With the addition of Kyle Love, the Jaguars have another nose tackle to add to their defensive line rotation.
Eric Stoner takes a look at some of the play calling tendencies for his offense with the University of Miami.
The Jaguars defense going forward will utilize some Cover 3 principles and press coverage, similar to what the Seattle Seahawks did under Gus Bradley.
Newly signed Jaguars defensive tackle Roy Miller won't do much as far as individual sacks, but he's a player who frees up others around him to make plays.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will be changing defensive schemes under Gus Bradley, so who on their current roster fits where?
The Jaguars offensive line in 2012 was bad, but just how bad was each individual player?
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley runs a unique variation of the 4-3 that pulls from multiple defensive philosophies, utilizing something called a LEO. We explain what this all means.
There is a possibility the Jaguars could stick with the 4-3 defense, depending on who is on their coaching staff, so let's learn the different aspects of a 4-3.
There is a possibility the Jaguars could play the 3-4 defense, depending on who is on their coaching staff, so let's learn the different aspects of a 3-4.
One area that has become a big concern for the Jaguars is their special teams unit, despite the success of Bryan Anger.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have struggled to protect the passer as well as open up holes in the ground game all year. Alfie Crow of Big Cat Country highlights a few plays that document their problems with their big boys up front.
Alfie Crow of Big Cat Country breaks down three plays that highlight the Jaguars' struggles in defending the run as the Bills were able to rack up over 230 yards on the ground against the defense.
A big part of why the Jags have been more potent offensively in recent weeks is the insertion of Chad Henne into the lineup at quarterback over Blaine Gabbert. Big Cat Country breaks down a few plays that illustrate Henne's propensity to take shots.
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie wide receiver Justin Blackmon had his breakout game against the Houston Texans, Alfie Crow reviews the tape and discovers why what he was doing suddenly worked.
The Jaguars offense in the first half against the Detroit Lions was abysmal. Let's go to the coaches film to find out what exactly happened.
Towards the end of Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers, the game announcers slammed rookie wide receiver for loafing on a route, but did he?
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert isn't the only problem with the Jaguars woeful offense, but on Sunday he left some plays on the field because he was impatient.
Former first-round pick Tyson Alualu was billed as a pass rushing defensive tackle who could disrupt the pocket, but four games into his third season he continues to look like "just a guy" on the field.
The Jacksonville Jaguars defense was No. 6 in the NFL in 2011, but in 2012 they've been terrible, especially against the run. So, what's the problem?
Jacksonville Jaguars first-round pick Justin Blackmon has struggled to follow up his quick start in the preseason during the NFL regular season, so what's the problem?
In the Jaguars 27-7 against the Houston Texans, it wasn't really the play calling that was the issue. It was execution of the plays that were called on offense.
The Jacksonville Jaguars defense had some breakdowns against the Minnesota Vikings. We hit the Jaguars Film Room to look at what when wrong.
The Jacksonville Jaguars scored the go-ahead touchdown against the Vikings on Sunday on a play commonly referred to as "four verts". Big Cat Country breaks down the play and why it worked.