Archive for September, 2008

30 Sep

AFC South Breakdown: Week 4

(Jeanne Alexis writes for Black & Teal, which is FSB’s Jacksonville Jaguars blog. Representing the rest of the AFC South are Naptown’s Finest, Titan Sized and Toro Times.)
This week featured exciting match ups for the AFC South. While the Colts were away, the Titans faced one of their toughest challengers yet and the Jaguars took on the Texans in [...]

29 Sep

Jaguars Richard Collier Paralyzed, Had Left Leg Amputated

After sitting in intensive care for nearly a month, the news of Richard Collier has finally come out. The Jaguars offensive linemen is paralyzed below the waist and had his left leg amputated. That is better than the rumors that had been circulating but only just. The rumors said both legs were gone. 
Collier was taken [...]

29 Sep

Josh Scobee Squeaks Out Another Win

Yesterday, thousands in Jacksonville made the trek to The Jack with meat begging to be grilled and water. Lots and lots of  water. Though the heat was not as oppressive as it was two weeks previously when the Jaguars played the Bills, the heat was still pushing close to 100 on the field. However, this wasn’t some wimpy, [...]

28 Sep

Houston Texans At Jacksonville Jaguars Preview

The Texans are the Achilles heel of the Jaguars. When the Jaguars are flying high, the Texans are the team that brings them down to earth. They are the team that fans say, “how did we lose to them?” They had their first nonlosing season last year in part because they made a fool of [...]

25 Sep

The Jacksonville Jaguars Are The Most Dreaded Team In The NFL

According to InGameNow.com the Jacksonville Jaguars are the most dreaded team in the NFL. You’ve seen Mean Machine Rashean intercepting even the best quarterbacks. You’ve seen Reggie Nelson making people regret even trying to catch the ball. Mike Pete punishes you for trying to come across the middle. Greg Jones just knocks you out when you [...]

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