Rashean Mathis News

Indianapolis Colts at Baltimore Ravens , 1 p.m. This could easily be the game where the Colts finally wind up with a blemish on their record, especially with the way they're hurt in the secondary.

Not for being big and flashy like the Dallas Cowboys' new billion-dollar home - it isn't - and not because it's on a farewell tour like Giants Stadium.

DAVID DUPREY/Associated Press Buffalo's Ryan Fitzpatrick throws against the Texans during the first half on Nov.

The Jacksonville Jaguars could be without another defensive starter Sunday against Buffalo.

Safety Reggie Nelson might be the top choice, even after his performance at Tennessee earlier this month.

BILLS@JAGUARS 1 p.m. Sunday a WOKV JAGUARS Coach: Jack Del Rio. Record: 56-52 Last week: Defeated the Jets 24-22. Key stat: The Jaguars have won 13 of their last 16 games when theya TMve scored 20 points or more.

Jack Del Rio says the "book" that tells NFL coaches what to do in certain situations is outdated.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are hoping their next game without cornerback Rashean Mathis goes better than their previous one.

Jaguars cornerback Rashean Mathis intercepts a pass intended for New York Jets receiver Jerricho Cotchery on the Jetsa TM first offensive play of the game.

Submitted by Charles Broward on Sun, 11/15/2009 - 13:48. One thing about gambling is that you must expect to take some losses.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky Power Rankings: Preseason: 25. This week: 22.

For the Jaguars , getting over the .500 hump is like trying to scale Mount Everest.

"Overrated," quipped Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley, after Cassell and Chambers connected on two late touchdown passes Sunday to make things uncomfortable at the end in the Jaguars ' 24-21 victory at the Municipal Stadium.

BOB SELF/The Times-Union Jacksonville's Torry Holt pulls in a 9-yard pass while dragging Kansas City's Mike Richardson with him on Sunday.

Halfway through the season, the Jacksonville Jaguars have finally settled on a defensive scheme.

Two things we knew for certain would happen in the Jaguars' game Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs: There would be a one-third empty Jacksonville Municipal Stadium and a rousing, emotional response for servicemen and women honored on Military Appreciation Day.

They also want to put behind them last week's embarrassing loss at Tennessee. The Chiefs enter the game with just one victory and need to show progress in a rebuilding year.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are getting good at bouncing back from embarrassing losses.

Chambers could play significantly because Bobby Wade , who started the last two games and is second on the team with 20 receptions, is inactive, and the team released Bobby Engram to make room for running back Kolby Smith .

Submitted by Michael C. Wright on Sun, 11/01/2009 - 13:02. As promised, here's the rundown of some things you should know about Jacksonville's game today at Tennessee.