Jacksonville Jaguars Roundup

by Alfie Crow on Sep 5, 2011 8:48 AM EDT in Jacksonville Jaguars News

Let's spin around the internet at the latest Jacksonville Jaguars news.

Gene Frenette: Ex-Jaguar Fred Taylor shows true class in his farewell | jacksonville.com
We thought we had seen the best of Fred Taylor on all those highlight reels, especially that 70-yard, game-winning touchdown run against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a 22-year-old rookie. But it turns out Taylor, in his final official act as an NFL player, saved his best for last.

The numbers don’t lie for Jags’ support | jacksonville.com
At some point during the NFL season, some national pundit will repeat a misguided argument about Jaguars fans not supporting their team. Jacksonville has become the national pariah for NFL attendance problems, but the facts from 2010 reveal otherwise. After struggling to finish 30th in attendance in 2009, the Team Teal campaign paid dividends.

Marcedes Lewis: Jaguars' offense is best since 2007 | jacksonville.com

The Jaguars proved once again in the past month that they are not a team built to look good in the preseason. They’re not usually a quick-striking, big-play team. They’re a team that likes to run the ball, stop the run and wear teams down in the second half.

Jaguars sign seven to practice squad - Jaguars news on jaguars.com

The Jacksonville Jaguars today signed seven players to their practice squad, six of whom had been with the team through the preseason. All six had been waived on Saturday in final cuts to the 53-man roster. Signed to practice squad contracts today were OT Daniel Baldridge, WR Tyler Beiler, LB Jacob Cutrera, S Matt Estrada, RB DuJuan Harris, CB T.J. Heath and LB Mike Lockley.

Simply The Best | August

Fred Taylor was, is and always will be quite simply the best Jacksonville Jaguar player ever. Freddy T holds more team records than anybody else. He is ranked 15th all-time in rushing in the history of the NFL. He has been to the pro bowl & will be enshrined in the NFL Hall of Fame someday in my opinion. He will undoubtedly be inducted into the Jaguars ring of Honor at Everbank field soon.

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Some of the people on the attendance article have no idea what they are talking about

Their comments are flat out wrong when talking about weaver not trying to put a winning team on the field. The team started rebuilding THREE years ago! This team has overachieved the last two years which probably hurt the in some fans’ opinions. Also I really only see a few spots that need to be addressed next year for this team to be successful. We need another o lineman and it’s beginning to look like we need an OT. We need to get a solid WR. Then we need to draft more defense defense defense and resign everyone we already have except maybe Mathis. I don’t know what his situation will look like. Anyways, a CB, DE, S, OT, and WR need to be addressed but some of that is just nitpicking. This team will be defined by how gabbert plays when he comes in. If he is successful and can be a very solid qb in his first year and just scan the field for the open guy(which garrard usually doesn’t) we should make the playoffs if not this year but next year. I’m a hopeful jags fan who is fairly young and I’m the next generation. We need to continue to gain support with the teens and college kids in order to increase attendance. Let’s just beat the effing Titans!

by Dwalk1217 on Sep 5, 2011 10:21 AM EDT via mobile reply actions