in the article include Travis LaBoy, Owen Daniels and Bob Sanders.

The article provides updates on teams in the National Football League's American Football Conference South during December of 2006. Topics of discussion include rising and productive players, underachieving players, and upcoming match-ups for the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, and the Tennessee Titans.

The article presents news and notes from teams in the American Football Conference South of the National Football League (NFL) heading into week seven of the 2006 season. Included are reports on the upcoming match-ups for and the defensive systems of the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, and the Tennessee Titans.

The article discusses the 20 consecutive winning seasons of the Dallas Cowboys football team from 1966 to 1985. According to former Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach, the record seems difficult to be broken because in modern era, free agency and coaches get burned out a lot quicker. It is reported that the New England Patriots, Indianapolis Colts, Pittsburgh Steelers, New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys and San Diego Chargers are the only football teams which have four consecutive winning seasons.

The article focuses on the comments of several athletic experts on the U.S. football teams. For Baltimore Ravens, it is stated that they have a weakness at cornerback, where they are aging and injury-riddled. On the other hand, one comments on Denver Broncos that they have tried to improve the D through free agency in recent years. Coach Jack Del Rio of Jacksonville Jaguars, says re-establishing their identity is the number one priority on his list.

The article presents information on the gameplan and the targets of several football teams in the coming seasons. Buffalo Bills football team is expected to require a wide receiver, a defensive tackle and a receiving tight end. The main target is considered to be former Chicago Bear's Bernard Berrian. The New England Patriots, on the other hand, are expected to resign Randy Moss. The Miami Dolphins need to restock nearly every position of players due to a dismal performance of each player.

The article presents a list of personnel changes at each of the National Football League teams that are part of the American Football Conference. Information on football players who have left the team, those who have joined the team, and those who remain with the team is provided.

The article discuses the offseason priorities of different football teams for improving their games. According to the journal, Baltimore Ravens will either talk to Broncos about Brandon Marshall or Bills about Terrell Owens for getting the number one receiver. According to coach Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati Bengals has to do a better job in the passing game to get the execution done down the field. According to McDaniels, Denver Broncos will handle its key agents by making allowances.

The article presents information related to various football teams. The left tackle is the top most priority of Cincinnati Bengals because of their football player Levi Jones' knee problems. The team Cleveland Browns has filled holes in free agency, so it can focus on impact players in the draft. After signing freeagent football defensive end Antonio Smith, team Houston Texans will focus on a big-play outside linebacker or defensive tackle at No. 15 position.