With the trust of coaches and teammates now secured, the Jaguars rewarded Garrard this off-season with a six-year, $60-million contract extension that included $20 million guaranteed. The windfall has provided financial security for Garrard's family, which now includes a nine-month-old son, and the luxury of buying more custom-made suits. He owns 12, with several on order from a Jacksonville tailor for the 2008 season.

"I always have been into clothes," Garrard says. "I haven't always been able to afford the things I like to do but now it's a little different."

Lots of questions remain along the offensive line. Maurice Williams, Uche Nwaneri and Dennis Norman are in a three-way battle for the starting right guard spot, although Williams should be considered the favorite because he signed a four-year, $12.5 million extension. Left tackle is another question mark. Richard Collier is battling with last year's starter, Khalif Barnes, for the starting job.

All in all, the offensive line doesn't look as stable as it was a year ago. The team released guard Chris Naeole, who was perhaps the line's most consistent performer. Right tackle Tony Pashos remains a work in progress. Even though the team has more options than it did a year ago at this time, the blocking might not be as good. Still, there is plenty of competition, which could be a good thing.

: Vince Young wants to throw the deep ball.  I ask, to whom will you throw said deep ball?  I imagine Gregg Williams salivates when he hears things like this about the Titans offensive coordinator:

And he's more of a stretch-the-field guy than Chow. Heimerdinger will call for a deep ball on third-and-1.

I'd love to see the Titans commit to poor play-calling on 3rd and 1.  Though in all fairness, calling a deep ball on third-and-1 is really just calling a shotgun spread option, where Vince Young would run for it. 

: Undrafted Free Agent Receiver Derrick Richards was released this week.  While I never thought he'd make the roster, he certainly seemed talented.  I hope another team takes a look at him. 

-Chris