James Wyche News

The Jacksonville Jaguars today waived linebacker Adam Seward and signed two players to their practice squad who had been with the team previously.

The moves leave Jacksonville with one roster spot to fill before Sunday's game at San Francisco.

Other than a little excitement during the preseason, the Jaguars' new 3-4 defensive scheme hasn't generated much else.

The Philadelphia Phillies finalized their 25-man roster for the National League Championship Series, which is slated to start Thursday at Dodger Stadium.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' game against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday will be blacked out on local TV.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Jaguars wide receiver Troy Williamson injured his shoulder on this play Sunday in the second quarter, and will likely miss the rest of the season.

KANSAS CITY, Mo.- For a second straight week, Matt Cassel is on standby. The Chiefs quarterback has practiced all week and says his injured knee is feeling better.

The Jags also signed DE Zach Potter to the practice squad. Thursday's moves are the latest as the Jags try to replace defensive end Reggie Hayward , who broke his left leg in the season opener.

James Wyche of the Jacksonville Jaguars poses for his 2009 NFL headshot at photo day in Jacksonville, Florida.

About the only surprise from the Jaguars' inactive list for today's season opener against the Indianapolis Colts is just four receivers are on the 45-man game roster.

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Reggie Hayward took a pay cut before the season and signed a new one-year contract filled with incentives.

The Jaguars were concerned about their defensive end situation going into the season opener against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Jaguars defensive end James Wyche pressures Redskins rookie quarterback Chase Daniel, forcing an incomplete pass in the third quarter on Thursday.

Eugene Monroe ended his 12-day holdout on Friday, with the rookie offensive tackle signing a five-year contract with the Jaguars worth as much as $35.4 million, including $19 million guaranteed.

It's time to grade the Jaguars on their 2006 draft. For grading criteria, if the player made it to the Pro Bowl, he gets an A. If he has started at least 24 games, 1.5 seasons, he gets a B. C's are still on the team... by Dustin Roeder 3 reads Opinion May 06, 2009 It's time to grade the Jaguars on their 2006 draft.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Jaguars rookie cornerback Derek Cox, a third-round draft pick, backpedals while covering a receiver during a minicamp on Friday.

If having a plethora of offensive tackles is considered a luxury, the Jacksonville Jaguars are wearing a Rolex as they go through their first mini-camp of the year.

Submitted by Michael C. Wright on Fri, 05/01/2009 - 07:22. Good morning everyone.