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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. 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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.