Rashean Mathis News

The fourth-year corner out of Furman would be easy to dismiss as a journeyman nickleback, but he could quietly make the leap in his fourth NFL season.

We all lovingly remember our time in high school and the superlatives voted on and given out during senior year.

Mathis, who is arguably the best defensive back the team has ever had on its roster, signed a one-year contract in the offseason that could be worth as much as $5 million.

Although the Jaguars waited a little bit longer than other teams, negotiations with Jacksonville's draft picks began this week.

The Boston Herald takes a look at how the Navy came to the decision to give Eric Kettani leave to play for the Patriots.

I know that Drew Coleman was cut some time ago, but the move has really been bothering me lately.

Everybody responds to knee surgeries differently and Jaguars cornerback Rashean Mathis couldn't be happier with how his left knee is progressing after anterior cruciate ligament replacement surgery.

When Gene Smith took over as general manager for the Jacksonville Jaguars following the firing of James "Shack" Harris, many fans were elated to finally have a fresh start and a new strategy to building the team.

The Houston Chronicle reported the Texans said no thanks to the behind-the-scenes show that depicts teams during training camp.

The Jaguars fired long-time equipment manager Drew Hampton before the team's first week of organized team activities.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a few key defensive players still nursing injuries and offseason surgeries.

At the end of the 2011 season and a 5-11 record, it was apparent the Jacksonville Jaguars had lots of room for improvement.

Coleman was strictly the Jaguars' nickelback last year, and never played outside, not even as corner after corner went down with injury.

Receiver Justin Blackmon didn't practice Sunday because of a sore right foot , says Vito Stellino of the Florida Times-Union. Coach Mike Mularkey praised Blackmon's ability as a "natural catcher" and the way he adjusts to the ball.

Defensive end Ryan Davis has never met Rashean Mathis, but he's eager to introduce himself and wants to follow in his footsteps even though he's traveling on a different path in his quest to make it with the Jaguars.