Jaguars looking to close out the season with a strong statement

While the outcome of the final game of the season for the Jacksonville Jaguars against the Indianapolis Colts has no bearing on any playoffs, it does have meaning for the Colts who can improve their playoff seeding with a victory.

The Jags had some tough breaks on the injury side of the game and hope to come back next season stronger than ever.

“The receiving corps has been banged-up all year but they’ve done a great job,” quarterback Chad Henne said.

The Jaguars currently hold the third pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.

Great seats and Tickets are still available for the season ending game.

Jaguars looking to bounce back against Titans

The Jacksonville Jaguars are hoping that another week of practice will help in defeating the 4-10 Tennessee Titans this Sunday.  The first meeting between the two teams ended with a 29-27 Jaguars victory.

The Jags may get some added motivation as longtime center and 14-year NFL veteran Brad Meester announced his intention to retire at the end of the season.

“It’s something I seriously thought about for a long time,” Meester said. “It’s been a tough decision for me because this is something that I love doing. … But the more and more I thought about it, the more I know that it’s time and I’m looking forward to that next chapter in my life and being able to spend some time with my family.”

The Titans, who are second in the AFC South, have yet to win a division game and Head Coach Mike Munchak is left scratching his head.

“We should have three division wins, but we don’t,” Munchak said. “We got to finish with two here. It does mean a lot for that reason. You’re battling for second in the division I guess or whatever that comes to at the end. We got to beat a team that has given us trouble.”

Great tickets and seats are still available for this weekends match up.

 

Jags looking to regroup after bye week

Injuries opening doors for young receivers

The Jacksonville Jaguars were hoping that WR Laurent Robinson would be able to come off the concussion program but that was not to be. Robinson, who has suffered three concussions in this the earliest part of the season, has still not fully recovered

Head coach Mike Mularkey has been forced to rely on very young players including rookies Justin Blackmon and Kevin Elliott. Two-year veteran Cecil Shorts has already begun getting time with the first team.

“Yeah we worked Cecil Shorts over at the X position these last couple days,” coach Mularkey said on Wednesday. “He’s been over at the Z since really the beginning of OTA’s so we’re just trying to get him comfortable at that other spot. It is different and he’s got a lot of work over there.”

The front office is feeling the pressure of a 1-4 start and GM Gene Smith recently put the offense on notice in an interview with the Florida-Times Union.

“It’s not where you want to be for sure. I’m confident that it will improve.  But there are a lot of different things – there’s certainly our health early in the year and that’s a part of the game, but there’s a level of synergy, players working together and you have to execute at a high level in order to be able to win. It can’t just be for two or three quarters.”

The Jaguars will next face the Oakland Raiders (1-4) in a battle to get to see who gets back on track first.  Be sure to get your tickets and help cheer on your Jaguars