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| Seau signs with New England, putting aside retirement plans |
NFL Football |
08/18/2006 |
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| al of 101 tackles. On Friday, the Patriots also announced the signing of Chris Luzar, a veteran tight end, and the release of tight end Walter Rasby, an 11-year NFL veteran. Luzar, 27, was drafted in the fourth round of the 2002 NFL draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars. The 6-foot-7-inch, 262-pound tight end out of Virginia played in 23 games in two seasons with the Jaguars and caught four passes for 35 yards. He was released by Jacksonville in November 2004 and signed two months later by the New York Giants. Ra |
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| NFL has record number of black head coaches this year |
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08/17/2006 |
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| n, not always called general manager but with equivalent duties, are the Baltimore Ravens' Ozzie Newsome, Arizona Cardinals vice president Rod Graves, Martin Mayhew with the Detroit Lions and James Harris, vice president of player personnel with the Jacksonville Jaguars. There were never more than four minority head coaches throughout the 1990s. Current black head coaches are: Romeo Crennel at Cleveland, Lovie Smith at Chicago, Marvin Lewis at Cincinnati, Herman Edwards at Kansas City, Tony Dungy at Indianapoli |
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| NFL 2006: Will Manning ever get his ring? |
NFL Football |
08/17/2006 |
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| sure had a familiar ring to it: A dominant regular season, clinching home-field advantage with a month to go, going into the first round with rested starters - and falling flat. All that happened to the Broncos in 1996, with a shocking loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. ``Their feeling was similar to ours,'' Manning said this summer, relaxing during a break in training camp. ``The sickness, the missed opportunity. It's as low as it can be. You work so hard to get home field these days.'' The subtext? That same |
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| Buck is a triple threat on Fox |
NFL Football |
08/14/2006 |
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| He'll host three pregame shows in October when Buck calls postseason baseball for Fox. Buck joins Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson, Pam Oliver, Jay Glazer and comedian Frank Caliendo. The season premiere is Sept. 10, when the Dallas Cowboys play the Jacksonville Jaguars. Copyright © 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. The information contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associated Press. |
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| Jones still learning with Jags |
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08/08/2006 |
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -The Jacksonville Jaguars have turned to videotape to find experienced receivers to emulate. Instead of merely watching five-time Pro Bowl receiver Jimmy Smith run routes on the practice field, they viewed footage of Marvin Harrison, Chad Johnson, Randy Moss and others Monday. ``Just some solid receivers,'' second-year wideout Matt Jones said. ``We watched the good, the bad and the ugly that they do. We don't just watch their catches. We watch everything and critique them.'' Jones, |
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| Jags sign Paul Spicer to three-year contract |
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07/31/2006 |
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Defensive end Paul Spicer signed a new three-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday. Terms of Spicer's new deal were not announced. Spicer had two years remaining on his original four-year contract, but opted for a deal that extended his contract through the 2008 season. ``I've been busting my hump since I've been here to become a starter,'' Spicer said. ``Now I'm going to let my play get me paid. ``The team first had some guys to get signed like Marcus Stroud, big |
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| Jackson trying to make name for himself |
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07/29/2006 |
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| , but I never really had a problem getting in trouble. I had guys older than me looking out for me.'' Jackson started his college career at Arkansas, but transferred back to Alabama State after one season because Matt Jones, now a receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars, was firmly entrenched as the Razorbacks' starting quarterback. Throwing for 7,893 yards and 67 touchdowns in three seasons with the Hornets certainly was impressive, but Alabama State barely registers as a blip on the college football radar scree |
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| Jags sign first-round pick Lewis |
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07/28/2006 |
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -First-round draft pick Marcedes Lewis signed a five-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Friday, a day before the team opens training camp. The tight end, chosen with the 28th overall pick, is expected to back up veteran Kyle Brady. But the Jaguars are counting on rookie's versatile skills to help replace Jimmy Smith, who abruptly retired in May and left the team with little experience at receiver. Lewis' deal is worth about $7.5 million, with a little more than $4.8 millio |
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| 2006 NFL Training Camp Dates |
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07/21/2006 |
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| , July 23; July 26. DENVER BRONCOS-Paul D. Bowlen Memorial Centre, Englewood, Colo., both July 28. HOUSTON TEXANS-Texans Practice Facility, Houston, July 23; July 27. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-Rose-Hulman Institute, Terre Haute, Ind., both July 30. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS-ALLTEL Stadium, Jacksonville, Fla., both July 28. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Wisconsin-River Falls, River Falls, Wis., both July 28. MIAMI DOLPHINS-Dolphins Training Center, Davie, Fla., both July 28. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Ma |
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| Bucs sign QB Fielder; TE Kranchick |
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06/29/2006 |
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| att Kranchick, who spent last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants. The team released receiver Ben Nelson and offensive tackle Stefan Rodgers. Fiedler has started 60 of 77 games he's played in 10 seasons with the Miami Dolphins, Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets, who released him in February in a cost-cutting move. The 34-year-old quarterback missed most of 2005 after injuring his right shoulder in the third game of the season. He had surgery to repair a torn labrum an |
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