Paul Posluszny couldn’t be more optimistic about his long-term future. As for the short-term, Posluszny – the Jaguars’ middle linebacker and leading tackler last season – said although he doesn’t know exactly when he will be allowed to practice, he’s not ruling out that happening during the next few months. Could that mean participating in organized team activities?
With the explosion of the tight end position in recent years, it behooves teams to focus on making their tight ends an important aspect of their offense. This goes beyond the simple blocking tight end or the main wide receiving threat that many teams focus on. In Mike Mularkey, the Jaguars have a coach who has not only played well as a tight end in the NFL, but has also been a position coach for the large half linemen, half skill player position.
Wow, it's been forever since I've dropped in here, but here I am. Frankly, today is an oddly depressing day. Football is over, yet there's contradictions in east-central Indiana (*that's where I live*). First of all, the weather is ridiculously good for early February in Indiana. Right now, it's 45 degrees and sunny at a time of the year that normally produces 20 degree highs with snow and ice. Strange. In Jacksonville, that feeling is especially strange. Once again, the season has closed with no peep from the Jaguars in the post-season. Yeah, that's a depressing thought, but the Jaguars also have a new sense of optimism moving forward.
XLVI a ratings winner in AFC South cities - AFC South Blog - ESPN
The cities of the AFC South loved the Super Bowl. The TV ratings for Super Bowl XLVI show three of our four cities to rank in the top seven, according to News Channel 5, the CBS affiliate in Nashville. Host city Indianapolis posted a 56.4 rating, second only to Boston (56.7). Nashville and Jacksonville tied for sixth at 53.5.