Surprise, surprise
Quarterback Mark Brunell, 38, looks as if he'll be back for a 17th season and that he'll retain his job as Brees' top backup. The former Jacksonville Jaguars starter is said to be ahead of Joey Harrington for the No. 2 job. Payton said it is a competition between Brunell and Harrington, but Brunell took most of the second-team snaps and was more accurate than Harrington with throws at nearly every level.
Just something I read which brought back good memories and a feeling that it's nice to see that one of the Jaguars greatest players is still doing well after a long, long career.
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Eh, that would just be inviting trouble
If we brought back Brunell, everyone and their mom would want him to be the QB
Cast your votes for the Jaguars 15th anniversary here
by Jonathan Loesche on Aug 2, 2009 9:08 PM EDT up reply actions
i think my mom would want chuck norris as Qb for some reason… he probably cant throw with NFL accuracy, but he could kick some butt on the way to the endzone
Sean Jax Beach Bum
Joey Harrington
Is just sorry. Good for Brunell
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i was mark brunell for halloween in 5th grade
plastic helmet and all
no one knew who the team was…..they guessed high school
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I still have my second Brunell jersey.
The first one I wore so much it became unrecognizable.
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