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by **War** Tue Feb 08, 2011 8:52 pm

Jaguars Make Triumphant Return to Jacksonville

Coach Warmaster had a great big smile on his face after this victory. His team had just done the unforeseen. They went into the game the clear underdog, but with a 47-21 victory, Jacksonville had extended their winning streak to 4 games while beating their loud mouthed division rival Tennessee Titans led by coach Emory.

Behind two defensive touchdowns and numerous Tennessee turnovers, the defense played admirably to the tune of no rushing yards allowed and big stops at several crucial points of the game. Late in the third quarter the defense held in the red zone from 1st and goal on the Jacksonville 1 yard line to allow only a field goal, while Justin Durant picked off Peyton Manning on the Jacksonville 2 yard line in the fourth quarter also.

The offense, while showing little explosiveness, moved downfield and scored when needed. Jason Campbell showed remarkable efficiency once again, with a 111.9 QB rating and 69 percent completion percentage. The run game was solid, getting the job done in the red zone whenever needed and rarely getting stopped behind the line.

This win is a big one for Jacksonville, putting down Tennessee and cementing their competition with Houston for the AFC South. Next week Jacksonville has a tough away game against the undefeated Detroit Lions.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Titans	07	06	00	08	21
Jaguars	14	07	13	03	37

Quarter 1:
JAX - Mike Jenkins 31 Yard Interception Return TD (7-0 JAX)
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (14-0 JAX)
TEN - Peyton Manning 4 Yard TD Pass to Vernon Clarke (14-7 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 6 Yard TD Run (21-7 JAX)
TEN - Rob Bironas 20 Yard FG (21-10 JAX)
TEN - Rob Bironas 19 Yard FG (21-13 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 1 Yard TD Run (27-13 JAX)
JAX - Justin Durant 98 Yard Interception Return TD (34-13 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Josh Scobee 51 Yard FG (37-13 JAX)
TEN - Peyton Manning 1 Yard TD Run (37-21 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Kenarious Fluellen (12 Rushes, 51 Yards, 2 TDs)
WR Marko Mitchell (3 Receptions, 96 Yards)
Defense:
CB Mike Jenkins (4 Tackles, 2 INTs, PD, TD)
ROLB Justin Durant (1 Tackle, 2 INTs, TD)

Post Game Notes:
After the game Jacksonville announced the release of TE Richard Quinn and signing of WR Kendrick Vaughn

by **War** Fri Feb 11, 2011 6:00 pm

Jacksonville Suffers Crushing Defeat in Detroit

And like that a winning streak is broken.

With a loss to the Lions tonight, Jacksonville has had it's longest winning streak in 3 seasons ended.

With a horrific effort on defense, Jacksonville seemed to lay down and let Detroit trample all over them to the tune of 400 plus yards on offense and 48 points. Add to that Jason Campbell's several mistake passes and you get a formula for failure.

All around, a tough day for Jacksonville. Look for a possible rebound next week in a home game versus Buffalo.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	00	14	07	07	28
Lions	07	24	14	03	48

Quarter 1:
DET - Jahvid Best 5 Yard TD Run (7-0 DET)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 14 Yard TD Run (7-7)
DET - Jahvid Best 69 Yard TD Run (14-7 DET)
DET - Matthew Stafford 67 Yard TD Pass to Vincent Jackson (21-7 DET)
DET - Matthew Stafford 51 Yard TD Pass to Jahvid Best (28-7 DET)
JAX - Rashad Jennings 2 Yard TD Run (28-14 DET)
DET- Steven Hauschka 42 Yard FG (31-14 DET)
Quarter 3:
DET - G. Avery 98 Yard Kickoff Return TD (38-14 DET)
DET - Jahvid Best 34 Yard TD Run (45-14 DET)
JAX - Jason Campbell 8 Yard TD Pass to Brooks Foster (45-21 DET)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 1 Yard TD Run (45-28 DET)
DET - Steven Hauschka 44 Yard FG (48-28 DET)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Kenarious Fluellen (13 Rushes, 77 Yards, 2 TDs)
HB Rashad Jennings (9 Rushes, 60 Yards, TD)
Defense:
RE Trevor Scott (1 Tackle, Sack)
FS Macho Harris (2 Tackles, INT)

by **War** Sat Feb 12, 2011 2:49 pm

Jacksonville Loses 2nd in a Row

I don't even know why I'm still doing these...

Next up Jacksonville plays the division rival Indianapolis Colts at home, behind new interim coach NzaneRaiderX.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Bills	07	09	00	03	19
Jaguars	07	03	03	00	13

Quarter 1:
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (7-0 JAX)
BUF - C.J. Spiller 72 Yard TD Run (7-7)
Quarter 2:
BUF - Troy Woodall 42 Yard FG (10-7 BUF)
JAX - Josh Scobee 24 Yard FG (10-10)
BUF - Troy Woodall 59 Yard FG (13-10 BUF)
BUF - Troy Woodall 67 Yard FG (16-10 BUF)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Josh Scobee 33 Yard FG (16-13 BUF)
Quarter 4:
BUF - Troy Woodall 33 Yard FG (19-13 BUF)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
TE Zach Miller (8 Receptions, 105 Yards)
HB Kenarious Fluellen (13 Rushes, 77 Yards)
Defense:
CB Derek Cox (2 Tackles, INT, PD)
CB Venice Young (2 Tackles, INT, PD)

by **War** Wed Feb 16, 2011 12:20 am

Jacksonville Drops 3rd Straight

With a tough 28-17 loss to Indianapolis, Jacksonville extended their losing ways to three games at home Tuesday night.

In a game that the Jacksonville offense simply never got started, the defense managed to hold Indianapolis in several situations, only for the offense to fall short in the end.

In another blow to the team, late in the game starting corner Derek Cox was carted off the field with an injury during Quentin Groves' interception return touchdown. Cox had been a large part of the Jacksonville pass defense, and the team must make some adjustments now in an attempt to make up for the loss of Cox. Stay tuned for an update on the severity of the injury. Cox is now the second Jaguar in consecutive games to be carted off the field this season.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Colts	07	14	07	00	28
Jaguars	00	10	00	07	17

Quarter 1:
IND - Jelan Robinson 2 Yard TD Run (7-0 IND)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Jason Campbell 18 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (7-7)
IND - Carson Palmer 9 Yard TD Pass to Jelan Robinson (14-7 IND)
IND - Carson Palmer 22 Yard TD Pass to Randy McClain (21-7 IND)
JAX - Josh Scobee 35 Yard FG (21-10 IND)
Quarter 3:
IND - Carson Palmer 19 Yard TD Pass to Dallas Clark (28-10 IND)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Quentin Groves 68 Yard Interception Return TD (28-17 IND)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
WR Marko Mitchell (5 Receptions, 87 Yards)
TE Marcedes Lewis (1 Reception, 18 Yards, TD)
Defense:
LOLB Quentin Groves (1 Tackle, INT, TD)
CB Mike Jenkins (3 Tackles, INT)

Post-Game Notes:
Cornerback Derek Cox suffered a broken collarbone in the game, and seems likely to miss the majority of the season. Offensive lineman Uche Nwaneri remains sidelined with an abdominal tear, but seems likely to return for the Week 12 game at this point.

by **War** Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:29 pm

Jacksonville Breaks Losing Streak With Win in Cleveland

And like that it seems like Jacksonville's season may be back on track.

With a 31-21 victory of the Browns, the Jaguars proved they may yet be a playoff contender. The offense, while summarily inconsistent, moved down the field and converted in the redzone, but simply didn't put much towards the win. Jason Campbell led the offense with a very efficient pass attack (3 touchdowns, 1 interception) while the run game kept the offense moving downfield. Defensively, Jacksonville came away with four interceptions that turned the tide of the game in their favor.

Jacksonville's season may yet rest on their next game, against the Houston Texans at home. This game could decide the division.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	07	10	07	07	31
Browns	00	07	07	07	21

Quarter 1:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 3 Yard TD Run (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Jason Campbell 19 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (14-0 JAX)
CLE - Peyton Hillis 2 Yard TD Run (14-7 JAX)
JAX - Josh Scobee 35 Yard FG (17-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
CLE - James Davis 49 Yard TD Run (17-14 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 53 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (24-14 JAX)
Quarter 4:
CLE - Colt McCoy 20 Yard TD Pass to Carlton Mitchell (24-21 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 10 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (31-21 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
TE Marcedes Lewis (3 Receptions, 66 Yards, 2 TDs)
WR Marko Mitchell (4 Receptions, 71 Yards, TD)
Defense:
SS Venice Young (5 Tackles, INT)
CB Mike Jenkins (2 Tackles, INT, PD)

Post-Game Notes:
Offensive Lineman Uche Nwaneri seems to still be yet another game away from returning to the starting lineup. Backup Justin Smiley will continue to fill in at right guard in his absence.

by **War** Sun Feb 20, 2011 12:34 am

Texans Defeat Division Rival Jaguars In Jacksonville

In a game that came down to the last couple minutes, Jacksonville fell to their division rivals in a game that could potentially decide the division. As Jacksonville falls to 5-5, Houston is now well in control with 1 8-2 record.

The game came down to the pass attack on Houston's side, with Jacksonville unable to stop Matt Schaub on his way to 300-plus passing yards. Although coming away with an interception by Justin Durant, the defense had many missed opportunities that could of turned the game in Jacksonville's favor. The run defense was decent, but did give up several big third downs that impacted the game.

On offense, Jason Campbell put up another decent game, with a 1:1 TD to INT ratio and a solid QB Rating along with a good completion percentage. Campbell was efficient in the pass game, getting yardage in several crucial situations - including two 4th downs that continued a drive that would bring the game within three points. Slot receiver Marko Mitchell and tight end Marcedes Lewis drew the most targets, with 7 receptions for 152 yards and a touchdown between them. Starters Mike Sims-Walker and Brooks Foster seemed to have a very minor impact on the game, with 3 receptions for 26 yards between the two of them. The run game, passed over due to the need to conserve the clock, was efficient when used and came away with a 7.42 yards per carry average and three touchdowns to finish off drives. The majority of the carries went to starter Kenarious Fluellen, but was ineffective compared to Rashad Jennings and Greg Jones. Jennings and Jones combined for a 11 yard per carry average.

Next week Jacksonville plays the 7-3 Vikings at home.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Texans	07	17	07	00	31
Jaguars	07	07	07	07	28

Quarter 1:
JAX - Jason Campbell 70 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (7-0 JAX)
HOU - Matt Schaub 14 Yard TD Pass to Steve Slaton (7-7)
Quarter 2:
HOU - Matt Schaub 18 Yard TD Pass to S. Davis (14-7 HOU)
HOU - Neil Rackers 22 Yard FG (17-7 HOU)
HOU - Matt Schaub 34 Yard TD Pass to Onaje Lewis (24-7 HOU)
JAX - Greg Jones 3 Yard TD Run (24-14 HOU)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 46 Yard TD Run (24-21 HOU)
HOU - Matt Schaub 27 Yard TD Pass to Onaje Lewis (31-21 HOU)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (31-28 HOU)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
FB Greg Jones (2 Rushes, 4 Yards, 2 TDs)
TE Marcedes Lewis (2 Receptions, 81 Yards, TD)
Defense:
ROLB Justin Durant (5 Tackles, INT)
MLB Ben Jackson (5 Tackles, FF)

Post-Game Notes:
After a game void of injuries, Jacksonville looks to be resting up and looking forward to the return of RG Uche Nwaneri to the starting lineup.

by **War** Mon Feb 21, 2011 10:42 pm

Vikings Defeat Jaguars in Downpour

It was a rainy game again in Jacksonville, and you know what that means. If you said slipping, poor pass accuracy, and high winds, you guessed right!

Among the rain, both teams ran decidedly more than pass, until the Jaguars went down by several touchdowns and was forced to pass. With slipping receivers, the pass game was ineffective, and Jacksonville threw four interceptions between Jason Campbell and Tony Pike.

Next week, Jacksonville takes on the tanking New York Jets in New Jersey.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Vikings	14	07	14	00	35
Jaguars	00	14	00	07	21

Quarter 1:
MIN - Chris Robinson 46 Yard TD Pass to Wes Welker (7-0 MIN)
MIN - Adrian Peterson 9 Yard TD Run (14-0 MIN)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 4 Yard TD Run (14-7 MIN)
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 1 Yard TD Run (14-14)
MIN - Adrian Peterson 45 Yard TD Run (21-14 MIN)
Quarter 3:
MIN - Adrian Peterson 64 Yard TD Run (28-14 MIN)
MIN - Chad Greenway 18 Yard Interception Return TD (35-14 MIN)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Tony Pike 7 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (35-21 MIN)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
TE Marcedes Lewis (6 Receptions, 94 Yards, TD)
HB Kenarious Fluellen (8 Rushes, 30 Yards, 2 TDs)
Defense:
FS Macho Harris (3 Tackles, INT)
LE Jacob Ford (Tackle, Sack)

by **War** Mon Feb 21, 2011 11:39 pm

Week 13 Recap

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	07	21	14	21	63
Jets	00	07	03	00	10

Quarter 1:
JAX - Jason Campbell 7 Yard TD Pass to Mike Sims-Walker (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Jason Campbell 9 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (14-0 JAX)
NYJ - Mark Sanchez 47 Yard TD Pass to Santonio Holmes (14-7 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 73 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (21-7 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 5 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (28-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (35-7 JAX)
JAX - Deji Karim 18 Yard TD Run (42-7 JAX)
NYJ - Nick Folk 27 Yard FG (42-10 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Jason Campbell 10 Yard TD Pass to Marc Mariani (49-10 JAX)
JAX - Tony Pike 7 Yard TD Pass to Marc Mariani (56-10 JAX)
JAX - Tony Pike 19 Yard TD Pass to Brooks Foster (63-10 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
WR Marko Mitchell (7 Receptions, 178 Yards, 3 TDs)
WR Mike Sims-Walker (8 Receptions, 121 Yards, TD)
Defense:
MLB Ben Jackson (6 Tackles, 2 Sacks)
CB Mike Jenkins (3 Tackles, INT)

by **War** Thu Feb 24, 2011 12:46 pm

Week 14 Recap

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	07	13	07	14	41
Titans	00	03	00	11	14

Quarter 1:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 5 Yard TD Run (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 5 Yard TD Run (13-0 JAX)
TEN - Rob Bironas 17 Yard FG (13-3 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 72 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (20-3 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 3 Yard TD Run (27-3 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 1 Yard TD Run (34-3 JAX)
TEN - Peyton Manning 50 Yard TD Pass to D. Williams (34-10 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 12 Yard TD Pass to Kenarious Fluellen (41-10 JAX)
TEN - Safety (41-12 JAX)
TEN - Safety (41-14 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Rashad Jennings (7 Rushes, 37 Yards, 3 TDs)
WR Marko Mitchell (5 Receptions, 145 Yards, TD)
Defense:
CB Mike Jenkins (4 Tackles, INT)
MLB Ben Jackson (5 Tackles, Sack)

by **War** Sun Feb 27, 2011 1:11 am

Jacksonville Falls to Texans In Crushing Defeat

What is there to say about this game? 24-0 means a blowout. To a division rival. With the season on the line. What an embarrassing game.

Next week Jacksonville takes on the 9-5 Green Bay Packers in Jacksonville.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	00	00	00	00	00
Texans	07	14	00	03	24

Quarter 1:
HOU - Matt Schaub 46 Yard TD Pass to Andre Johnson (7-0 HOU)
Quarter 2:
HOU - Sean Loften 1 Yard TD Run (14-0 HOU)
HOU - Matt Schaub 4 Yard TD Pass to Freeman Kane (21-0 HOU)
Quarter 3:
No Scoring Plays
Quarter 4:
HOU - Neil Rackers 17 Yard FG (24-0 HOU)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
TE Marcedes Lewis (3 Receptions, 34 Yards)
WR Mike Sims-Walker (2 Receptions, 45 Yards)
Defense:
FS Macho Harris (4 Tackles, INT, PD)
DT Terrance Knighton (4 Tackles)

by **War** Tue Mar 01, 2011 2:30 am

Jacksonville Continues Their Losing Ways

Following an embarrassing shutout last week, Jacksonville compounded the poor finish to the season with a 52-14 loss to Green Bay at home.

Seemingly never showing up to the game, Jacksonville's offense was ineffective and produced many turnovers, while the defense seemed to be made of swiss cheese as Aaron Rodgers picked apart the pass defense all game long.

Finally out of playoff contention, Jacksonville looks to finish at .500 with a victory over Denver. Expect to see backups playing as a test for next season.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Packers	14	14	17	07	52
Jaguars	00	14	00	00	14

Quarter 1:
GB - Ryan Grant 2 Yard TD Run (7-0 GB)
GB - Aaron Rodgers 4 Yard TD Pass to Greg Jennings (14-0 GB)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Greg Jones 3 Yard TD Run (14-7 GB)
GB - Aaron Rodgers 73 Yard TD Pass to Pierre Garcon (21-7 GB)
JAX - Jason Campbell 13 Yard TD Pass to Marc Mariani (21-14 GB)
GB - Aaron Rodgers 11 Yard TD Pass to Pierre Garcon (28-14 GB)
Quarter 3:
GB - Aaron Rodgers 64 Yard TD Pass to Greg Jennings (35-14 GB)
GB - Jerraud Powers 26 Yard Interception Return TD (42-14 GB)
GB - Mason Crosby 32 Yard FG (45-14 GB)
Quarter 4:
GB - DeMarcus Coleman 3 Yard TD Run (52-14 GB)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
WR Marc Mariani (4 Receptions, 66 Yards, TD)
WR Marko Mitchell (4 Receptions, 84 Yards)
Defense:
SS Venice Young (4 Tackles)
CB Rashad Cook (4 Tackles)

by **War** Fri Mar 04, 2011 12:20 am

Jacksonville Ends Season on Disappointing Note

On yet another rainy, windy night in Jacksonville, the Jaguars surrendered their season to Denver on a last minute touchdown pass.

Finishing 7-9 yet again, Jacksonville came into the season looking strong, having dramatically increased the on-roster talent and beefed up the coaching staff. But half way into the season, the team looked tired and eventually fell flat on their faces in several games. With another sub-par finish, Jacksonville's roster looks ready for another off-season overhaul, hopefully this time to be successful.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Broncos	07	14	00	14	35
Jaguars	00	10	14	07	31

Quarter 1:
DEN - Tim Tebow 25 Yard TD Run (7-0 DEN)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 2 Yard TD Run (7-7)
DEN - Tim Thicke 3 Yard TD Run (14-7 DEN)
JAX - Josh Scobee 47 Yard FG (14-10 DEN)
DEN - Tim Tebow 11 Yard TD Pass to Eric Decker (21-10 DEN)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Jason Campbell 75 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (21-17 DEN)
JAX - Jason Campbell 19 Yard TD Pass to Marko Mitchell (24-21 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Greg Jones 2 Yard TD Run (31-21 JAX)
DEN - Tim Tebow 6 Yard TD Pass to Knowshon Moreno (31-28 JAX)
DEN - Tim Tebow 17 Yard TD Pass to Champ Bailey (35-31 DEN)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
QB Jason Campbell (17-19, 244 Yards, 2 TDs, INT)
WR Marko Mitchell (4 Receptions, 130 Yards, 2 TDs)
Defense:
CB Mike Jenkins (1 Tackle, INT)
SS Venice Young (1 Tackle, INT)

Post Game Notes:
Stay tuned for our off-season series - including organizational awards, season summary by position, and mock draft.

by **War** Fri Mar 04, 2011 1:30 am

2011 Jaguars Award Winners

Coach Jack Del Rio announced the organizational award winners for 2012, while also applauding several players for winning league awards. Defensive end Jacob Ford, wide receiver Marko Mitchell, and line backer Ben Jackson all won first time Pro Bowl nominations, and fullback Greg Jones was awarded his third straight Pro Bowl. Both tight end Marcedes Lewis and strong safety Venice Young were runners-up in league awards.

MVP: CB Mike Jenkins (39 Tackles, 8 INTs)
Although not posting fantastic numbers this season, Jenkins deserves the organizational MVP honors due to his shutdown nature this season. Throughout the season he anchored the pass defense, making the number one receiver often irrelevant in games.

Offensive Player of the Year: WR Marko Mitchell (54 Receptions, 1221 Yards, 22.61 YPC, 8 TDs)
Following a strong season as 4th receiver for Jacksonville, the Mike Thomas trade allowed for an enlarged role on offense, and Mitchell performed well beyond expectations at slot receiver. Owning Pro Bowl honors, Mitchell has set himself up for a long term role in the receiver core.

Defensive Player of the Year: MLB Ben Jackson (51 Tackles, 6 Sacks, 2 FFs)
Second year starter Jackson improved yet again after his rookie season to make the AFC Pro Bowl roster. Jackson was a key part of run defense for Jacksonville, but often came off the field for pass defense packages.

Rookie of the Year: OLB Nate Crisp (7 Tackles)
In a very low impact group of rookies, it was hard to choose a candidate. Crisp served as a backup linebacker and also as a key special teams play, racking up 7 tackles during the season.

Most Improved Player: WR Marc Mariani (17 Receptions, 327 Yards, 29.24 YPC, 3 TDs)
Mariani served last season as only reserve depth, but with the departure of Mike Thomas this season, Mariani stepped into the 4th receiver role admirably. Serving as a deep threat in most situations, his speed and balanced skills combined with decent size allowed for him to make big plays and put up an amazing nearly 30 yards per catch average.

by **War** Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:13 pm

Jacksonville Starts Season With Tough Loss

Tuesday night proved to be a tough beginning for Jacksonville. The home opener proved to be a tough game, that would be lost in the fourth quarter 21-17. The low scoring contest was close for the entirety of the game, with the one score deficit coming at the hands of a punt return fumble by returner Deji Karim.

Offensively the team managed to move down field effectively, utilizing the pass attack with few rushing attempts, very unlike the usual smash-mouth offensive mentality. However, errors on the part of quarterback Jason Campbell led to two interceptions on the opposing side of the field following productive drives. Although the offense was effective in moving the ball, Campbell himself performed poorly - with a sub-50 percent completion percentage and 1:2 TD-INT ratio. Spreading the ball amongst seven different receivers, Campbell totaled slightly over 200 yards passing. Slot receiver Marko Mitchell showed remarkable explosiveness with a touchdown and 82 yards off of 4 receptions. Star receiver Mike Sims-Walker appeared shutdown by the Houston defense, with only a single reception for 14 yards. The run game was similarly disappointing, with a combined 42 rushing yards from starters Kenarious Fluellen and Greg Jones and goal line back Rashad Jennings.

On the other side of the ball, Jacksonville played effectively, forcing several punts on third down stands and holding the offense to less than the century mark on rushing yards. The pass game was an issue once again, but Jacksonville's defense performed decently to the tune of 160 yards surrendered. Safety Macho Harris highlighted the defenses efforts with an important interception that was returned for a touchdown.
Jacksonville hopes to bring their defensive successes into their upcoming game against Arizona at home, while also jump-starting a usually explosive offense.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Texans	00	07	07	07	21
Jaguars	00	07	03	07	17

Quarter 1:
N/A
Quarter 2:
JAX - Macho Harris 47 Yard Interception Return TD (7-0 JAX)
HOU - Matt Schaub 8 Yard Passing TD to Andre Johnson (7-7 HOU)
Quarter 3:
HOU - S. Loften 3 Yard Rushing TD (14-7 HOU)
JAX - Josh Scobee 44 Yard FG (14-10 HOU)
Quarter 4:
HOU - Owen Schmitt 1 Yard Rushing TD (21-10 HOU)
JAX - Jason Campbell 4 Yard Passing TD to Marko Mitchell (21-17 HOU)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
WR Marko Mitchell (4 Receptions, 82 Yards, TD)
TE Marcedes Lewis (2 Receptions, 62 Yards)
Defense:
FS Macho Harris (4 Tackles, INT, TD)
LE Jacob Ford (3 Tackles, Sack)

Post Game Notes:
Trainers looked at starting linebacker Justin Durant after the game, and MRIs showed a partial ACL tear for the former Pro-Bowler. The diagnosis was season-ending - very bad news for Jacksonville, whose defense performed admirably in the opener with Durant as an integral part. Following the game, Jacksonville head coach Warmaster announced the signings of S Tag Didier and LB Stanley Arnoux. Both should serve as depth, especially with the loss of a linebacker.

by **War** Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:24 pm

Jaguars News Wire Announces Website Launch

Today, Jaguars News Wire proudly announces the launch of the official EOTP Jacksonville Jaguars website. This website will keep up-to-date rosters and statistics, along with historical data on previous seasons since the establishment of EOTP. The website can be seen here.

by **War** Fri Mar 18, 2011 12:36 am

Arizona Falls to Jacksonville 31-17

On yet another rainy day in Jacksonville, the Jaguars emerged victorious in the competition with the Cardinals. A game that was close for a good portion, Jacksonville was dominant late in the game to come away with their first win of the season.

In a game mostly won by the defense, the Jacksonville offense also did their part to secure their first win. Behind a renewed smash mouth offensive strategy, Jacksonville managed to move up field well and finish drives with few glaring mistakes. The run game, totaling only 91 yards, did finish two drives with touchdowns and also helped control the game clock throughout. With another mediocre performance by Jason Campbell (13-25, 273 Yards, 2 TDs, INT) the passing game managed to get the job done, albeit with little flare. Tight end Marcedes Lewis seemed to be Campbell's favorite target, with 5 receptions and 7 targets for a touchdown, but slot receiver Marko Mitchell stole the show with 5 receptions for 126 yards. Brooks Foster also contributed with a large play late in the game - a 98 yard touchdown pass that cemented Jacksonville's lead. Normally dominant receiver Mike Sims-Walker played poorly tonight, managing zero catches and a dropped pass.

Defensively , Jacksonville did tremendously well. Holding Arizona to 17 points, this was largely due to a sub-50 percent completion percentage by Arizona quarterback Andrew Parris. Jacksonville only surrendered four first downs out of 9 third down attempts by Arizona, and held Arizona's backfield to a measly 25 yards rushing. A good pass rush, albeit without any sacks, forced Parris' hand in several situations. Jacksonville came away with three interceptions, by Mike Jenkins, Marquis Johnson, and Venice Young, while also performing admirably in pass protection. Arizona's receivers were mostly shut down, with the majority of receptions going to Arizona's backfield and tight end Munchie Cosh. All-in-all, an admirable performance for the defense coming off of a decent game in the close loss to Houston.

Next week Jacksonville takes on the 1-1 St. Louis Rams in St. Louis.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Cardinals	00	07	03	07	17
Jaguars	07	07	07	10	31

Quarter 1:
JAX - Jason Campbell 11 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Greg Jones 2 Yard Rushing TD (14-0 JAX)
ARI - Beanie Wells 8 Yard Rushing TD (14-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
ARI - Jay Feely 22 Yard FG (14-10 JAX)
JAX - Greg Jones 12 Yard Rushing TD (21-10 JAX)
Quarter 4:
ARI - Beanie Wells 7 Yard Rushing TD (21-17 JAX)
JAX - Josh Scobee 22 Yard FG (24-17 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 98 Yard Passing TD to Brooks Foster (31-17 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
FB Greg Jones (3 Rushes, 26 Yards, 2 TDs)
WR Brooks Foster (2 Receptions, 93 Yards , TD)
Defense:
SS Venice Young (5 Tackles, INT)
CB Marquis Johnson (2 Tackles, FF, INT)

Post Game Notes:
The injury suffered by running back Kenarious Fluellen was not serious, and he should be ready to play in Week 3 against the Rams. Also, after the game Jacksonville announced the addition of cornerback Joshua Moore and corresponding release of cornerback Rico Patt.

by **War** Fri Mar 18, 2011 9:31 pm

Jacksonville Enters Into Yet Another Blockbuster Trade

Today, Jacksonville head coach Warmaster announced the acquisition of receiver Ricky Medina, defensive tackle D'Anthony Smith, and a 2nd round pick in return for star receiver Mike Sims-Walker.

Sims-Walker had been slumping thus far in the season, having zero catches and a dropped pass through two games. Smith returns to Jacksonville after being traded to Oakland three seasons ago. Also, in a turn of fate, Medina makes his way to Jacksonville after being drafted by Oakland using Jacksonville's pick two seasons ago.

The fate of Jacksonville's receiver corps seems uncertain now with it's only mainstay now departing. Look for changes on offense in coming weeks. In conjunction with the trade, the release of defensive tackle Louis Leonard was announced.

by **War** Sun Mar 20, 2011 12:31 am

Week 3 Jaguars vs. Rams Post-Game

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	07	14	14	21	56
Rams	03	07	00	03	13

Quarter 1:
STL - Josh Brown 48 Yard FG (3-0 STL)
JAX - Rashad Jennings 3 Yard TD Run (7-3 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Rashad Jennings 5 Yard TD Run (14-3 JAX)
STL - Sam Bradford 88 Yard TD Pass to Antoine Bell (14-10 JAX)
JAX - Jason Campbell 26 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (21-10 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 4 Yard TD Run (28-10 JAX)
JAX - Kenarious Fluellen 68 Yard TD Run (35-10 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Tony Pike 2 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (42-10 JAX)
STL - Josh Brown 17 Yard FG (42-13 JAX)
JAX - Tony Pike 20 Yard TD Pass to Deji Karim (49-13 JAX)
JAX - Tony Pike 29 Yard TD Pass to Brooks Foster (56-13 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Kenarious Fluellen (12 Rushes, 113 Yards, 2 TDs)
QB Tony Pike (8-12, 109 Yards, 3 TDs, 135.1 QB Rating)
Defense:
DT Terrance Knighton (4 Tackles, 3 Tackles for Loss, Sack)
CB Mike Jenkins (1 Tackle, 3 Tackle Assists, INT, PD)

by Langston Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:25 am

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by **War** Fri Sep 16, 2011 7:51 pm

Week 1 Titans vs Jaguars Post-Game

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Titans	07	00	00	00	07
Jaguars	00	21	09	10	40

Quarter 1:
TEN - Matt Hasselbeck 21 Yard TD Pass to Jared Cook Jr. (7-0 TEN)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 42 Yard TD Run (7-7)
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (14-7 JAX)
JAX - Blaine Gabbert 9 Yard TD Pass to Marcedes Lewis (21-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 82 Yard TD Run (28-7 JAX)
JAX - Terrance Knighton Safety (30-7 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Josh Scobee 33 Yard FG (33-7 JAX)
JAX - Greg Jones 1 Yard TD Run (40-7 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Maurice Jones-Drew (10 Rushes, 156 Yards, 2 TDs)
QB Blaine Gabbert (13-17, 168 Yards, 1 TD, 102.0 QB Rating)
Defense:
DT Terrance Knighton (2 Tackles, 2 Sacks, Safety)
LOLB Russell Allen (2 Tackles, 2 Sacks)

by **War** Sun Sep 18, 2011 5:46 pm

Jaguars Improve to 2-0 Over Crumbling Jets

You have to be happy if you're a Jaguars fan right now. How often do you see Jacksonville go 2-0 to open the season?

On a rainy day, the team that decided to run the ball ended up winning the game. Jacksonville motored through the Jets defense behind Maurice Jones-Drew, who ran for a season high 28 attempts. Putting up an astonishing 10 yards per carry average, Jones-Drew scored three times throughout the game, including a 76 yarder in the second quarter. Fullback Greg Jones also contributed with 13 yards on three carries. Rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert did not have a good game, with a miserable 14.8 QB Rating and throwing 2 interceptions in a mere 11 passing attempts. With the offensive line creating holes in the Jets defense, it was easy for Jacksonville to just hand the ball to Jones-Drew rather than risk passing with cold quarterback Gabbert. Gabbert now has only 1 touchdown through Jacksonville's first two games, while it becomes clear that head coach Warmaster91 plans to run the ball behind dominant running back Jones-Drew.

On defense, Jacksonville's pass defenders held their own against the Jets talented receiver core, allowing only 131 passing yards and pulling in four interceptions in the process. Cornerback Rashean Mathis would take one of these interceptions back for a pick six. Other contributors include new linebacker Paul Posluszny, who had three sacks early on in the game, Clint Session and Tyson Alualu, who both contributed a sack as well.

Jacksonville hopes to keep this streak going, as they take on the Panthers and rookie phenom Cam Newton in Carolina next week.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	14	07	07	07	35
Jets	07	00	14	00	21

Quarter 1:
JAX - Mike Thomas 83 Yard Return TD (7-0 JAX)
JAX - Rashean Mathis 25 Yard Interception Return TD (14-0 JAX)
NYJ - Joe McKnight 103 Yard Return TD (14-7 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 76 Yard TD Run (21-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
NYJ - Shonn Greene 2 Yard TD Run (21-14 JAX)
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 42 Yard TD Run (28-14 JAX)
NYJ - Mark Brunell 25 Yard TD Pass to Dustin Keller (28-21 JAX)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 26 Yard TD Run (35-21 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Maurice Jones-Drew (28 Rushes, 284 Yards, 3 TDs)
TE Marcedes Lewis (2 Receptions, 33 Yards)
Defense:
CB Rashean Mathis (1 Tackle, 1 INT, TD)
MLB Paul Posluszny (3 Tackles, 3 Sacks)

by **War** Mon Sep 19, 2011 9:44 pm

Jaguars Beat Panthers

Oh my God, that was a blowout.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Jaguars	07	17	03	07	34
Panthers	00	03	00	06	09

Quarter 1:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 50 Yard Run TD (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 14 Yard TD Run (14-0 JAX)
CAR - Olindo Mare 56 Yard FG (14-3 JAX)
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 10 Yard TD Run (21-3 JAX)
JAX - Josh Scobee 38 Yard FG (24-3 JAX)
Quarter 3:
JAX - Josh Scobee 33 Yard FG (27-3 JAX)
Quarter 4:
CAR - Cam Newton 5 Yard TD Pass to Visanthe Shiancoe, failed 2 PT Conversion (27-9 JAX)
JAX - Greg Jones 2 Yard TD Run (34-9 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Maurice Jones-Drew (22 Rushes, 159 Yards, 3 TDs)
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey (4 Receptions, 69 Yards)
Defense:
LE Matt Roth (2 Tackles, 2 Sacks)
FS Courtney Greene (4 Tackles, 4 Tackle Assists, 3 Pass Deflections)

by **War** Fri Sep 23, 2011 2:31 am

Jaguars Keep Streak Going

On yet another rainy day in Jacksonville, two undefeated teams faced off today. Only one emerged from the game still undefeated. Now 4-0, Jacksonville won a tough one though a surprising effort from quarterback Blaine Gabbert and a rejuvenated passing attack.

The victory was sealed by an interception by linebacker Paul Posluszny with mere seconds left on the clock. The defense, although allowing a total of 28 points, throughout the game forced punts from New Orleans and gave up little yardage with a couple breakaway plays.

Safety Dawan Landry performed poorly in yet another game, and faces a possible benching after allowing a big score in today's game. Rookie Chris Prosinski is a possible option to start opposite Courtney Greene at safety.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Saints	00	07	14	07	28
Jaguars	07	03	07	14	31

Quarter 1:
JAX - Derek Cox 13 Yard Interception Return TD (7-0 JAX)
Quarter 2:
JAX - Josh Scobee 22 Yard FG (10-0 JAX)
NO - Drew Brees 11 Yard TD Pass to Jimmy Graham (10-7 JAX)
Quarter 3:
NO - Darren Sproles 4 Yard TD Run (14-10 NO)
JAX - Maurice Jones-Drew 76 Yard TD Run (17-14 JAX)
NO - Drew Brees 86 Yard TD Pass to Jimmy Graham (21-17 NO)
Quarter 4:
JAX - Blaine Gabbert 6 Yard TD Pass to Mike Thomas (24-21 JAX)
NO - Darren Sproles 22 Yard TD Run (28-24 NO)
JAX - Blaine Gabbert 9 Yard TD Pass to Darrius Heyward-Bey (31-28 JAX)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Maurice Jones-Drew (20 Rushes, 148 Yards, 1 TD)
QB Blaine Gabbert (10-16, 147 Yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT)
Defense:
LE Matt Roth (3 Tackles, 3 Sacks)
CB Derek Cox (1 Tackle, 1 INT, 1 TD)

by **War** Sat Sep 24, 2011 6:38 pm

Jacksonville Re-Ups Website Partnership

Today, Jaguars News Wire proudly announces the relaunch of the official EOTP Jacksonville Jaguars website for Madden '12. This website will keep up-to-date rosters and statistics, along with historical data on previous seasons since the establishment of EOTP. The website can be seen here.

by **War** Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:04 pm

Jaguars Lose Streak In Fantastic Fashion

The rainy Jacksonville stadium seemed a very fitting environment for Jacksonville to lose its undefeated streak in depressing style. With no offense and little defense to speak of, Jacksonville was overmatched all game long and the score really shows it.

An early injury to Maurice Jones-Drew derailed the run game, although even Jones-Drew saw little success in his few snaps. Backup Rashad Jennings performed admirably in the few touches he received, although with a large deficit Jacksonville passed rather than ran the ball. Here-in lies the problem. Jacksonville's passing game this season has been mediocre at best, and with rainy conditions and and inexperienced Blaine Gabbert at the helm, the passing game flopped to the tune of three turnovers via interception and few completed passes. All game long, Jacksonville didn't have a sustained drive downfield.

Defensively, Jacksonville started off good, forcing several punts and getting to the rookie quarterback Andy Dalton frequently. However, shortly before the end of the first quarter the defense began to falter and continued to do so for another three quarters. One frequent offender was safety Dawan Landry, who has officially lost his starting job to rookie Chris Prosinski, yet was forced into action with an injury to Courtney Greene.

After this crushing defeat, Jacksonville looks to get back to business with their upcoming game against the 3-2 Pittsburgh Steelers.

Scoring Summary

	1	2	3	4	T
Bengals	13	14	07	07	41
Jaguars	00	00	00	00	00

Quarter 1:
CIN - Andy Dalton 68 Yard TD Pass to Bernard Scott (7-0 CIN)
CIN - Cedric Benson 1 Yard TD Run, missed PAT (13-0 CIN)
Quarter 2:
CIN - Andy Dalton 29 Yard TD Pass to Jermaine Gresham (20-0 CIN)
CIN - Andy Dalton 41 Yard TD Pass to Brandon Tate (27-0 CIN)
Quarter 3:
CIN - Andy Dalton 44 Yard TD Pass to A.J. Green (34-0 CIN)
Quarter 4:
CIN - Cedric Benson 4 Yard TD Run (41-0 CIN)

Notable Players of the Game
Offense:
HB Rashad Jennings (3 Rushes, 42 Yards)
TE Marcedes Lewis (2 Catches, 39 Yards)
Defense:
LE Matt Roth (2 Tackles, 2 Sacks)
RE Aaron Kampman (2 Tackles, 1 Sack)

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