Five Injuries the Jaguars Cannot Afford

With a 6-4 record, the Jaguars are officially in the wild-card race and they appear to have a schedule that can make playoff aspirations a reality. Up to this point the Jaguars have had some pretty good luck as far as injuries. JagNation will discuss which players the Jaguars can least afford to lose.   Full Story

Duquesne (3-0) did what was expected tonight, beat rebuilding Binghamton. Juniors Bill Clark and Damian Saunders scored in double digits, 17 and 24, respectively, for the third straight game. More on tonight's win ...   Full Story

In this exclusive audio feature at BearReport.com, listen to what Chicago Bears fullback Jason McKie had to say in the locker room after a 24-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field.   Full Story

The Jacksonville Jaguars won their fourth consecutive game and sixth in 10 tries this season as they defeated the Buffalo Bills, 18-15.   Full Story

We are now entering Week 10 and the Jacksonville Jaguars have played half of their season so far with a record of 4-4. It's time to hand out the always meaningful Mid-season Awards.   Full Story

For the third time this season, the Jaguars go on the road Sunday in an attempt to move above .500.   Full Story

Although none of the four teams in the AFC South have marquee rookies, the first-year players on all four team's rosters have been performing and helping them win. We will take a peek at how the AFC South rookies performed on Sunday.   Full Story

The Jaguars were beaten soundly on Sunday by the formerly win-less Tennessee Titans. Was it all bad? Not completely. JagNation is going to talk about some of the Jaguars players that performed well on Sunday.    Full Story

Indianapolis returns home to host the 1-2 Seattle Seahawks Sunday afternoon. The Seahawks will be without starting quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, who fractured a rib in week two against the 49ers. Seneca Wallace will make his second straight start and Seattle will likely focus on the ground and short passing games.   Full Story

As reported earlier by Duquesne, first year wide receiver Dave Williams was named one of the Northeast Conference's offensive players of the week following the league's nine teams' openers. The other is senior running back James Mallory from Central Connecticut State. And the other awardees ...   Full Story

It's time to hand out the game balls for Thursday nights preseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles. There were quite a few players who had good nights, but there are 3 in particular that should be singled out for exceptional play.   Full Story

Week 2 of the preseason has plenty of drama, as the Jaguars will welcome back Byron Leftwich for the first time since his release. JagNation will give you the keys to the game and who we should keep our eyes on during the game.   Full Story

The Jaguars certainly should not be considered goners heading into the season, but the team will likely fight an uphill battle. The 2009 campaign will go a long way in determining what direction the team will be heading and for better or worse, the Jaguars will heavily rely on rookies to bring the team back to prominence.   Full Story

Although the Jaguars looked anything but efficient during Monday night's 12-9 loss to the Dolphins, there were a few players that stood out and earned JagNation game balls.   Full Story

The Jaguars fought hard, but fell 12-9 to the Miami Dolphins in their preseason opener. Lets see how our preview compared with what actually happened.   Full Story

The summer heat is here and so is Jaguars football. Jacksonville opens the 2009 season by traveling down I-95 to face their in-state rivals, the Miami Dolphins. JagNation is going to give you all you need to know as you peruse the not so big game.   Full Story

Many national media pundits have selected the Jaguars to finish dead last in their division. After looking at what transpired last season, and the rosters of Tennessee, Indianapolis, and Houston, the dismal projections aren’t unfounded.   Full Story

Over the last week of camp the Jacksonville Jaguars have been employing several different 3-4 defensive looks. Many fans might find this a bit odd, since Jacksonville has always been a 4-3 base defense and head coach Jack Del Rio is a big proponent of the 4-3. Here at JagNation.com, we've been dropping hints and knowledge of this transition for months, including leading up to the NFL Draft.   Full Story

The Jaguars took the field Saturday night amidst much fanfare for their first scrimmage of training camp. Wayne Weaver addressed the crowd and thanked everyone for their support and even set forth the West Club Section of the stadium for original 15-year season ticketholders.   Full Story

Before any team starts a season, there are always a handful of questions to answer. How will the quarterback play be? Will your top players stay injury free? Does your team have enough depth to overcome injuries?   Full Story

There is very rarely a such thing as a moral victory in professional sports. Front office personnel, players, and franchises in general are judged by the bottom line which is wins and losses. I’m a firm believer in that line of thinking, and that’s why it’s difficult for me to type this next statement—the Jaguars 2009 season shouldn’t be judged by their win/loss record.   Full Story

Credit Matt Forte for being a force on offense last year for the Chicago Bears, but the running game as a whole was below average and must improve. Offensive coordinator Ron Turner needs to find a secondary option in the backfield he can trust. In Part II of a five-part series, we look at the RBs.   Full Story

How much can Jay Cutler help the ground game for the Chicago Bears? Will Kevin Jones be a healthier and more stable second option behind Matt Forte? Nobody knows the answers to these questions like fullback Jason McKie. Here's what McKie told Bear Report after OTAs in this exclusive interview.   Full Story

Jacksonville’s traditionally stout defense took another step back last season, as the team was in the bottom half of the league for total yards allowed for the first time since the 2002 season. How does Coach Del Rio plan on getting the team’s 17th ranked defense back to prominence? Del Rio will try a hands-on approach along with several other shakeups to get his defense back on track.   Full Story

When Jack Del Rio first came to the Jaguars’ organization in 2003, he put an instant emphasis on run defense. With defensive tackles John Henderson and Marcus Stroud clogging the middle, Jacksonville became one of the elite run-stopping teams in the NFL, but then age and injuries took their toll.   Full Story