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Players complained earlier this season about a musical-chairs situation along the offensive line.

Maurice Jones-Drewa TMs frustration over the Jaguars inability to run the ball consistently bubbled over on Wednesday.

Every other Tuesday night, Jaguars Right Guard Uche Nwaneri hosts 'Gaming for the Cause.' It's an event that video game lovers from around the First Coast take part in to show off their skills and help support a good cause at the same time.

Players and fans alike are disappointed with the Jaguars 41-0 dismantling by Seattle on Sunday.

The Jacksonville Jaguars had more apologies than answers Monday. Receiver Mike Sims-Walker and linebacker Quentin Groves apologized for off-the-field issues that happened before Sunday's 41-0 debacle at Seattle.

In the season opener last year at Tennessee, the Jaguars lost starting guards Mo Williams and Vince Manuwai , and the game.

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Dreadlocks flopping behind him, Jaguars guard Uche Nwaneri punched his fist through the air emphatically as running back Maurice Jones-Drew skipped into the end zone for his third touchdown Sunday at Houston.

Submitted by Charles Broward on Wed, 09/30/2009 - 01:17. Uche Nwaneri holds video game challenge Offensive lineman Uche Nwaneri kicked off the "Gaming 4 The Cause" video game challenge along with several fans and other Jacksonville Jaguars players Tuesday at Sneakers Sports Grille, benefiting Daniel, a non-profit child-service agency.

In the midst of the Jacksonville Jaguars' game-long gashing of the Houston Texans' league-worst run defense Sunday, one play stood out as the Jaguars' signature.

The scars on Vince Manuwai's right knee and Maurice Williams' right biceps serve as reminders of why suiting up for Sunday's NFL season opener against the Indianapolis Colts has them feeling almost like rookies again.

The Jaguars ' 53-man roster continues to be a work in progress. After cutting cornerback Kennard Cox on Monday, the Jaguars made three roster moves Tuesday, cutting offensive lineman Dennis Norman and signing two veteran street free agents - guard Kynan Forney and safety Brian Russell .

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky The Jaguars did some roster tinkering Tuesday, adding veteran offensive lineman Kynan Forney and veteran safety Brian Russell while cutting reserve center Dennis Norman.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky Jack Del Rio's comfortable with his rookie tackles starting Sunday in Indianapolis, and he's comfortable not revealing who his starting right guard is.

The rebuilding - or the retooling, as general manager Gene Smith likes to call it - is almost over for the Jaguars this season.

Does the signing of DT Jervonte Jackson, 300 pounds, further indicate the move to a 3-4 defense? Vic: When the final roster is determined, count up the defensive linemen and linebackers and you'll know whether this is a 3-4 team playing some 4-3, or a 4-3 team playing some 3-4. If it's a true 3-4 team, it'll be heavy with linebackers and light with ...

So what if it was just the first preseason game? The Jaguars ' offensive line deserved to be called out after a shaky showing in Monday night's 12-9 loss at Miami, according to veteran guard Maurice Williams .

So what if it was just the first preseason game? The Jaguars ' offensive line deserved to be called out after a shaky showing in Monday night's 12-9 loss at Miami, according to veteran guard Maurice Williams .

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Jaguars offensive tackle Tony Pashos takes a drink of water during the morning training camp practice session Saturday.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Jaguars offensive tackle Tony Pashos takes a drink of water during the morning training camp practice session Saturday.