Monthly Archives: September 2009

Following a model once used in Green Bay and now seen in Buffalo, the Jacksonville Jaguars are considering playing home games elsewhere.

Maurice Jones-Drew carried the Jacksonville Jaguars to their first victory and trounced all over the good feelings the Houston Texans had after their big win last week.

When Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, the NFL waived its television blackout policy so Saints fans could watch their team, even if games moved to Baton Rouge didn’t sell out.

The Jacksonville Jaguars placed starting wide receiver Troy Williamson (shoulder) on season-ending injured reserve Wednesday, two days after they released fellow wideout Nate Hughes. That likely means more playing time for rookies Jarett Dillard and Mike Thomas.

Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Troy Williamson could be done for the season because of a right shoulder injury.

With a huge lead, an NFL record and a sore right shoulder, Kurt Warner headed to the bench late in the third quarter against Jacksonville.

Cardinals QB Kurt Warner was nearly perfect to set an NFL record for completion percentage in leading the Birds past the Jaguars.

The Jaguars’ home opener will be blacked out on local television for the third time in the last six years.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Reggie Hayward took a pay cut before the season and signed a new one-year contract filled with incentives.

First-round draft pick Eugene Monroe ended a 12-day holdout Friday by signing a five-year deal, worth a maximum of $35.4 million with $19.2 million guaranteed, a league source told NFL Network’s Jason La Canfora. The $19.2 million guaranteed is the … Continue reading →