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The Times-UnionJaguars offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter says Jacksonville won't necessarily go pass-first against Tennessee on Sunday.

Playing quarterback in the NFL is a tough job in the best of circumstances. Doing it with receivers who can't be trusted to run the right routes, lack passion for the game and bicker in the locker room can make the job even more difficult.

And just like that, the wind has escaped the Jaguars' sails. Following two impressive victories to even their record at 2-2, the Jags got clobbered by the Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle 41-0. What's particularly distressing about their meltdown was that the dreaded "character flaws" that the team believed it purged itself of last offseason showed ...

Submitted by Gene Frenette on Mon, 10/12/2009 - 01:55. There's no denying that the Jaguars' Quentin Groves made some questionable judgments behind the wheel Friday en route to the Jacksonville airport in attempt to catch the team's charter flight to Seattle.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are seemingly done trying to fit Quentin Groves into their defensive scheme.

Besides oranges, probably the next most recognized commodity emanating from the Sunshine State is college football players bound for the NFL.

Many recent things have been said about the Jaguars moving to L.A. and even to London when that venue opens up.

It's only Week Three, and frustration is already approaching a boiling point in Jacksonville.

Submitted by Michael C. Wright on Mon, 09/21/2009 - 13:30. Jacksonville's embarrassing loss to Arizona worsened a day after with news that receiver Troy Williamson will be out for the season with a torn labrum.

If the terse, low-volume answers from Jack Del Rio didn't give it away, then the somber locker room atmosphere indicated there was more anger and frustration accompanying this Jaguars' loss than typical post-mortems. Nobody outside their black-and-teal world gave them much of a chance.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' roster got a major overhaul during the offseason, which comes as no surprise since the Jags struggled to a 5-11 record last season and lost six of their last seven games.

Where there's the wheat, there's the chaff. And here's the chaffiest bunch of chaff who ever chaffed.

Welcome to SportsNation! On Thursday, ESPN.com AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky will drop in to chat about all the latest news from the NFL.

Mike Sims-Walker has a new name and new motivation. It's about more than getting a contract, securing a starting role or proving he can stay healthy.

Free agent quarterback Cleo Lemon is scheduled to work out for the Titans on Thursday at Baptist Sports Park.

What is in the DNA of wide receivers that turns so many of these NFL pass-catchers into prima donnas? They must drink a Kool-Aid that comes in a cherry entitlement flavor.

Nate Hughes' rookie season included more cuts than catches. The 6-foot-2 receiver from Alcorn State was waived by Cleveland and Kansas City before finding a spot on Jacksonville's practice squad.

The NFL's best-dressed quarterback now looks even sharper off the field. Jacksonville's David Garrard lost 20 pounds this offseason.

Submitted by markspencergolf on Fri, 08/21/2009 - 20:08. Quick. Someone alert Pete Prisco of 930 The Fox and CBS Sportsline.com and all the other Leftwich Lovers to avoid reading this article.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. a ' The Jacksonville Jaguars begin the 2009 season Monday night, playing their first preseason match in Miami against the Dolphins.