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THIS WEEK: The Jacksonville Jaguars look to even their record as they playthe first of back-to-back road games on Sunday, November 2 against theCincinnati Bengals. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. EST.

David Garrard threw for 283 yards and two touchdowns last weekagainst Cleveland, but a late rally fell short as the Browns pulled out a 23-17win. Matt Jones tied his career-high with eight receptions for 117 yards. TheJaguars tied the game at 17-17 early in the fourth quarter, but the Brownsadded two field goals in a 30-second span to regain the lead.

“It's really crucial that we find a way to get that consistency that we'relooking for and that we be able to play more consistently as a football team andthat's my mission, ” Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio said. “There's only oneway to go about it. You can't just talk about it, you just have to roll up yoursleeves and go to work. It's what I know, it's what I believe in. We're going tostay the course in terms of correcting and moving on and expect to be bettergoing forward.

“What you are provided is an opportunity in this league. You get 16regular season opportunities and we've got nine remaining. We've got to focusour attention, our efforts and our energies on preparing the best we can and goout and compete in each and every ballgame as hungry as possible, and that'sthe way we're going to do it."

The Jaguars are 2-1 on the road in 2008 with wins at Indianapolis andDenver and are looking to win three consecutive road games for the third time(2005, 2007) and second consecutive season under head coach Jack Del Rio.

The Jaguars have faced four of the top five teams in the AFC throughseven weeks and join Baltimore as the only teams to open the season witheight consecutive games against AFC opponents. Following the Bengalsgame, the Jaguars will travel to Detroit for their first game against a NFC oppo-nent this season. The Jaguars are the only team in the NFL to have every gamethis season decided by seven points or less.

The Jaguars lead the overall series with the Bengals, 11-5, includingwins in four straight and nine of the last 10 games. The only opponents theJaguars have faced more than Cincinnati are Houston/Tennessee (27 games)and Pittsburgh (20 games). The clubs met twice each season from 1995-2001as members of the AFC Central where the Jaguars won two division titles. Theclubs’ last meeting was in 2005 with the Jaguars winning 23-20 on ESPN’sSunday Night Football.

THIS WEEK’S BEST■ 2008 schedule/AFC South Standings (page 2)■ NFL Leaders/Probable starters (page 3)■ Notes from Cleveland game (page 4)■ Garrard is the leader of the offense (page 4)■ Tight games/Turnover free football (page 5)■ Jaguars/Bengals series (pages 6-7)■ Head coach Jack Del Rio (page 8)■ Season recap (page 9)■ Player notes (pages 14-17)■ Positional analysis (pages 18-19) ■ A closer look at the roster (page 21)

THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE:Monday, October 272:15 p.m. Jack Del Rio availability3:15 p.m. Players availableTuesday, October 28No availabilityWednesday, October 2911:00 a.m. Bengals player

conference call11:20 a.m. Marvin Lewis conference call11:35 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. Players available12:25 p.m Jack Del Rio availability1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Practice open to mediaThursday, October 3011:35 a.m.- 12:25 p.m. Players available1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Practice open to mediaFriday, October 3111:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Practice open to media12:35 p.m. - 1:20 p.m. Players available Saturday, November 1No availabilitySunday, November 2Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals, 1:00 p.m.

REGULAR SEASON GAME 8

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (3-4)AT

CINCINNATI BENGALS (0-8)Sunday, November 2, 2008, 1:00 p.m. EST

Paul Brown Stadium (65,515), Cincinnati, Ohio

Television: Regionally on CBS and locally on WTEV CBS47 (Ch. 6 cable), Gus Johnson (play by play), Steve Tasker (color analyst) Radio: WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5) and the Jaguars Radio Network. Brian Sexton (play by play), Jeff Lageman (analyst), Sam Jordan (field)

PRESEASON OPPONENT TIME TELEVISION RESULT WEEK NINE SCHEDULEAugust 9 ATLANTA FALCONS 7:30 p.m. WTEV W, 20-17 (Open dates: Carolina, New Orleans, August 16 MIAMI DOLPHINS 7:30 p.m. WTEV L, 14-19 San Diego, San Francisco)August 23 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7:30 p.m. WTEV W, 23-17August 28 at Washington Redskins 7:00 p.m. NBC W, 24-3 Sunday, November 2REGULAR SEASON New York Jets at Buffalo 1:00 p.m.September 7 at Tennessee Titans 1:00 p.m. CBS L, 10-17 Jacksonville at Cincinnati 1:00 p.m.September 14 BUFFALO BILLS 1:00 p.m. CBS L, 16-20 Detroit at Chicago 1:00 p.m.September 21 at Indianapolis Colts 4:15 p.m. CBS W, 23-21 Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 p.m.September 28 HOUSTON TEXANS 1:00 p.m. CBS W, 30-27 (OT) Tampa Bay at Kansas City 1:00 p.m.October 5 PITTSBURGH STEELERS 8:15 p.m. NBC L, 21-26 Houston at Minnesota 1:00 p.m.October 12 at Denver Broncos 4:05 p.m. CBS W, 24-17 Arizona at St. Louis 1:00 p.m.October 19 OPEN DATE Green Bay at Tennessee 1:00 p.m.October 26 CLEVELAND BROWNS 4:05 p.m. CBS L, 17-23 Miami at Denver 4:05 p.m.November 2 at Cincinnati Bengals 1:00 p.m. CBS Dallas at New York Giants 4:15 p.m.November 9 at Detroit Lions 1:00 p.m. CBS Atlanta at Oakland 4:15 p.m.November 16 TENNESSEE TITANS 1:00 p.m. CBS Philadelphia at Seattle 4:15 p.m.November 23 MINNESOTA VIKINGS 1:00 p.m. FOX New England at Indianapolis 8:15 p.m.December 1 at Houston Texans 8:30 p.m. ESPNDecember 7 at Chicago Bears 1:00 p.m. CBS Monday, November 3

December 14 GREEN BAY PACKERS 1:00 p.m. FOX Pittsburgh at Washington 8:30 p.m.December 18 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 8:15 p.m. NFLNDecember 28 at Baltimore Ravens 1:00 p.m. CBS All times EDT

HOME GAMES IN CAPS ALL TIMES ARE JACKSONVILLE TIME

2008 SCHEDULE

Monday — Jaguars Reporters, 6:00 -- 7:00 p.m., WOKV AM & FM (690,106.5) with Vic Ketchman and Cole Pepper— Jaguars All-Access, 7:00 -- 7:30 p.m., WTEV CBS47 with Brian Sexton and Jeff Lageman

Tuesday — The Jack Del Rio Show, 6:00 — 7:00 p.m., WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5) and the Jaguars Radio NetworkWednesday — Jaguars This Week, 6:00 — 8:00 p.m., WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5) with Brian Sexton, Jeff Lageman, Vic KetchmanSunday — The Jack Del Rio Show, 11:00 a.m., WTEV CBS47

— Coggin Pregame Show, 11:30 a.m., WTEV CBS47 with Brian Sexton and Jeff Lageman— Tailgate Show, 10:00 a.m., WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5)— Suddath Pregame Show, 12:00 p.m., WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5) and the Jaguars Radio Network— Winn-Dixie Postgame Show, WOKV AM & FM (690, 106.5) and the Jaguars Radio Network

JAGUARS ON THE AIR

The Jaguars provide an informational website for media only which includes everythingfrom weekly and daily releases to quote sheets and transcripts from press conferences.Media can also check the site for daily practice and press conferences times. To receiveaccess to the media website please contact the Jaguars public relations office at 904-633-6590. The address for the media is www.jaguars.com/pr.

MEDIA WEBSITE

January 3-4 Wild-Card Playoffs January 10-11 Divisional PlayoffsJanuary 18 Conference ChampionshipsFebruary 1 Super Bowl XLIII, Tampa

Florida

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

The Jaguars are 2-1 in the division and have won consecutive division games for the first time since 2005 (did it twice) and only the thirdtime overall since the division was created in 2002. The Jaguars don’t play another division game until November 16 when they hostTennessee. The Jaguars finished second in the AFC South in 2007 with a 2-4 mark against division opponents.

TEAM W L T PCT PTS OPP HOME AWAY AFC NFC DIVTennessee 7 0 0 1.000 180 87 4-0 3-0 6-0 1-0 3-0Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 141 151 1-3 2-1 3-4 0-0 2-1Indianapolis 3 4 0 .429 149 162 1-2 2-2 2-2 1-2 1-2Houston 3 4 0 .429 175 185 3-1 0-3 2-4 1-0 0-3

This week: Jacksonville at Cincinnati; Green Bay at Tennessee; Houston at Minnesota; New England at IndianapolisLast week: Cleveland 23 at Jacksonville 17; Cincinnati 6 at Houston 35; Indianapolis 21 at Tennessee 31

2008 AFC SOUTH STANDINGS

AFC NFLTurnover differential (+1) 7th T-14thPoints Allowed Per Game (21.6) 8th 14thTime of possession (32:20) 3rd 6thPenalties (38) 8th T-10th

OFFENSE AFC NFLOffense (317.0) 8th 20thRushing (116.0) 7th 14thPassing (201.0) 8th 20thPlays of 10-plus yards (88) T-4th T-13thRushes of 10-plus yards (19) T-8th T-16th5-minute drives (15) 3rd 3rdFewest three-and-out drives (13) 5th 8thGiveaways (8) T-3rd T-6thThird down conversions pct. (41.7) 6th 11thFirst downs (141) T-3rd T-10th

DEFENSE AFC NFLDefense (338.6) 12th 23rdRushing Defense (108.0) 8th 17thPassing Defense (230.6) 12th 22ndInterceptions (6) T-6th T-12th

SPECIAL TEAMS AFC NFLOpp. start position after KO (23.0) 2nd 2ndStart position after KO (26.3) 11th 19thKO returns of 20+ yards (22) 2nd T-3rdPunt returns of 20+ yards (2) T-8th T-12thOpp. KO returns of 20+ yards (12) T-1st T-1st

RASHEAN MATHIS AFC NFLInterceptions (2) T-9th T-18th

MAURICE JONES-DREW AFC NFLRushing yards (330) 11th 28thYards from scrimmage (533) 11th T-31stRushes of 10-plus yards (9) T-8th T-20thFirst downs (30) T-6th T-16thPoints, non-kickers (30) T-5th T-17th

FRED TAYLOR AFC NFLRushes of 20-plus yards (2) T-8th T-24th

BRIAN WITHERSPOON AFC NFLPunt return average (12.2) 6th 7thKickoff return average (27.0) 5th 6thKickoff returns of 20+yards (19) 3rd 5th

DAVID GARRARD AFC NFLAttempts (225) 5th 11thCompletions (147) 5th 9thCompletion percentage (65.3) 6th 11thYards (1,542) 7th 17th

MATT JONES AFC NFLReceptions (38) T-7th T-13thReceiving yards (455) 10th 22ndReceptions for first downs (29) 4th 6th

JOSH SCOBEE AFC NFLPoints, kickers (51) T-5th T-18thTouchbacks (7) T-5th T-8th

JAGUARS AMONG 2008 NFL LEADERS

OFFENSEWR Reggie Williams - Former first-round draft pick scored his firstTD of the season last week against Cleveland.

LT Khalif Barnes - Has started 48 games at left tackle the last threeseasons.

LG Uche Nwaneri - Second-year pro has played in 16 games withseven starts.

C Brad Meester - Saw first action of the season last week atCleveland. Missed the first six games with a biceps injury suffered intraining camp.

RG Tutan Reyes - Ninth-year veteran has played in 45 games with36 starts.

RT Tony Pashos - Joined club as an unrestricted free agent fromBaltimore in 2007. Has started 22 games for the club.

TE Marcedes Lewis - Was club’s 2006 first round pick. Has areceiving touchdown in two of the last three games.

WR Matt Jones - Leads team with 38 receptions for 455 yards. Hasfive-plus receptions in six of the first seven games.

QB David Garrard - Posted 22-15 record as a starter and has ledclub to two comeback wins in 2008. Led team in rushing last week.

RB Fred Taylor - Needs 19 yards to reach 11,000 career rushingyards and one touchdown to set franchise record.

FB Greg Jones - Scored club’s only touchdown in season-opener.DEFENSE

DE Paul Spicer - Leads team with 17 quarterback pressures.Recorded a sack/forced fumble last week against Cleveland.

DT Rob Meier - Durable lineman who can play both end and tackle.Has played in 129 games in eight seasons and has 20.5 sacks.

DT John Henderson - Two-time Pro Bowl selection is the corner-stone of the defense. Has 28 tackles including one sack.

DE Derrick Harvey - 2008 first round pick ranks second on clubwith 15 quarterback pressures.

LB Justin Durant - Has 27 tackles the last three games.

LB Mike Peterson - Leads team with 75 tackles including a team-high 16 tackles last week against Cleveland.

LB Daryl Smith - Only defensive player to not miss a snap in allseven games.

LCB Rashean Mathis - Team’s all-time leader with 23 interceptionsincluding two returned for touchdowns this season.

RCB Drayton Florence - Joined club as unrestricted free agentfrom San Diego. Has played in 80 games with 47 starts.

SS Brian Williams - Moved to safety after starting last two seasonsat cornerback opposite Rashean Mathis.

FS Reggie Nelson - Returned to action last week after missingthree games with knee injury.

SUNDAY’S PROBABLE STARTERS

GARRARD LOCKED IN: Quarterback David Garrard has not thrown aninterception in four straight games dating back to 9/21 at Indianapolis andhas produced two of the four highest passing totals of his career in the lastfour games. Garrard has completed 91 of 140 passes for 995 yards and fivetouchdowns for a 97.7 rating over a four-game stretch. He has thrown 150consecutive passes without an interception, the fourth-longest streak inteam history. He holds the top mark at 209 passes from 9/9/07 through11/25/07. In addition, Garrard has 30-plus attempts in four straight gamesfor the first time in his career.

GARRARD’S LAST FOUR GAMES

OPPONENT ATT COMP YDS TD INT RATINGvs. Houston 32 23 236 1 0 103.1vs. Pittsburgh 32 18 200 1 0 85.4at Denver 34 25 276 1 0 107.0vs. Cleveland 42 25 283 2 0 95.6

LEADING THE OFFENSE: David Garrard accounted for 342 of the club’s380 yards of total offense last week against Cleveland. Garrard threw for283 yards and rushed for a team-high 59 yards. The Jaguars had five playsof 20-plus yards, four completions by David Garrard and a 24-yard run byGarrard.

MATT JONES LEADS RECEIVING CORPS: Matt Jones leads the teamwith 38 receptions for 455 yards and two touchdowns. Jones has five-plusreceptions in six of the first seven games and seven-plus receptions inback-to-back games. Jones tied his career-high with eight receptions for117 yards and one touchdown last week against Cleveland. He led theteam with seven receptions for 69 yards at Denver on 10/12. He has careertotals of 139 receptions for 1,847 yards and 15 touchdowns in 49 games.Jones has started the first seven games, the most starts of his career, andhas already surpassed his receiving totals from last season (24-317). Herecorded a career-high 41 receptions for 643 yards in 2006. He is in hisfourth season with the Jaguars after being selected with the 18th overallpick in 2005. He played quarterback at Arkansas for four seasons beforeconverting to wide receiver in the NFL. He has 15 career touchdown recep-tions, four in each of his first three seasons, and ranks fourth in franchisehistory with a 13.3 average per reception.

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES: Matt Jones ranks third in team historywith five career 100-yard receiving games. Jones recorded his fifth 100-yard receiving game last week with 117 yards against Cleveland. He has atleast one 100-yard receiving game in each season since 2005.

FIRST DOWN TARGET: Matt Jones ranks sixth in the NFL with 29 of his 38receptions resulting in first downs. Jones tied his career-high with eight receptionslast week at Cleveland with six resulting in first downs.

BRAD MEESTER RETURNS TO LINEUP: The Jaguars welcomed back centerBrad Meester to the starting lineup last week against Cleveland. Meester missedthe first six games after suffering a biceps injury in training camp. He has started120 games since being selected in the second round of the 2000 draft, the third-most in team history.

MOST STARTS IN JAGUARS HISTORY

PLAYER YEARS GAMES STARTEDJimmy Smith 1995-2005 150Fred Taylor 1998-2008 130Brad Meester 2000-2008 120Mark Brunell 1995-2003 117Donovin Darius 1998-2006 115

FOURTH DOWN SUCCESS: The Jaguars lead the NFL in fourth down attemptsand conversions as they have converted nine of 13 attempts. The Jaguars led theNFL in 2007 with 33 fourth down attempts and 19 conversions. The 33 attemptswere the most in the NFL since 1996 when New England had 34 attempts.

■ David Garrard finished 25 of 42 for 283 yards for a 95.6passer rating. The 42 attempts were a career-high while the283 yards were the third-most of his career. It was Garrard’sfirst game in 2008 with multiple touchdown passes and 12th ofhis career. ■ Garrard led the club with a season-high 59 rushing yards onseven carries, the third-highest rushing total of his career.Garrard was the first QB to lead the Jaguars in rushing sinceByron Leftwich had a team-high 41 rushing yards on January 2,2005 at Oakland. Garrard had a 24-yard run in the secondquarter, his longest rush since he had a 28-yard rush onDecember 4, 2005 at Cleveland. ■ Matt Jones tied his career-high with eight receptions for 117yards. Jones scored his 15th career receiving touchdown inthe third quarter.■ LB Mike Peterson had a season-high 16 tackles (12 solo).LBs Daryl Smith (7 tackle) and Justin Durant (11 tackles) werethe only defensive players to play all 55 snaps. Rookie DerrickHarvey had a team-high three quarterback pressures.■ Josh Scobee tied his career-high with a 53-yard field goal inthe fourth quarter, his third field goal of 50-plus yards in 2008. ■ The Jaguars had their fifth different starting lineup onoffense and sixth different starting lineup on defense throughseven games.■ The Jaguars finished with 113 rushing yards and haverushed for 100-plus yards in four of the last five games.■ Fred Taylor (2,365) surpassed Jim Brown (2,359) in 21stplace in NFL history for most carries.■ WR Reggie Williams scored his first touchdown of the sea-son on a five-yard pass from David Garrard in the second quar-ter. Williams, who had a season-long 32-yard reception in thethird quarter, has 16 career receiving touchdowns.■ The Jaguars controlled the ball for 35:05, the second-high-est total of the season, and had 74 offensive plays comparedto the Browns’ 52. The Jaguars have a 30-plus time of pos-session in five of seven games.■ The Jaguars were 11 of 20 on third down (55 pct.) while theyheld the Browns to only 3 of 12 on third down.

NOTES FROM CLEVELAND GAME

The Jaguars are 2-1 on the road in 2008 with a loss atTennessee in the season-opener and wins atIndianapolis and Denver. The Jaguars rank tied for sixthin the NFL with a 20-15 road record from 2004-08. TheJaguars finished 5-3 on the road in the 2007 regularseason and have posted a winning road record in threeof the previous five seasons under Jack Del Rio. Here’sa list of the top road records from 2004-08

TOP ROAD RECORDS FROM 2004-08

RK TEAM RECORD1. New England Patriots 28-72. Indianapolis Colts 25-103. Pittsburgh Steelers 22-144. San Diego Chargers 21-165. New York Giants 21-146. Jacksonville Jaguars 20-15

Carolina Panthers 20-15Green Bay Packers 20-15

9. Dallas Cowboys 20-1610. Philadelphia Eagles 19-16

JAGUARS PROVE TO BE ROAD WARRIORS

JAGUARS INVOLVED IN TIGHT GAMES: The Jaguars are 3-4 with their four lossescoming by an average of 5.5 points. The Jaguars are the only team in the NFL tohave every game this season decided by seven points or less.

2008 AVERAGE MARGIN OF DEFEAT

RK TEAM LOSSES AVG. MARGIN OF DEFEAT1. Chicago Bears 3 2.672. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3 3.673. Philadelphia Eagles 3 4.674. San Diego Chargers 5 4.805. Jacksonville Jaguars 4 5.50

Washington Redskins 2 5.50

JAGUARS RANK AMONG NFL’S BEST IN FEWEST TURNOVERS: The Jaguarsare tied for sixth in the NFL with only eight turnovers in seven games. The eightturnovers have led to only three points, the fewest points allowed after turnovers inthe NFL. The Jaguars went 10 consecutive quarters without a turnover before FredTaylor fumbled in the first quarter at Denver on 10/12.

2008 AFC LEADERS IN FEWEST GIVEAWAYS

RK TEAM GIVEAWAYS INTERCEPTIONS/FUMBLES1. Miami Dolphins 5 3/22. Cleveland Browns 7 6/13. Jacksonville Jaguars 8 4/4

Tennessee Titans 8 5/35. Oakland Raiders 9 3/6

New England Patriots 9 6/3

PETERSON RETURNS TO LINEUP IN 2008; LEADS TEAM IN TACKLES:Linebacker Mike Peterson returned to the starting lineup in 2008 after missing 17 gamesthe past two seasons with injuries and he leads the team with 75 tackles. Petersonrecorded a season-high 16 tackles (12 solo) last week against Cleveland and had 15tackles against Buffalo in week two. Peterson, who has started 124 games in nine NFL seasons, missed six regular season games and twopostseason games in 2007 with a broken hand. He started the first five games in 2006 before suffering a torn pectoral muscle and wasplaced on injured reserve. He has career totals of 1,301 tackles, 18.5 sacks, 15 interceptions, five forced fumbles and seven fumble recover-ies.

MATHIS LEADS TEAM WITH THREE TAKEAWAYS: Jaguars cornerback and team captain Rashean Mathis has recorded two inter-ceptions and recovered a fumble in the first seven games. Mathis returned both interceptions for touchdowns. Mathis picked off PeytonManning on 9/21 at Indianapolis and returned it 61 yards for a touchdown, then intercepted Ben Roethlisberger against Pittsburgh on 10/5 onthe opening possession and returned it 72 yards for the second-longest return in team history. Mathis has five interceptions againstPittsburgh in six games (including playoffs). Mathis joins Green Bay’s Charles Woodson and Nick Collins as the only three players with twointerceptions returned for touchdowns this season. Mathis recovered a fumble in week six at Denver for his franchise-record 26th careertakeaway. Mathis, who became the first Jaguars cornerback to be voted to the Pro Bowl in 2006, holds the franchise records with 23 careerinterceptions and three interceptions returned for touchdowns. He ranks tied for fourth in the NFL from 2004-08 with 21 interceptions.

JOSH SCOBEE LEADS KICKING GAME: Josh Scobee has made 12 of 14 field goals, including two game-winners, and leads the teamwith 51 points through seven games. Scobee hit 11 consecutive field goals before having one blocked last week at Cleveland. Scobee, whois 3 of 3 from 50-plus yards in 2008, tied the franchise-record with a 53-yard field goal against the Browns in the fourth quarter. Scobee con-nected from 37 yards in overtime against Houston on 9/28 and hit from 51 yards at Indianapolis in week three with four seconds remaining.He had a 50-yard field goal against Buffalo in week two. He has been successful on a franchise-best 80.8 percent (97 of 120) of his careerfield goal attempts.

SUPER BOWL RING REUNITES COACHES: : There will be several coaches and personnel members on the field Sunday that played anintegral role in the 2000 Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl championship. Baltimore defeated the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXV behindarguably one the greatest defenses in NFL history. Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio was the Ravens’ linebackers coach under Cincinnatihead coach Marvin Lewis, who served as the Ravens’ defensive coordinator. Del Rio and Lewis were two of five NFL coaches (BillParcells, Dallas; Steve Mariucci, Detroit; Dennis Erickson, San Francisco) hired in 2003. Jaguars Vice President of Player PersonnelJames Harris served in a similar capacity with Baltimore.

NAME POSITION WITH RAVENS IN 2000 CURRENT POSITIONJames Harris Director of Pro Personnel Jaguars Vice President, Player PersonnelJack Del Rio Linebackers Coach Jaguars Head CoachMarvin Lewis Defensive Coordinator Bengals Head CoachTerry McDonough Eastern College Supervisor Jaguars National ScoutArt Perkins Regional Scout Jaguars Executive ScoutChip Morton Assistant Strength Coach Bengals Strength & Conditioning Coach 5

vs. AFC: 3-4vs. NFC: 0-0vs. AFC South: 2-1vs. AFC North: 0-2vs. AFC East: 0-1vs. AFC West: 1-0at Home: 1-3on the Road: 2-1Score first: 1-1Lead at halftime: 1-0Tied at halftime: 1-0Trail at halftime: 1-4Lead after 3rd quarter: 2-1Tied after 3rd quarter 1-0Trail after 3rd quarter: 0-3Overtime: 1-0Win turnover margin: 2-1Lost turnover margin: 0-2Turnover ratio even: 1-1Have 100+ rushing yards: 3-1Have less than 100 rushing yards: 0-3Have 1 100-yard rusher: 2-0Have 1 100-yard receiver: 0-2No interceptions thrown: 2-2Five or fewer penalties: 2-1Score 20+ plus points: 3-1Score less than 20 points: 0-3Win coin toss: 1-2Lose coin toss: 2-2

JAGUARS 2008 RECORD...

THE SERIES: The Jaguars lead the overall series with the Bengals,11-5, including wins in four straight and nine of the last 10 games.The only opponent the Jaguars have faced more than Cincinnati areHouston/Tennessee (27 games) and Pittsburgh (20 games). Theclubs met twice each season from 1995-2001 as members of theAFC Central where the Jaguars won two division titles. The clubs’last meeting was in 2005 with the Jaguars winning 23-20 on ESPN’sSunday Night Football.

HEAD COACH MARVIN LEWIS: Marvin Lewis is in his sixth sea-son as the Bengals head coach after being hired on January 14,2003. Lewis has led the Bengals to a 42-46 mark including an 11-5record and AFC North title in 2005. In his rookie season of 2003,Cincinnati was the most improved team and Lewis finished secondbehind New England’s Bill Belichick for Associated Press NFL Coachof the Year. Lewis spent the 2002 season as assistant headcoach/defensive coordinator for the Washington Redskins and ledthe defense to a fifth-place ranking. Prior to Washington, Lewisserved six seasons (1996-2001) as defensive coordinator of theBaltimore Ravens. The Ravens defense is considered by many to beone one of the NFL’s all-time best. The Ravens defense set the NFLrecord for fewest points allowed in 2000 (165) en route to a SuperBowl victory over the New York Giants. Lewis spent 1992-1995 withthe Pittsburgh Steelers as linebackers coach in his first NFL coachingjob. In 11 seasons coaching at the collegiate level, Lewis spent timewith Idaho State (1981-84), Long Beach State (1985-86), New Mexico(1987-89) and the University of Pittsburgh (1990-91). He played line-backer, quarterback and safety at Idaho State from 1978-1980.

FLORIDA CONNECTIONS ON BENGALS ROSTER: The Bengals have nine players withties to Florida: DT Orien Harris (Univ. of Miami), LB Abdul Hodge (Ft. Lauderdale, BoydAnderson High), WR Glenn Holt (Miami, North Miami High), S Dexter Jackson (Quincy,Shanks High, Florida State), LB Rashad Jeanty (Miami, Carol City High, Central Florida), WRChad Ocho Cinco (Miami, Miami Beach), WR Andre Caldwell (Tampa, Thomas JeffersonHigh, Florida), S Corey Lynch (Cape Coral, Evangelical Christian High) and DT Pat Sims (Ft.Lauderdale, Dillard High) ... Asst. special teams/asst. linebackers coach Paul Guenther wasdefensive coordinator at Jacksonville University in 1997 ... Offensive coordinator BobBratkowski served in the same capacity at the University of Miami (FL) from 1989-91 ...

OHIO CONNECTIONS ON JAGUARS ROSTER: TE/LS Joe Zelenka (Cleveland,Cleveland Benedictine High) is the only Jaguars player with ties to Ohio ... Jaguars execu-tive director/college and pro personnel Gene Smith grew up in Mooresville, Ohio andattended Heidelberg University. He also began his coaching career at Ohio University ...Strength and conditioning coach Mark Asanovich began his coaching career as an assistantat Ohio State from 1984-85 ... Linebackers coach Mark Duffner spent six seasons (1997-2002) on the Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff ...

COACHING CONNECTIONS: Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio and Bengals tight endscoach Jonathan Hayes were teammates at Kansas City from 1987-88 ... Del Rio was defen-sive coordinator for Carolina in 2002 while Bengals special teams coach Darrin Simmonswas on the staff ... Jaguars defensive coordinator/assistant head coach-defense GreggWilliams served as head coach at Buffalo in 2001 while Bengals wide receivers coach MikeSheppard was offensive coordinator for the Bills ... Jaguars running backs coach KennedyPola was on the staff at Southern California from 2000-03 while Bengals QB Carson Palmerplayed there ... Jaguars offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter served as head coach at ArizonaState in 2001 while Bengals OT Levi Jones played there ... Jaguars special teams coordina-tor Joe DeCamillis served in the same capacity at Atlanta from 1999-2002 while Bengals TE Reggie Kelly played there ... Jaguars widereceivers coach Todd Monken was on the coaching staff at LSU while Bengals G/OT Andrew Whitford played there ... Jaguars linebackerscoach Mark Duffner served as head coach at Maryland from 1992--96 and Bengals defensive backs coach Kevin Coyle was on his staff ...Jaguars quarterbacks coach Mike Shula and Bengals linebackers coach Jeff Fitzgerald were on the same staff at Tampa Bay in 1990 ...Jaguars assistant head coach/tight ends Mike Tice and Bengals defensive line coach Jay Hayes were on the same staff in Minnesota in 2002...

OLD AFC CENTRAL RIVARLIES RESUME: The Jaguars play their second consecutive game against a former AFC Central foe as theytravel to Cincinnati on Sunday. The Jaguars were members of the AFC Central from 1995-2001 with Baltimore, Cleveland, Cincinnati,Houston, Tennessee and Pittsburgh. The Jaguars, winners of two AFC Central titles, play each former division rival in 2008.

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The Jaguars lead the regular season series 11-5.

DATE SITE RESULT9/10/95 at Cincinnati L 17-24

11/26/95 at Jacksonville L 13-1710/27/96 at Cincinnati L 21-2812/ 1/96 at Jacksonville W 30-2710/ 5/97 at Jacksonville W 21-1311/23/97 at Cincinnati L 26-3111/ 8/98 at Jacksonville W 24-1111/29/98 at Cincinnati W 34-1710/31/99 at Cincinnati W 41-10

1/ 2/00 at Jacksonville W 24-79/17/00 at Jacksonville W 13-0

12/17/00 at Cincinnati L 14-1711/11/01 at Jacksonville W 30-1312/ 9/01 at Cincinnati W 14-1012/15/02 at Cincinnati W 29-1510/ 9/05 at Jacksonville W 23-20

JAGUARS/BENGALSGAME-BY-GAME

JAGUARS CATEGORY BENGALS3-4 Record 0-8

T-2nd place, AFC South Standings 4th place, AFC North20th NFL Off. Rank 32nd317.0 Off. Yards Per Game 229.0116.0 Rushing Yards Per Game 77.8201.0 Passing Yards Per Game 151.3

141/20.1 Points Scored/Average 104/13.015 Touchdowns Scored 10

23rd NFL Defensive Ranking 22nd338.6 Yards Allowed Per Game 338.0108.0 Rushing Yards Allowed Per Game 146.9230.6 Passing Yards Allowed Per Game 191.1

151/21.6 Points Allowed/Average 217/27.117 Touchdowns Allowed 26

9/70 QB Sacks/Yards 6/5012/14 Field Goals/Attempts 11/12

25/44.4 Punts/Average 45/41.038/325 Penalties/Yards 46/360

7/4 Fumbles/Balls Lost 11/64 Had Intercepted 9

8/9 (+1) Turnovers/Takeaways 16/10 (-6)32:20 Average Time of Possession 26:51

JAGUARS/BENGALS 2008 STATISTICAL COMPARISON

FORMER COLLEGE/PRO CONNECTIONS: COLLEGE TEAMMATES: Jaguars WR Jerry Porter and Bengals DT John Thornton at WestVirginia ... Jaguars S Pierson Prioleau and Bengals K Shayne Graham at Virginia Tech ... Jaguars WR Mike Walker and Bengals LB RashadJeanty at Central Florida ... Jaguars CB Brian Williams and Bengals G/OT Scott Kooistra at North Carolina State ... Jaguars DT Derek Landri,Bengals S Chinedum Ndukwe and Bengals LB Corey Mays at Notre Dame ... Jaguars LB Thomas Williams, Jaguars RB ChaunceyWashington and Bengals DE Frostee Rucker at Southern California ... Jaguars DT Jimmy Kennedy and Bengals RB Kenny Watson at PennState ... Jaguars DE Derrick Harvey, Jaguars S Reggie Nelson, DE Jeremy Mincey and Bengals WR Andre Caldwell at Florida ... Jaguars DEQuentin Groves and Bengals DT Pat Sims at Auburn ... PROFESSIONAL TEAMMATES: Jaguars CB William James and Bengals LB DhaniJones at New York Giants ...

JAGUARS HAVE SUCCESS AGAINST AFC NORTH: The Jaguars have a 39-23 record against all four teams currently in the AFC Northand have won six of the last eight games against AFC North opponents. The Jaguars have a winning record against each team: Cincinnati(11-5), Cleveland (8-3), Baltimore (9-6) and Pittsburgh (11-9). The Jaguars are 6-4 against AFC North opponents under head coach Jack DelRio.

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THE LAST TIME - JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS VS CINCINNATI BENGALS

JAGUARS 23, Bengals 20October 9, 2005 - Jacksonville Municipal Stadium (66,137)

The Jaguars defeated the visiting Bengals 23-20 on ESPN Sunday Night Football .With the win the Jaguars improved to 3-2 and handed the Bengals (4-1) their first loss of theseason. Fred Taylor registered his first 100-yard rushing game of the season with 24 carriesfor 132 yards.

The Jaguars began the scoring with a 26-yard touchdown pass from Byron Leftwichto George Wrighster on the Jaguars’ opening drive. The Jaguars added a 32-yard JoshScobee field goal after Derrick Wimbush blocked a Kyle Larson punt in the first quarter.Scobee connected on a 51-yarder in the second quarter following a nine-play, 54-yard drive.The Bengals scored their first touchdown before halftime when Carson Palmer connected withChad Johnson on a 14-yard touchdown pass.

The Jaguars started the second half with a six-play, 62-yard drive that was cappedoff with an 11-yard touchdown pass from Leftwich to Ernest Wilford. The Bengals scored onback-to-back possessions in the third quarter as Shayne Graham connected on field goalsfrom 31 and 48 yards. The second scoring drive came after Wimbush fumbled a kickoff.Scobee tied a team-record with his 53-yard field goal in the fourth quarter as the Jaguars tooka 23-13 lead.

The Bengals drove 73 yards in three plays late in the fourth quarter and Palmer con-nected with Chris Henry on a 25-yard touchdown pass. After the Jaguars punted on theirnext series, the Bengals drove to the Jaguars 45-yard line before Daryl Smith sacked Palmerand forced a fumble which was recovered by Akin Ayodele. The Jaguars ran out the final 1:16of the game to preserve the victory.

Bengals 0 7 6 7 20JAGUARS 10 3 7 3 23

TEAM Qtr. Time Scoring Play ScoreJaguars 1st 10:31 Wrighster 26-yard pass from Leftwich (Scobee kick) 0-7Jaguars 1st 0:50 Scobee 32-yard field goal 0-10Jaguars 2nd 10:07 Scobee 51-yard field goal 0-13Bengals 2nd 5:36 C. Johnson 14-yard pass from Palmer (Graham kick) 7-13Jaguars 3rd 12:16 Wilford 11-yard pass from Leftwich (Scobee kick) 7-20Bengals 3rd 7:05 Graham 31-yard field goal 10-20Bengals 3rd 4:29 Graham 48-yard field goal 13-20Jaguars 4th 9:45 Scobee 53-yard field goal 13-23Bengals 4th 5:16 Henry 25-yard pass from Palmer (Graham kick) 20-23

NOTE: 17 players remain on the Jaguars current roster who played in the 2005 game.

STATISTICS

Cin. Jax.First Downs 20 19Rushes-Yards 26-132 37-181Net Passing Yards 232 161Total Net Yards 364 342Passing (A-C-I) 33-22-0 24-10-0Sacked 2-7 0-0Punts-Avg. 6-36.0 5-39.8Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1Penalties 12-94 10-98Time of Poss. 30:35 29:25

Weather: 80 degrees

RUSHINGJAGUARS - Taylor 24-132, G. Jones 4-24,Pearman 3-15, Williams 1-10, Leftwich 5-0Bengals - R. Johnson 18-76, Perry 7-55,Palmer 1-1

PASSINGJAGUARS - Leftwich 10-24-161, 2 TDsBengals - Palmer 22-33-239, 2 TDs

RECEIVINGJAGUARS - J. Smith 3-43, Williams 2-41,Wrighster 2-40 (1 TD), Pearman 1-19,Wilford 1-11 (1 TD), Brady 1-7Bengals - C. Johnson 5-52 (1 TD), Henry 3-85 (1 TD), Schobel 3-23, Walter 3-17,Washington 2-30, Perry 2-21, R. Johnson2-7, Kelly 1-5, J. Johnson 1-(-1)

JACK DEL RIO IN HIS SIXTH SEASON: JackDel Rio is in his sixth season as the Jaguars’ headcoach with a record of 48-39. Del Rio was namedto the post on January 17, 2003, becoming the sec-ond head coach in Jaguars history. Over the lastfive years the Jaguars rank tied for fifth in regularseason wins among the 32 NFL teams, with 43. In2007, the Jaguars posted an 11-5 regular seasonrecord to earn the second playoff berth in threeyears, in addition to the franchise’s first playoff winsince the 1999 season. The Jaguars defense hasthrived under the guidance of Del Rio as they rankfourth in the NFL over the past six seasons in yardsallowed (303.2) and fifth in points allowed (18.5)while the offense is fourth in rushing yards (133.6)and second in fewest turnovers (122).

Del Rio is now in his 23rd year in the NFL,his 12th as a coach. Del Rio spent 11 years as anNFL linebacker and had a standout college career atthe University of Southern California. He previously coached in New Orleans (1997-98), Baltimore (1999-2001), and Carolina (2002). He wasthe Panthers’ defensive coordinator, and in his only season with the club the defense improved from 31st in the NFL to second, the biggestone-season defensive improvement in NFL history. Del Rio was the linebackers coach for three seasons in Baltimore, where the Ravens’defense also ranked second each season. He helped the team win Super Bowl XXXV over the New York Giants and coached the Ravens’ tal-ented linebackers, overseeing the development of Peter Boulware, Jamie Sharper and Ray Lewis, the NFL’s Defensive Player of the Year in2000 and the MVP of Super Bowl XXXV. Prior to coaching, Del Rio played 11 seasons in the NFL, with New Orleans (1985-86), Kansas City(1987-88), Dallas (1989-1991) and Minnesota (1992-95), playing in the Pro Bowl following the 1994 season.

Del Rio was a starter at linebacker for Southern California (1981-84), where he earned All-America honors, was a runner-up for theLombardi Award and co-MVP of the 1985 Rose Bowl. Del Rio is one of three NFL head coaches (Jeff Fisher, Mike Holmgren) who graduatedfrom USC. Del Rio has learned from some of the best coaches in all of football. He was recruited to USC and played for John Robinson,and in the NFL he played under Bum Phillips, Jim Mora, Jimmy Johnson and Dennis Green. As an assistant coach, he has worked for Hall ofFamer Mike Ditka and Super Bowl winner Brian Billick, as well as Super Bowl participant John Fox. Among other notable coaches Del Riohas worked with are Dom Capers, Tony Dungy, Dave Wannstedt, Monte Kiffin, Mike Tice, Tom Moore, Norv Turner and Butch Davis. Draftedby baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays, Del Rio batted .340 while playing catcher on USC’s baseball team in 1983 and 1984 with future stars RandyJohnson and Mark McGwire. He was a third-round choice by the New Orleans Saints in 1985 and was named to the NFL’s All-Rookie team.

NFL HEAD COACHES WITH NFL PLAYING EXPERIENCE: Jack DelRio has the second-longest playing tenure in the NFL among current headcoaches. Del Rio played 11 seasons in the NFL with New Orleans (1985-86), Kansas City (1987-88), Dallas (1989-91) and Minnesota (1992-95). Hereare the 12 current head coaches, including all four in the AFC South, withNFL playing experience:

COACH YEARS IN NFL COACH YEARS IN NFLMike Singletary (interim) 12 Jim Haslett (interim) 9Jack Del Rio 11 Dick Jauron 8Jim Zorn 11 Jeff Fisher 5Herman Edwards 10 Tony Dungy 3Gary Kubiak 9 Sean Payton 1Ken Whisenhunt 9 Tom Cable (interim) 1

DEL RIO AMONG LONGEST TENURED NFL COACHES: Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio is in his sixth season with the Jaguars. DelRio is tied with Cincinnati’s Marvin Lewis in ninth place for the longest active continuously tenured head coaches with the same team in theNFL. Here’s the list:

POSTSEASONRK HEAD COACH, TEAM FULL SEASONS APPEARANCES

1. Jeff Fisher, Tennessee* 13 (1995-2007) 5Mike Shanahan, Denver 13 (1995-2007) 7

3. Mike Holmgren, Seattle 9 (1999-2007) 6Andy Reid, Philadelphia 9 (1999-2007) 6

5. Bill Belichick, New England 8 (2000-07) 66. Tony Dungy, Indianapolis 6 (2002-07) 6

John Fox, Carolina 6 (2002-07) 2Jon Gruden, Tampa Bay 6 (2002-07) 3

9. Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville 5 (2003-07) 2Marvin Lewis, Cincinnati 5 (2003-07) 1

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The Jaguars have a 43-28 mark in the last five seasons under head coach Jack DelRio, tied for the fifth-best mark in the NFL. Here is a list of NFL teams with the toprecords from 2004-08:

RK TEAM 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 OVERALL1. New England Patriots 14-2 10-6 12-4 16-0 5-2 57-142. Indianapolis Colts 12-4 14-2 12-4 13-3 3-4 54-173. Pittsburgh Steelers 15-1 11-5 8-8 10-6 5-2 49-224. San Diego Chargers 12-4 9-7 14-2 11-5 3-5 49-235. Jacksonville Jaguars 9-7 12-4 8-8 11-5 3-4 43-28

Denver Broncos 10-6 13-3 9-7 7-9 4-3 43-28Seattle Seahawks 9-7 13-3 9-7 10-6 2-5 43-28

8. Dallas Cowboys 6-10 9-7 9-7 13-3 5-3 42-309. New York Giants 6-10 11-5 8-8 10-6 6-1 41-30

Philadelphia Eagles 13-3 6-10 10-6 8-8 4-3 41-30

JAGUARS RANK AMONG NFL’S BEST FROM 2004-08

The Jacksonville Jaguars have six former head coaches ontheir coaching staff, two in the NFL and four in college.

COACH HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCEMike Tice Minnesota Vikings, 2002-05Gregg Williams Buffalo Bills, 2001-03Mark Duffner Holy Cross, 1986-91; Maryland, 1992-96Dirk Koetter Boise State, 1998-2000; Arizona State,

2001-06Mike Shula Alabama, 2000-02Thom Kaumeyer Palomar College, 1994

EXPERIENCED STAFF

DATE OPPONENT RESULT GAME NOTES9/ 7/08 at Tennessee L 10-17 The Jaguars lost both starting guards during the game to season-ending

injuries in Vince Manuwai (knee) and Maurice Williams (biceps). The Jaguars had three turnovers and allowed seven sacks as they fell to 9-5 on Kickoff Weekend in their 14-year history. Gerald Sensabaugh and 2008 first-round pick Derrick Harvey both had interceptions of Vince Young and Matt Jones opened the season with a team-high six receptions for 80 yards.

9/14/08 vs. Buffalo L 16-20 The Jaguars lost for the first time since 2005 when leading after the third quarter as the Bills scored twice in the final four minutes to pull out the win. The Jaguars overcame a 10-3 halftime deficit as they scored 10 points in the third quarter but couldn’t hold the lead.

9/21/08 at Indianapolis W 23-21 The Jaguars claimed their first victory of the season as they came from behindin the final minute to outlast the Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium. Josh Scobee made a 51-yard field goal with four seconds remaining as the Jaguars evened their division record at 1-1. Fred Taylor (26-121) and Maurice Jones-Drew (19-107, 1 TD) led a rushing attack that registered 236 yards on 48 carries and theJaguars controlled the ball for 41:35. The Jaguars forced two turnovers including a 61-yard interception return for a touchdown by Rashean Mathis.

9/28/08 vs. Houston W 30-27 (OT) David Garrard accounted for two touchdowns against the Texans as he threw for 236 yards and one touchdown and had seven carries for 41 yards and a touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Josh Scobee connected on a 37-yard field goal on the first possession of overtime, his second consecutive week with a game-winning field goal, as the Jaguars won their first overtime game since 2005.

10/ 5/08 vs. Pittsburgh L 21-26 The Jaguars lost a fourth quarter lead to Pittsburgh on NBC’s Sunday Night Football. Rashean Mathis had a 72-yard interception return for a touchdown, his second interception return for a score this season. Second-year wide receiver Mike Walker recorded career-high receiving numbers as he finished with six receptions for 107 yards. Ben Roethlisberger hit Hines Ward with an eight-yard touchdown pass with 1:53 remaining as the Steelers outlasted the Jaguars 26-21. The Jaguars managed only 213 total yards, 38 on the ground,but held the lead late in the fourth quarter.

10/12/08 at Denver W 24-17 Maurice Jones-Drew rushed for a season-high 125 yards and two touchdownsand David Garrard threw for a season-high 276 yards as the Jaguars evenedtheir record at 3-3 going into their bye week. The defense forced three turnovers (2 fumble recoveries, 1 interception) and the Jaguars became only the sixth team outside the AFC West to win in consecutive seasons at Denver.

10/26/08 vs. Cleveland L 17-23 The Jaguars overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to tie the game early in the fourth quarter, but their drive in the final seconds fell short. David Garrard, who led the team in rushing with 59 yards, finished 25 of 42 for 283 yards andtwo touchdowns. Garrard’s pass to Matt Jones in the end zone with nine seconds remaining was deflected by two defenders. Jones tied his career-high with eight receptions for 117 yards and one touchdown.

JAGUARS 2008 GAME-BY-GAME HIGHLIGHTS

Opponent (Record) Date Last Game Next Gameat Tennessee (7-0) Sept. 7, Nov. 16 Won, 31-21, vs. Indianapolis vs. Green Bayvs. Buffalo (5-2) Sept. 14 Lost, 16-25, at Miami vs. New York Jetsat Indianapolis (3-4) Sept. 21, Dec. 18 Lost, 21-31, at Tennessee vs. New Englandvs. Houston (3-4) Sept. 28, Dec. 1 Won, 35-6, vs. Cincinnati at Minnesotavs. Pittsburgh (5-2) Oct. 5 Lost, 14-21, vs. N.Y. Giants at Washington (Monday night)at Denver (4-3) Oct. 12 open date vs. Miamivs. Cleveland (3-4) Oct. 26 Won, 23-17, at Jacksonville vs. Baltimoreat Cincinnati (0-8) Nov. 2 Lost, 6-35, at Houston vs. Jacksonvilleat Detroit (0-7) Nov. 9 Lost, 17-25, vs. Washington at Chicagovs. Minnesota (3-4) Nov. 23 open date vs. Houstonat Chicago (4-3) Dec. 7 open date vs. Detroitvs. Green Bay (4-3) Dec. 14 open date at Tennesseeat Baltimore (4-3) Dec. 28 Won, 29-10, vs. Oakland at Cleveland

Combined 2008 regular season record of opponents: 58-55 (.513 pct.)

JACKSONVILLE’S 2008 REGULAR SEASON OPPONENTS

JAGUARS OWN PLUS-35 SCORING DIFFERENTIAL IN THIRD QUARTER: The Jaguars rank third in the NFL with a plus-35 scoringdifferential in the third quarter. The Jaguars have scored 45 points and allowed only two scores (10 points) in the third quarter of the firstseven games and have scored touchdowns on their opening drive of the second half in two consecutive games. The Jaguars rank third inthe NFL with 28 points scored on their first possession of the second half through seven games. Here’s a look at the third quarter highlights:

DATE OPPONENT9/ 7/08 at Tennessee Allowed only two first downs and forced a three-and-out on three possessions.9/14/08 vs. Buffalo Outscored the Bills 10-0. Recovered an onsides kick and had a sack/forced fumble by Quentin Groves

that was recovered by Reggie Hayward on the Bills’ only offensive possession.9/21/08 at Indianapolis Allowed only 17 yards on two possessions. Brian Williams intercepted Peyton Manning on first Colts

possession which resulted in a Maurice Jones-Drew touchdown run.9/28/08 vs. Houston The Jaguars scored on their opening possession and the Texans answered with a touchdown, the only

TD against the Jaguars defense in the third quarter through six games.10/ 5/08 vs. Pittsburgh Forced two three-and-outs and held the Steelers to zero yards on six plays. Quentin Groves and

Reggie Hayward split a sack on the third down on the Steelers second possession to force a punt.10/12/08 at Denver The Jaguars scored on their first possession of the second half on a 46-yard touchdown run by

Maurice Jones-Drew. The defense held Denver to a 39-yard field goal and forced a punt on their two possessions.

10/26/08 vs. Cleveland David Garrard began the opening drive of the third quarter with a 32-yard completion to Reggie Williams. The nine-play drive was capped off with an eight-yard touchdown pass from Garrard to Matt Jones. The Browns were forced to punt on their only possession of the third quarter.

CONTROLLING THE CLOCK: The Jaguars are third in the NFL with 15 drives offive minutes or more and rank eighth in the NFL with only 13 three-and-out drives.The average length of the Jaguars 25 scoring drives is 8.64 plays, the seventh-high-est in the NFL. The Jaguars had back-to-back drives of 13 plays against Houstonon 9/28 that led to a field goal and a touchdown. The Jaguars put together an 18-play drive in the fourth quarter at Indianapolis on 9/21 that lasted a team-record12:18 and concluded with a 21-yard field goal by Josh Scobee. In addition tobeing the longest scoring drive in team history for time, it tied for the second-longest scoring drive in team history for plays. The Jaguars had more than a 23-minute time of possession advantage at Indianapolis on 9/21 as they controlled theball for 41:35 compared to the Colts’ 18:25. The 41:25 time of possession was thethird-highest in team history and highest since 2006. In the second half the differential was 26:01 to 3:59. The Jaguars had three of the fourlongest drives in team history for plays and time in 2007. The four longest scoring drives for time have each come on the road and the fourlongest scoring drives for plays have also come in road games. Here’s a look at the longest scoring drives in team history for plays and time:

JAGUARS LONGEST SCORING DRIVES (Plays) JAGUARS LONGEST SCORING DRIVES (Time)

PLAYS OPPONENT YARDS/RESULT TIME OPPONENT PLAYS-YARDS-RESULT20 12/16/07 at Pittsburgh 74/TD 12:18 9/21/08 at Indianapolis 18-92-FG18 9/21/08 at Indianapolis 92/FG 11:44 9/23/07 at Denver 18-90-TD18 9/23/07 at Denver 90/TD 11:10 12/2/07 at Indianapolis 16-84-TD18 10/7/07 at Kansas City 87/FG 10:55 10/7/07 at Kansas City 18-87-FG18 12/22/02 vs. Tennessee 85/TD 10:27 10/18/98 at Buffalo 16-69-TD17 9/3/00 at Cleveland 68/TD 10:18 9/3/00 at Cleveland 17-68-TD17 9/8/02 vs. Indianapolis 81/TD17 10/20/02 at Baltimore 89/FG17 1/2/05 at Oakland 67/FG

UNDRAFTED FREE AGENT MAKES MARK WITH JAGUARS: Rookiefree agent Brian Witherspoon, known to his teammates as ‘Spoony,’ hasmade his presence known in the return game. Witherspoon ranks 7th in theNFL in punt return average (12.2) and sixth in kickoff return average (27.0).Witherspoon, 5-10, 175, has returned 19 of 23 kickoffs for 20-plus yardsincluding returns of 49 and 51 yards. The 19 returns of 20-plus yards ranksfifth in the NFL. He had a 29-yard punt return in the second quarter atTennessee in the season-opener. He was inactive at Denver on 10/12 with agroin injury. He was one of only two undrafted free agents to make theclub’s opening day roster. He was a first-team All-America selection in foot-ball and track at Stillman and also lettered on the baseball team. He wasnamed the Southern Intercollegiate Conference Male Track Athlete of theYear as a senior.

RK TEAM AVG. TIME OF POSS.1. Baltimore Ravens 33:382. New York Giants 32:513. Houston Texans 32:384. Washington Redskins 32:315. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 32:286. Jacksonville Jaguars 32:20

NFL TIME OF POSSESSION LEADERS

The Jaguars’ special teams unit ranks among the best in theNFL in several categories. The Jaguars won back-to-backgames with game-winning field goals by Josh Scobee. Scobeehas connected on 12 of 14 field goals and executed a success-ful onside kick in the third quarter against Buffalo in week two.Montell Owens took a direct snap against Houston on 9/28 onfourth down and raced 41 yards for his first career touchdown.Here’s a look at where the Jaguars rank:

AFC NFLOpp. start position after KO (23.0) 2nd 2ndStart position after KO (26.3) 11th 19thKO returns of 20+ yards (22) 2nd T-3rdPunt returns of 20+ yards (2) T-8th T-12thOpp. KO returns of 20+ yards (12) T-1st T-1st

CLOSER LOOK AT THE SPECIAL TEAMS

FINDING THE GROOVE: David Garrard is 147 of 225 passingfor 1,542 yards with six touchdowns and four interceptions inthe first seven games. Garrard has a 60-plus completion per-centage or higher in five of the seven games including threegames with a 70-plus completion percentage. He recorded his17th career 100-plus rating game on 10/12 at Denver as he fin-ished 25 of 34 for 276 yards with one touchdown for a 107.0passer rating. On 9/28 at Houston, he finished 23 of 32 for 236 yards with one touchdown for a 103.1 passer rating. He has not thrown an interception in the last four games.

2008 DAVID GARRARD GAME-BY-GAME (7 games, 7 starts) 3-4 record

PASSING RUSHINGDATE OPPONENT ATT COMP YDS COMP% TD INT Rtg ATT YDS AVG. LG TD W/L

9/ 7/08 at Tennessee* 35 23 215 65.7 1 2 68.2 3 2 0.7 2 0 L9/14/08 vs. BUFFALO* 28 17 165 60.7 0 1 62.4 6 32 5.3 11 0 L9/21/08 at Indianapolis* 22 16 167 72.7 0 1 75.4 2 8 4.0 6 0 W9/28/08 vs. HOUSTON* 32 23 236 71.9 1 0 103.1 7 41 5.9 13 1 W

10/ 5/08 vs. PITTSBURGH* 32 18 200 56.2 1 0 85.4 4 12 3.0 8 0 L10/12/08 at Denver* 34 25 276 73.5 1 0 107.0 8 7 0.9 4 0 W10/26/08 vs. CLEVELAND* 42 25 283 59.5 2 0 95.6 7 59 8.4 24 0 LTOTALS 225 147 1,542 65.3 6 4 86.6 37 161 4.4 24 1 3-4*Started

MULTI-TOUCHDOWN GAMES: David Garrard has registered 12 games with multiple touchdowns and the Jaguars are 9-3 in those games.Garrard threw for multiple touchdowns in a career-high six games in 2007 and registered two touchdowns last week against Cleveland. Hereis a list of Garrard’s multi-touchdown games:

DATE OPPONENT ATT COMP YDS COMP% TD RESULT11/14/04 vs. Detroit* 36 19 198 52.8 2 W, 23-17 OT12/ 4/05 at Cleveland* 20 11 116 55.0 2 W, 20-1411/ 5/06 vs. Tennessee* 22 12 177 54.5 3 W, 37-711/26/06 at Buffalo* 22 16 132 72.7 2 L, 24-2712/ 3/06 at Miami* 22 16 229 72.7 2 W, 24-1010/14/07 vs. Houston* 34 22 221 64.7 2 W, 37-1711/18/07 vs. San Diego* 24 15 189 62.5 2 W, 24-1712/ 2/07 at Indianapolis* 29 24 257 82.7 2 L, 25-2812/ 9/07 vs. Carolina* 36 20 230 55.5 2 W, 37-612/16/07 at Pittsburgh* 33 17 197 51.5 3 W, 29-2212/23/07 vs. Oakland* 18 11 199 61.1 2 W, 49-1110/26/08 vs. Cleveland* 42 25 283 59.5 2 L, 17-23*Started

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David Garrard ranks ninth among active NFL starting quarterbacks with aminimum 30 regular season starts. Garrard has recorded a 22-15 record(.594 pct.). Here’s the list:

RK PLAYER, TEAM W L PCT.1. Tom Brady, New England 87 24 .7842. Tony Romo, Dallas 23 9 .7193. Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh 44 18 .7104. Philip Rivers, San Diego 28 12 .7005. Peyton Manning, Indianapolis 108 59 .6476. Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia 77 42 .6477. Rex Grossman, Chicago 19 11 .6338. Jake Delhomme, Carolina 44 29 .6039. David Garrard, Jacksonville 22 15 .594

10. Brad Johnson, Dallas 72 52 .581

STARTING RECORDS OF ACTIVE NFL QUARTERBACKS

Quarterback David Garrard is in his second season as thestarter after leading the club to a 9-3 mark in 12 starts in 2007and helped the club earn its first postseason win since 1999.Garrard has career totals of 668 for 1,089 for 7,594 yards with42 TDs/20 INTs for a 87.4 passer rating. Garrard, a fourth-round pick in 2002, has played in 47 games with 37 startsover seven seasons and owns a 22-15 career record. Hereare additional notes:

■ Holds the franchise record with a 87.4 career passer rating. ■ Set the franchise single-season record for highest passerrating (102.2) and highest completion percentage (64.0) in2007. ■ Finished with the second lowest interception percentage ina season in 2007 for any quarterback in NFL history with 300+attempts at 0.92 (3 interceptions in 325 attempts). The lowestwas 0.90 by Steve DeBerg in 1990 (4 interceptions in 444attempts). ■ Holds the team record at eight consecutive games withoutthrowing an interception. ■ Recorded a 100-plus rating in a career-high seven games in2007 and he threw for multiple touchdowns in five of the lastsix games.

DAVID GARRARD TIDBITS

David Garrard has shown the ability to leave the pocket and make plays forthe Jaguars. Garrard ranks third in the NFL among quarterbacks inrushing yards since 2006. Here’s the list:

RK PLAYER, TEAM ATT YDS AVG. LG TD1. Michael Vick, Atl. 123 1,039 8.4 51 22. Vince Young, Ten. 177 951 5.4 39t 103. David Garrard, Jax. 133 596 4.5 24 24. Donovan McNabb, Phi. 99 593 6.0 40 45. Tarvaris Jackson, Min. 79 403 5.1 32 4

TOP NFL RUSHERS AMONG QBs FROM 2006-08

GARRARD’S TOUCHDOWNS BY RECEIVERS (42): Reggie Williams (8), Matt Jones (8), Marcedes Lewis (5), George Wrighster (5),Jimmy Smith (4), Ernest Wilford (4), Dennis Northcutt (3), Greg Jones (2), LaBrandon Toefield (1), Fred Taylor (1), John Broussard (1).

GARRARD SHOWS MATURITY: David Garrard has led the Jaguars to two comeback wins in 2008. Garrard engineered the offense twiceto set up game-winning field goals by Josh Scobee in both games. Here’s a look at Garrard’s fourth quarter heroics:

DATE OPPONENT9/21/08 at Indianapolis The Colts had a 21-20 lead when the Jaguars took possession with 1:11 remaining. Garrard connected

on five of six passes for 36 yards with the last one a nine-yard completion to Mike Walker at the Colts 41-yard line. Scobee connected on a 51-yard field goal for club’s first win of the season.

9/28/08 vs. Houston Garrard had to lead the team twice in as the Jaguars trailed Houston 24-20 with 6:58 left in the game. Garrard engineered a 13-play drive that saw him complete four passes for 29 yards and rush four times for 31 yards, capping the drive off with a five-yard touchdown run. The Texans rallied back for a fieldgoal to send the game into overtime. After the Jaguars won the coin toss, Garrard hooked up with Matt Jones for a 24-yard completion and hit Greg Jones on a screen pass that went 22 yards to set up a Scobee game-winning 37-yard field goal.

WHERE MAURICE JONES-DREW RANKS IN JAGUARS HISTORY:Leads the team in rushing in 2008 with 77 carries for 330 yards and five rushing

touchdowns. Ranks second with 24 receptions for 203 yards, the second-mostreceptions among AFC running backs. Also leads the team with 533 yards fromscrimmage.

Owns four of the franchise’s top eight marks for all-purpose yards including ateam-record 303 against Indianapolis on 12/10/06. Owns the top two marks forsingle-season all-purpose yards with 2,250 in 2006 and 2,014 in 2007.

Ranked fourth with 31 touchdowns as he surpassed Keenan McCardell (30,1996-2001) in fourth place at Denver on 10/12

First among all Jaguars running backs with 5.0 career average per rush.Tied with Fred Taylor for most consecutive games scoring a touchdown with

eight and holds club record with eight consecutive games with a rushing touch-down.

Ranked fourth with 2,039 career rushing yards and second behind Taylor formost rushing yards by a rookie with 941 in 2006.

Fourth in career all-purpose yards (4,876) and fifth in career yards from scrim-mage (3,085).

First in career kickoff return yards (1,726), kickoff return touchdowns (2) andhighest average per kickoff return (26.5). He ranks second with 65 career kickoffreturns.

Owns longest kickoff return in team history with 100-yard touchdown on 11/4/07at New Orleans.

Ranked second with 96 points (16 TDs) as a rookie in 2006.Holds single-season record by a rookie with 46 receptions in 2006.

Was one of six running backs selected in the first two rounds of the 2006 draft. Jones-Drew, the 60th overall pick, leads the group in sev-eral statistical categories including 31 total touchdowns and 4,876 total yards. Led the team with 2,014 all-purpose yards in 2007 and ranked second with 768 rushing yards. His 10 touchdowns (9 rushing, 1 return)

were tied with Reggie Williams for a team-high.

THREAT IN RUSHING, PASSING AND RETURN GAME: Maurice Jones-Drew has shown the ability to be a threat as a rusher, receiverand returner in his first 38 games (did not play in ‘07 finale) as a Jaguar, averaging 81.2 yards from scrimmage and 128.3 all-purpose yardsper game. Jones-Drew was the only player in the NFL with 2,000-plus combined yards in each of the last two seasons (2006-07).Jones-Drew ranks fourth in franchise history with 31 touchdowns in 38 games and led or tied for the team-lead in touchdowns in each of hisfirst two seasons. He has recorded seven career 100-yard rushing games and seven games with 200-plus all-purpose yards. He is the onlyplayer in team history to record two career kickoff returns for touchdowns as he scored on a 93-yard return on 12/10/06 vs. Indianapolis anda 100-yard return on 11/4/07 at New Orleans. In addition, he set the club rookie record with 46 receptions in 2006 and has 107 career recep-tions for 1,027 yards.

JONES-DREW IS A MAJOR PART OF PASSING GAME: Maurice Jones-Drew is utilized in several different ways by the Jaguars and hehas thrived in the passing game. Jones-Drew ranks second among AFC running backs with 24 receptions for 203 yards and ranks secondon the team behind Matt Jones (38 rec., 455 yards). Jones-Drew, who has 110 career receptions, has the most receptions by a Jaguar since2006 and has the longest current streak on the team with a reception in 26 consecutive games. He joined Fred Taylor (277) and JamesStewart (119) as the only running backs in franchise history with 100-plus receptions. In addition, he is the fourth-fastest player to reach1,000 career receiving yards in team history as he did it in his 36th career game. He has at least three receptions in 21 of 38 games.

JONES-DREW WANTS THE BALL ON THE GOAL LINE: Maurice Jones-Drew leads the Jaguars with five rushing touchdowns in 2008including two at Denver on 10/12 and has 27 career rushing touchdowns in 38 games. The 27 career rushing touchdowns rank third in teamhistory and are the third-most in the NFL since 2006. He has only gone more than three games in his career without a rushing touchdown onetime and that was the first four games of his career.

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RK PLAYER, TEAM TDS1. LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego 472. Marion Barber III, Dallas 293. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville 274. Clinton Portis, Washington 255. Larry Johnson, Kansas City 23

Joseph Addai, Indianapolis 23

NFL RUSHING TOUCHDOWN LEADERS2006-08

RK PLAYER, TEAM TDS1. LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego 542. Marion Barber III, Dallas 353. Terrell Owens, Dallas 334. Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville 31

Brian Westbrook, Philadelphia 31

NFL TOUCHDOWN LEADERS 2006-08

THE SKINNY ON FRED TAYLOR: ■ First round pick (9th overall) of the Jaguars in 1998. Heis the only player who remains on the Jaguars roster from1998. He has played in seven of the club’s 11 playoffgames. ■ Ranks 18th in NFL history for most rushing yards withcareer totals of 2,365 carries for 10,981 yards and 61 rush-ing touchdowns in 134 games. He has led the Jaguars inrushing in eight of the last 10 seasons. ■ Jaguars career, single-season and single-game rushingleader. Owns the top seven single-season club marks forrushing yards.■ Tied with Jimmy Smith for most touchdowns in teamhistory with 69.■ Holds the franchise record for yards from scrimmage(13,304) and all-purpose yards. Needs 75 yards fromscrimmage to move into 28th place in NFL history, surpass-ing Ottis Anderson (13,335) and O.J. Simpson (13,378).■ Has started 130 of 134 games in 11 seasons, the sec-ond-most in team history in both categories.

TAYLOR PICKS UP FIRST DOWN AND MORE: FredTaylor has 13 career rushes of 50-plus yards, 72 of 20-plusyards and leads all active players with 315 rushes of 10-plus yards. Taylor had a career-high four rushes of 50-plusyards in 2007. Taylor broke free for a team-record 80-yardtouchdown run against Carolina on 12/9/07 in the fourthquarter. Taylor finished with two of the four longest rushesin the NFL in 2007 as he had a 76-yard run againstHouston on October 14. He scored on a 50-yard touch-down run on the club’s opening possession against Buffaloon 11/25 and went 62 yards for a score on the club’s firstplay from scrimmage against Oakland on 12/23.

TAYLOR NEARS 11,000 RUSHING YARDS; CLUB’S TD RECORD: FredTaylor needs 19 rushing yards to reach 11,000 career rushing yards in his 135thcareer game. In addition, Taylor needs one touchdown to have the most touch-downs in team history with 70, surpassing Jimmy Smith (69 TDs). Taylor wouldbecome the 71st player in NFL history with 70-plus career touchdowns and onlythe 11th active player.

2007 WAS A SPECIAL SEASON: Fred Taylor will never forget the 2007 seasonand what he was able to accomplish. Taylor surpassed 10,000 career rushingyards, set team records for career yards from scrimmage and all-purpose yardsand was the only NFL player to have 100-plus rushing yards in five consecutivegames. He ranked fifth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL with 1,202 rushing yardson 223 carries (5.4 avg.) and surpassed the 1,000 yards mark for the seventh sea-son (tied for ninth-most in NFL history).

TWO-HEADED MONSTER: Fred Taylor (80-266) and Maurice Jones-Drew (77-330) lead the Jaguars rushing attack which ranks 14th in the NFL. The duo com-bined for 228 of the club’s 236 rushing yards at Indianapolis in week three, the18th game in team history with 200-plus rushing yards and 11th time under headcoach Jack Del Rio. Taylor finished with 121 yards on 26 carries while Jones-Drew had 19 carries for 107 yards and one touchdown as the duo had 100-plusrushing yards in the same game for the second time. The Jaguars are the 16thteam since 2000 to have two players with 100-plus rushing yards in the same game. They became the first running back duo in team historyto accomplish the feat on Dec. 10, 2006 against Indianapolis.

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RK PLAYER YEARS ATT. YARDS AVG. LG TD1. Emmitt Smith 15 4,409 18,355 4.2 75t 1642. Walter Payton 13 3,838 16,726 4.4 76 1103. Barry Sanders 10 3,062 15,269 5.0 85 994. Curtis Martin 11 3,518 14,101 4.0 70t 905. Jerome Bettis 13 3,479 13,662 3.9 71t 916. Eric Dickerson 11 2,996 13,259 4.4 85t 907. Tony Dorsett 12 2,936 12,739 4.3 99t 778. Jim Brown 9 2,359 12,312 5.2 80t 1069. Marshall Faulk 12 2,836 12,279 4.3 71t 100

10. Marcus Allen 16 3,022 12,243 4.1 61t 12311. Franco Harris 13 2,949 12,120 4.1 75t 9112. Thurman Thomas 13 2,877 12,074 4.2 80t 6513. Edgerrin James* 10 2,957 11,987 4.1 72 8014. John Riggins 14 2,916 11,352 3.9 66t 10415. Corey Dillon 10 2,618 11,241 4.3 96t 8216. O.J. Simpson 11 2,404 11,236 4.7 94t 6117. LaDainian Tomlinson* 8 2,507 11,201 4.5 85t 11918. Fred Taylor* 11 2,365 10,981 4.6 80t 6119. Ricky Watters 10 2,622 10,643 4.1 57 7820. Warrick Dunn* 11 2,572 10,604 4.1 90t 4821. Tiki Barber 10 2,217 10,449 4.7 95t 5522. Eddie George 9 2,865 10,441 3.6 76 6823. Ottis Anderson 14 2,562 10,273 4.0 76t 8124. Jamal Lewis* 8 2,249 9,589 4.3 82t 5725. Shaun Alexander* 9 2,185 9,448 4.3 88t 100

*Active

NFL’S TOP RUSHERS

Fred Taylor ranks 18th in NFL history for most rushingyards with career totals of 2,365 carries for 10,981 yardsand 61 rushing touchdowns in 134 games. He trails onlyArizona’s Edgerrin James and San Diego’s LaDainianTomlinson among active running backs in rushing yards.Taylor has led the Jaguars in rushing in eight of the last10 seasons. Taylor ranks among the NFL’s all-time bestin several categories. Here’s a look at where Taylor ranksin NFL history in several categories:

Rushing yards per game (81.9) 10thYards from scrimmage per game (99.3) 12thRushes of 10-plus yards (315)* 5thRushes of 50-plus yards (13) 4thYards from scrimmage (13,304) 30thRushing touchdowns (61) T-34thRushes (2,365) 21st

*Leads all active players

TAYLOR AMONG NFL’S BEST

“BIG HEN” CLOGS UP THE MIDDLE: Defensive tackle John Henderson is regard-ed as one of the NFL’s top defensive linemen. Henderson has recorded 478 tackles(368 solo), 25.0 sacks, 128 quarterback pressures, 35 tackles for loss, four forced fum-bles and three fumble recoveries in 102 games Additional notes on Henderson include:

Henderson, the ninth overall pick in 2002, earned his first Pro Bowl appearance in2004 and returned in 2006. He was the highest-drafted defensive lineman ever by theJaguars and second defensive tackle drafted overall in 2002. In 2004, Henderson posted a career-high 98 tackles and 40 quarterback pressures

along with 5.5 sacks. He combined with defensive tackle Marcus Stroud in 2004 for 10sacks, the third-best mark in the NFL among defensive tackle tandems. Ranks fifth in team history with 25.0 sacks in 102 career games. Has three career

multi-sack games. Missed a game for the first time in his career at Denver on 9/16/07 with a

head injury, snapping a streak of 82 consecutive games played.

SPICER TAKES LONG ROUTE TO THE NFL: DE Paul Spicer leads the team with 17 quarterback pressures in seven games along with1.5 sacks. Spicer recorded a sack/forced fumble last week against Cleveland. Spicer led the team with 7.5 sacks in 2007 and finished theregular season with a sack in three of the last five games. Spicer picked up his first career postseason sack at Pittsburgh in the AFC WildCard Game. The 7.5 sacks tied for the most of his career (7.5, 2005) and ranked tied for ninth in the AFC. Spicer has 26.5 career sackswhich ranks fourth in team history. Spicer, who is in his ninth NFL season, spent portions of the 1998 season with the Saskatchewan RoughRiders of the Canandian Football League after being released by Seattle in training camp. He played two games with Detroit in 1999 beforesigning with the Jaguars prior to the 2000 regular season.

SENSABAUGH MAKES PLAYS IN RETURN TO ACTION: Safety Gerald Sensabaugh returned to action in 2008 after missing the final14 games of 2007 with a shoulder injury and is tied for the team-lead with two interceptions. Sensabaugh, who has started 15 of 41 gamesin four seasons, has started the last four games. Sensabaugh intercepted Vince Young in the season-opener at Tennessee in the secondquarter and returned it 23 yards to the Titans five-yard line to set up the Jaguars’ only touchdown. It was Sensabaugh’s third career inter-ception and first since Dec. 10, 2006 vs. Indianapolis. In the third quarter, he partially blocked a Craig Hentrich punt. On 10/12 at Denver,Sensabaugh picked off Jay Cutler on a deep pass intended for Brandon Marshall in the first quarter.

2008 FIRST ROUND PICK PILING UP THE PRESSURES: 2008 first round pick Derrick Harvey ranks second on the team with 15quarterback pressures through seven games including 12 in the last three games. Harvey, the eighth overall pick, recorded a team-high sixquarterback pressures at Denver on 10/12.

SMITH LEADS DEFENSIVE CHARGE: Daryl Smith is in his fifth season and has emerged as one of the NFL’s elite young linebackers.Smith ranks second on the team with 61 tackles and has led the team in tackles in three of the last four games. Smith also has a sack, oneforced fumble and three quarterback pressures. He finished with 16 tackles, one pass defensed and one forced fumble against Houston on9/28, the third-most tackles of his career. The 2004 second round pick has started 67 of 69 games and surpassed 100 tackles in threestraight seasons. He assumed the middle linebacker job the last two seasons with injuries to Mike Peterson and is starting on the outsideagain in 2008.

MARCEDES LEWIS COMING OF AGE: Tight end Marcedes Lewis finished with three receptions for a career-high 64 yards at Denver on10/12 including a career-long 30-yard touchdown reception and followed with three receptions for 34 yards last week against Cleveland.Lewis, who has a touchdown reception in two of the last three games, hooked up with David Garrard on a 24-yard touchdown receptionagainst Pittsburgh on 10/5. The 30-yard reception at Denver was the longest scoring reception by a Jaguar this season. Lewis has 13receptions for 185 yards with a team-high 14.2 average per reception.

MIKE WALKER HAS BREAKOUT GAME: Second-year pro Mike Walker produced career-high receiving numbers against Pittsburgh on10/5 as he led the team with six receptions for 107 yards, the first 100-yard receiving game of the season for the Jaguars. Walker had recep-tions of 32, 18, 18, 16, 14 and 9 yards and finished with a 17.8 average per reception. Walker had five receptions for 46 yards againstHouston on 9/28. Walker was inactive the last two games with a knee injury. He has played in only four career games after spending hisrookie season on injured reserve with a knee injury. Walker, 6-2, 208, was a third round pick in 2007 after playing four seasons at CentralFlorida with Denver’s Brandon Marshall. He played in all four preseason games in 2007 and finished with four receptions for 33 yards beforere-aggravating a knee injury in the preseason finale against Washington.

EXPERIENCED GROUP: 11 Jaguars players have played in 100 or more games during their careers: G Chris Naeole (154 games, 150starts), TE/LS Joe Zelenka (148 games, 0 starts), RB Fred Taylor (134 games, 130 starts), DL Rob Meier (129 games, 40 starts), LB MikePeterson (127 games, 124 starts), C Brad Meester (120 games, 120 starts), S Pierson Prioleau (120 games, 48 starts), WR Dennis Northcutt(119 games, 56 starts), WR Jerry Porter (108 games, 64 starts), DE Paul Spicer (108 games, 60 starts) and DT John Henderson (102 games,98 starts). Only Taylor (134), Meier (129), Meester (120), Zelenka (119), Spicer (106) and Henderson (102) have played in 100 games as aJaguar.

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RK PLAYER SACKS1. Tony Brackens (1996-2003) 55.0

Joel Smeenge (1995-2000) 34.03. Kevin Hardy (1996-2001) 28.54. Paul Spicer (2001-08) 26.55. John Henderson (2002-08) 25.0

JAGUARS CAREER SACKS LEADERS

VETERAN ACQUISITIONS: The Jaguars added five unrestricted free agents in the offseason and all five players are on the current rosterled by cornerback Drayton Florence and wide receiver Jerry Porter. Here’s the list:

PLAYER POSITION CAREER NOTESJerry Porter WR Has played in 108 games with 64 starts over nine seasons. Career totals include 285 receptions for

3,945 yards and 30 TDs. Has played in seven postseason games including one Super Bowl. Started all 16 games in 2007 and finished with 44 receptions for 705 yards and six TDs. Was inactive (hamstring) the first three games and has returned to action the last four games.

Cleo Lemon QB Signed as unrestricted free agent from Miami to back up David Garrard. Has spent time with Baltimore, San Diego and Miami. Started a career-high seven games in 2007 for Miami.

Drayton Florence CB Veteran cornerback has played in 80 games with 47 starts. Originally a second round pick by the Chargers in 2003. Has 10 career interceptions, 49 passes defensed. Starts at cornerback opposite Rashean Mathis. Forced a fumble on Brandon Marshall at Denver on 10/12 and recovered it.

Jimmy Kennedy DT Former 12th overall pick in 2003 draft by St. Louis. Has played in 59 games with 30 starts for St. Louis, Chicago and Jacksonville. Career totals include four sacks, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.

Pierson Prioleau S Veteran safety is in his 10th NFL season and has played in 120 games with 48 starts with San Francisco, Buffalo and Washington. Sees action primarily on special teams. Played under current Jaguars defensive coordinator Gregg Williams at Buffalo and Washington.

JAGUARS 2008 DRAFT CLASS: The Jaguars had five total selections in the 2008 draft, the fewest in franchise history, and four of theplayers are on the current roster. The Jaguars moved up via trade in the first two rounds and selected Florida defensive end Derrick Harveyand Auburn defensive end Quentin Groves. The Jaguars traded their first round pick (26th), two third round picks (71st, 89th) and a fourthround pick (125th) to Baltimore to select Harvey at eighth overall. It was the second time in franchise history and second consecutive yearthe Jaguars traded their original first round pick.

PLAYER POS ROUND CHOICE COLLEGE NOTESDerrick Harvey DE 1st 8th Florida First defensive end chosen in the first round in

franchise history. Was one of three defensive endsselected in the first round and second overall (ChrisLong, St. Louis).

Quentin Groves DE 2nd 52nd Auburn Tied Auburn’s 22-year old career record of 26 QB sacks. Played in 49 games with 23 starts.

Thomas Williams LB 5th 155th Southern California Started 14 of 49 games at three linebacker positionsand fullback in four seasons.

Chauncey Washington RB 7th 213th Southern California Led Trojans in rushing his final two seasons.

SECOND ROUND SUCCESS: The Jaguars have selected seven players with second round picks since Jack Del Rio and his staff took thehelm in 2003. DE Quentin Groves was the club’s second round pick in 2008. The previous six second round picks have all played key roleswith the Jaguars. Here’s the list:

NAME POS. YEAR DRAFTED CAREER NOTESRashean Mathis CB 2003 Became first Jaguars cornerback to be voted to the Pro Bowl as he was

named a starter in 2006. Owns team record with 23 career interceptions. Greg Jones FB/RB 2004 Named first alternate to the Pro Bowl in 2007. Has started 32 of 53 games

with career totals of 257 carries for 869 yards and nine touchdowns.Daryl Smith LB 2004 Emerged as one of the NFL’s top young linebackers. Has started 67 of 69

games and has surpassed 100 tackles for three straight seasons.Khalif Barnes LT 2005 Made 48 starts the last three-plus seasons and part of an offensive line that

helped Jaguars rush for the two highest single-season totals in franchise histo-ry the last two seasons.

Maurice Jones-Drew RB/KR 2006 Only player in NFL with 2,000-plus combined yards in each of the last two seasons. Has 31 career touchdowns in 38 games.

Justin Durant LB 2007 One of only two rookies (Reggie Nelson) to start more than eight games in 2007. Led team with 31 postseason tackles.

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2007 ROOKIE REVIEW: The Jaguars had 11 total selections in the 2007 draft andeight of those players are still with the team including OT Andrew Carnahan on thepractice squad. First-round pick Reggie Nelson started 15 games at strong safety, tiedwith Kevin Hardy (1996) for the third-most starts in a season by a Jaguars rookie.Nelson set a team rookie record with five interceptions, tied for the most by a NFL rook-ie in 2007. Justin Durant started eight games at linebacker and led the team in thepostseason with 31 tackles in two games. Here’s a regular season recap of theJaguars’ 2007 draft class:

S Reggie Nelson (1st round, 21st pick) — Played in 16 games with 15starts. Stepped into the starting role in week two following the season-ending injury toGerald Sensabaugh. Led team and all NFL rookies with five interceptions, the most inteam history by a rookie. Ranked fourth on the team with 81 tackles (57 solo) alongwith one sack, 12 passes defensed and two forced fumbles

LB Justin Durant (2nd round, 48th pick) — Played in 13 games with eightstarts. Inserted into the starting lineup on 11/25 vs. Buffalo with injury to Mike Petersonand started final six games. Recorded double-digit tackles in five of the last sevengames. Finished with 68 tackles (49 solo), one interception, one forced fumble, fivequarterback pressures and three tackles for loss.

WR Mike Walker (3rd round, 79th pick) — Was placed on injured reserve onSept. 1 with knee injury.

P Adam Podlesh (4th round, 101st pick) — Assumed the role as Jaguarspunter to start the season and had 54 punts for a 41.6 average. Recorded 14 puntsinside the 20 and had a 36.9 net average. The Jaguars finished with the fewest puntsin team history.

G Uche Nwaneri (5th round, 149th pick) — Played in ninegames with one start. Provided depth at guard behind Vince Manuwaiand Maurice Williams. Started in regular season finale at Houston.

DT Derek Landri (5th round, 166th pick) — Played in 13games as a reserve in the defensive line rotation. Totaled 15 tackles (13solo) and saw action on at least 30 plays in the last five games.

S Chad Nkang (7th round, 251st pick) — Played in all 16games and excelled on special teams. Set franchise-record for specialteams tackles with 30. Danny Clark (2000) and Brant Boyer (1997) pre-viously held the franchise record with 25. Had season-high six specialteams tackles on 12/23 against Oakland.

OT Andrew Carnahan (7th round, 252nd pick) — Spent theentire season on the practice squad.

DID YOU KNOW: Since 1990, 19 NFL teams started 0-2 and still quali-fied for the postseason, including the Super Bowl XLII-champion NewYork Giants. The 1993 Dallas Cowboys also started 0-2 before winningSuper Bowl XXVII. The 0-2 New England Patriots of 1996 played inSuper Bowl XXXI, and in 2001, the 0-2 Patriots won Super Bowl XXXVI.In addition, since realignment in 2002, 42 of the 72 playoff teams (58.3percent) began the year either 1-1 or 0-2.

ROSTER FULL OF DRAFT PICKS: Of the 53 players on theJaguars’ roster, 44 were selected through the college draft including 27who were drafted by the Jaguars. The club has 10 former first roundpicks: G Chris Naeole (1997, Saints), RB Fred Taylor (1998, Jaguars), DTJohn Henderson (2002, Jaguars), DT Jimmy Kennedy (2003, Rams), WRReggie Williams (2004, Jaguars), WR Matt Jones (2005, Jaguars), WRTroy Williamson (2005, Vikings), TE Marcedes Lewis (2006, Jaguars), SReggie Nelson (2007, Jaguars) and Derrick Harvey (2008, Jaguars).

JAGUARS GO WITH TWO QBs: The Jaguars had only two quarterbacks (David Garrard, Cleo Lemon) on their opening day roster for thesecond consecutive season and second time overall.

2008 MILES TRAVELED: The Jaguars will travel approximately 14,428 miles to their 10 road games (preseason and regular season), the10th fewest in the NFL. Seattle leads the way with 34,766 miles while Cleveland will travel the fewest at 6,416.

DE LA SALLE WELL-REPRESENTED: De La Salle High School in Concord, California has four former players on NFL rosters includingtwo with the Jaguars in DT Derek Landri and RB Maurice-Jones-Drew. Other NFL players from De La Salle include Amani Toomer (New YorkGiants), Demetrius Williams (Baltimore) and D.J. Williams (Denver). Dillard High School (Ft. Lauderdale) and Tustin (California) lead all highschools with six former players currently in the NFL.

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The Jaguars have two defensive tackles from theUniversity of Tennessee with two-time Pro BowlerJohn Henderson and third-year pro Tony McDaniel.There are a NFL-high six defensive tackles fromTennessee on current NFL rosters. Hendersonanchors the interior of the defensive line and ranksfifth in franchise history with 24 sacks. McDanielmissed the final 10 games of the 2007 season witha wrist injury, but he impressed the staff with hisplay in preseason. Here’s the list of defensive tack-les from the University of Tennessee on NFL ros-ters:

PLAYER NFL TeamJohn Henderson Jacksonville JaguarsAlbert Haynesworth Tennessee TitansTony McDaniel Jacksonville JaguarsJustin Harrell Green Bay PackersDarwin Walker Carolina PanthersAubrayo Franklin San Francisco 49ers

JAGUARS HOUSE TWOFORMER VOLUNTEERS AT DT

2008 SCHEDULE TIDBITS

The Jacksonville Jaguars' 2008 season is highlighted by threenationally televised prime time games on NBC, ESPN and NFLNetwork. In addition, the Jaguars will have 11 games televised onCBS and two on FOX. It marks the first time in franchise historythe club will be featured on five different networks.

The Jaguars' schedule features a Sunday Night game at home onNBC last week against Pittsburgh, a Monday Night Game on ESPNon December 1 at Houston and a Thursday Night home gameagainst Indianapolis on NFL Network on December 18. TheJaguars' three nationally televised prime times are tied for the third-most in team history (4, 1999 and 2000) and most since 2000.Here are additional notes:

■ Fourteen of the Jaguars' 16 regular season games will beplayed on Sundays, with 11 scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET kickoffsand three late afternoon games.

■ The schedule features four playoff teams from 2007 and sixgames against playoff teams - Tennessee and Indianapolis twice,as well as Pittsburgh and Green Bay. The Jaguars will have 10games against teams that finished .500 or better in 2007, and fouragainst division winners.

■ The Jaguars will make their first trip to Detroit since their inau-gural season in 1995. Minnesota will visit Jacksonville for the firsttime on November 23.

GOAL IS POSTSEASON: The Jaguars were one of six teams that madethe playoffs in 2007 after failing to make the postseason the year before.That marked the 12th consecutive season in which at least five teams (outof 12) accomplished the feat. The Jaguars are looking to make consecu-tive trips to the postseason for the first time since 1999. In addition, theJaguars made the postseason twice in the last three seasons. The Jaguarsare one of 10 teams to accomplish the feat, joining New England,Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Seattle, Chicago, Tampa Bay, Dallasand the New York Giants.

DEL RIO SELECTS TEAM CAPTAINS/LEADERSHIP COUNCIL:The Jaguars have six team captains and each player has a ‘C’ on his jer-sey. QB David Garrard, RB Fred Taylor, LB Daryl Smith, DE Paul Spicer, CBRashean Mathis and LB Mike Peterson were named captains. Head coachJack Del Rio also announced the formation of a Player Leadership Councilthat will meet with him and serve a leadership role on the team. C BradMeester, OT Tony Pashos, RB/KR Maurice Jones-Drew, TE Marcedes Lewisand RB Montell Owens along with the six captains were named to thePlayer Leadership Council. The captains' initiative originated with the NFLPlayer Advisory Council that was established in 2007 by NFLCommissioner Roger Goodell in conjunction with the NFL PlayersAssociation.

SMALL SCHOOL SUCCESS: Four of the Jaguars’ top defensive playersalong with rookie Brian Witherspoon arrived in the NFL via small schoolsand not the traditional Division I powerhouses. Cornerback RasheanMathis intercepted 31 passes in four seasons at Bethune-Cookman, andwas selected in the second round of the 2003 draft. Drayton Florence, a2008 unrestricted free agent signee, was also drafted in the secondround in 2003 after earning unaminous All-America honors at Tuskegee.Defensive end Paul Spicer was named Conference Player of the Year asa senior at Saginaw Valley State before working his way to a starting rolefor the Jaguars via Seattle and Detroit. Linebacker Justin Durant wasnamed MEAC Defensive Player of the Year for two consecutive seasonsat Hampton and was a second round pick by the Jaguars in 2007.Witherspoon played football, baseball and track at Stillman College inTuscaloosa, Ala.

MEIER ONE OF 10 PLAYERS TO ATTEND SCHOOL IN CANADA:Defensive tackle Rob Meier is one of only 15 NFL players to attend a for-eign high school. Meier attended Sentinel High in West Vancouver,British Columbia, Canada and is one of 10 players that went to highschool in Canada. Three players attended high school in Australia and one each from Great Britain and Panama.

WEST COAST ‘JAGUARS’: The Jaguars have eight players from California on theircurrent roster, the most of any state. RB Maurice Jones-Drew (Antioch), OT KhalifBarnes (Spring Valley), TE Greg Estandia (Moorpark), DT Derek Landri (HuntingtonBeach), TE Marcedes Lewis (Lakewood), WR/KR Dennis Northcutt (Los Angeles), RBChauncey Washington (Torrance) and LB Thomas Williams (Vacaville) all hail fromCalifornia.

NEW COACHES: Head coach Jack Del Rio added four new coaches in the offseason:Gregg Williams (Defensive Coordinator/Assistant Head Coach-Defense), DonnieHenderson (Defensive Backs), Nate Kaczor (Assistant Special Teams) and ThomKaumeyer (Assistant Defensive Backs).

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Since Jack Del Rio took over the helm in 2003, there have been12 undrafted free agent rookies on the club’s opening day roster.Brian Witherspoon and Isaiah Gardner earned a roster spot in2008.

YEAR PLAYER1995 TE Gordon Laro1996 CB Rashid Gayle1997 CB Kevin Devine, DE Jabbar Threats1998 None1999 FB Stacey Mack2000 None2001 RB Elvis Joseph, WR Randal Williams, FB Patrick

Washington2002 None2003 PK Seth Marler, WR Cortez Hankton, DT Matt

Leonard2004 TE Brian Jones, CB David Richardson2005 G Dan Connolly, RB/KR Derrick Wimbush2006 OT Richard Collier, DE Tony McDaniel, RB Montell

Owens2007 None2008 CB Brian Witherspoon, CB Isaiah Gardner

UNDRAFTED ROOKIES ON OPENING DAY ROSTER

There are 14 new faces among the 53 players on the Jaguars’ cur-rent roster. Here is the breakdown.

Unrestricted Free Agents (5) — WR Jerry Porter, QB CleoLemon, CB Drayton Florence, DT Jimmy Kennedy, S PiersonPrioleauVeteran Free Agents (3) - CB William James, OT CharlesSpencer, OL Milford BrownTrade (1) — WR Troy WilliamsonDraft Choices (4) — DE Derrick Harvey, DE Quentin Groves, LBThomas Williams, RB Chauncey WashingtonUndrafted Rookies (1) — CB Brian Witherspoon

NEW FACES

Gregg Williams in his first season as the Jaguarsdefensive coordinator after spending the last fourseasons (2004-07) as assistant head coach/defen-sive coordinator with the Washington Redskins.From 2004-07, the Redskins ranked sixth in theNFL in defense (306.6), second in the NFC, andseventh in rushing defense (103.8). The Redskinsallowed only 19.4 points per game during that span,the ninth-fewest in the NFL. Before joining theRedskins, Williams spent three seasons as headcoach of the Buffalo Bills. In five of the last eightyears, Williams’ defenses have ranked in the top 10in the league -- including three top three’s in thepast five years -- with three different teams.

WILLIAMS TAKES OVER DEFENSE

2008 POSITION ANALYSIS: Here is a position-by-position break-down of the Jaguars:

QUARTERBACKS (2) — David Garrard, a fourth-round pick in2002, is in his second season as the starter after emerging as one of theNFL’s top signal-callers in 2007. Garrard ranked third in the NFL with afranchise-record 102.2 passer rating as he threw 18 touchdown passesand only three interceptions. He directed an offense under coordinatorDirk Koetter that set the franchise single-season records for points (411,25.7), touchdowns (50) and touchdown passes (28). Cleo Lemonsigned as an unrestricted free agent in the offseason after spending thelast two seasons in Miami. Lemon started seven of nine games for theDolphins last season.

RUNNING BACKS (5) — Fred Taylor is in his 11th season withthe Jaguars after being selected in the first round of the 1998 draft.Taylor has the third-most rushing yards (10,981) by an active NFL run-ning back and ranks 18th all-time. He is the only player who remains onthe Jaguars roster from 1998. Over his 10-plus seasons in the NFL, hehas seven years with at least 1,000 yards and has scored 69 touch-downs. He led the team in 2007 with 223 carries for 1,202 yards andwas the only NFL player to have 100-plus rushing yards in five consecu-tive games as he played in his first Pro Bowl. Taylor and third-year proMaurice Jones-Drew give the Jaguars one of the NFL’s top runningback duos. Jones-Drew, who also serves as kickoff returner, ranksfourth in the NFL with 31 touchdowns (27 rushing, 2 receiving, 2 returns)the last two-plus seasons. Jones-Drew is the only player in the NFLwith 2,000-plus combined yards in each of the last two seasons. Inaddition, he is the only player in team history to record two career kick-off returns for touchdowns. Fifth-year pro Greg Jones re-signed withthe club in the offseason and has career totals of 257 carries for 869yards and nine touchdowns. He had a one-yard touchdown reception atTennessee in the season-opener and set up the game-winning field goalagainst Houston on 9/28 with a 22-yard reception in overtime. MontellOwens backs up Jones and excels on special teams, earning a rosterspot as an undrafted free agent in 2006 from Maine. Owens took adirect snap on fourth down against Houston on 9/28 and raced 41 yardsfor his first career touchdown on his first career rush. Seventh-roundpick Chauncey Washington earned a roster spot after leading the teamin rushing in the preseason with 39 carries for 115 yards and alsorecorded a team-high 12 receptions. Washington led USC in rushing hisfinal two seasons.

WIDE RECEIVERS (6) — The Jaguars used their 2005 first-round pick to select Matt Jones and he has recorded 139 career recep-tions for 1,847 yards (13.3 avg.) with 14 touchdowns in four seasons.Jones leads the team with 38 receptions for 455 yards in the first sevengames. He has recorded at least four touchdown receptions in threestraight seasons. Former first-round pick Reggie Williams is looking tohad a franchise single-season record 10 touchdown receptions in 2007,surpassing the previous high of eight set by Jimmy Smith in three differ-ent seasons (1998, 2000, 2001). The Jaguars added veteran JerryPorter in free agency. Porter has played in 108 games with 64 startsand signed with the Jaguars in the offseason after eight seasons withOakland. His career totals include 285 receptions for 3,945 yards and30 touchdowns. The Jaguars drafted Mike Walker (3rd round) in 2007and he missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury. Walker has12 receptions for 161 yards including his first career 100-yard receivinggame against Pittsburgh on 10/5. Nine-year veteran Dennis Northcutt isin his second season in Jacksonville after signing as an unrestricted freeagent from Cleveland. Northcutt, who also sees action as a punt return-er, has career totals of 333 receptions for 4,185 yards and 15 touch-downs along with a 10.4 punt return average. Troy Williamson wasacquired via a trade with Minnesota on February 29. Williamson, theseventh overall pick in the 2005 draft, started 22 games with the Vikingsand has 82 career receptions for 1,084 yards and three touchdowns.

■ Rookie free agent Brian Witherspoon was coached by formerBuffalo Bills 1985 first-round pick Derrick Burroughs last year atStillman College. Burroughs suffered a career-ending spinal cordinjury in 1989 and was paralyzed for 24 hours. Burroughs is cur-rently an assistant coach at Alabama State.■ CB Drayton Florence played the past five seasons in San Diegoafter being selected in the second round of the 2003 draft out ofTuskegee. Florence grew up in Ocala, Fla., and his parents residein Jacksonville. ■ Linebacker Justin Durant was the youngest linebacker to start aNFL game in 2007. Durant was born November 21, 1985. ■ DT John Henderson owns and operates a clothing store inJacksonville, For Big Men by Big Hen. Henderson also owns anAAU basketball team in his hometown of Nashville, Tenn. ■ DL Rob Meier went to Brazil in 2006 to visit his wife’s family andwent swimming in the Amazon. In 2008, Meier visited the GreatWall of China. He also earned his certification and went scuba div-ing in Jacksonville and did some swimming with sharks.■ RB Fred Taylor was recently named one of four inductees to theFlorida-Georgia Hall of Fame. ■ RB/KR Maurice Jones-Drew has worn a Superman tee-shirtunderneath his jersey since he was 10-years old playing PopWarner football in Pinole, California and now has a Superman logoon the sole of his cleats. A lady watching one of his games said,‘he looked like Superman the way he ran past the defenders.’Jones-Drew’s late grandfather, Maurice Jones, bought him a shirtand he has continued the ritual in the NFL. ■ C Dennis Norman attended classes in 2005 and 2008 at theWharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania aspart of the NFL Business Management and Entrepreneurial pro-gram.■ Head Coach Jack Del Rio played catcher on the USC baseballteam and was teammates with Randy Johnson and Mark McGwire. ■ OT Tony Pashos speaks three languages: Greek, English andGerman. His parents were Greek immigrants. ■ Pashos was recently selected as one of the 10 greatest Illinoisoffensive linemen to have played at Memorial Stadium. ■ LB Clint Ingram is the nephew of former Dallas Cowboys runningback Robert Newhouse. ■ DT Derek Landri was teammates with RB/KR Maurice Jones-Drew at De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif. The duo neverlost a game as Landri played defensive tackle and blocked forJones-Drew as an offensive tackle. ■ RB Montell Owens earned a roster spot as a rookie free agent in2006 from Maine, becoming only the fifth NFL player to play atMaine. Owens sent a highlight tape to Boston College, but thecoaches thought he would be better off playing Division I-AA.Boston College sent the tape to Maine where they gave Owens hisonly scholarship offer. Owens is a musician in his spare time and isan accomplished trumpet player.■ FB/RB Greg Jones is the cousin of boxing great Joe Frazier. ■ DL Rob Meier was the number one overall pick of the 2000 CFLDraft by British Columbia. Meier is one of two foreign born playerson the roster (Reggie Williams, Landstuhl, Germany).■ LB Mike Peterson has a brother, Adrian, who plays for theChicago Bears and his cousin, Freddie Solomon, played widereceiver for the Philadelphia Eagles. ■ K Josh Scobee watched his mother’s dream come true this off-season. Darralyn Scobee received her bachelor’s degree in horti-culture from Stephen F. Austin University. ■ RB Fred Taylor’s cousin is Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiverSantonio Holmes.

ROSTER TIDBITS

TIGHT ENDS (3) —Former first-round pick Marcedes Lewis emerged as athreat in the passing game in 2007 as he finished with a career-high 37 receptions for391 yards and two touchdowns. Lewis was the 28th overall pick in 2006 but washampered by injuries throughout his rookie season. Second-year pro Greg Estandiaand fifth-year pro Richard Angulo return after seeing significant action in 2007.Sixth-year pro George Wrighster III, who is on the PUP list, has career totals of 92receptions for 815 yards and nine touchdowns.

OFFENSIVE LINE (9) — The Jaguars offensive line has had a different lookthe last month. Recently acquired Milford Brown and second-year pro UcheNwaneri were inserted into the lineup at the guard positions to replace injured veter-ans Vince Manuwai and Maurice Williams. Both Manuwai (knee) and Williams (biceps)suffered season-ending injuries in the season-opener at Tennessee and were placedon injured reserve. Brown has started 47 of 53 games in seven seasons and hasspent time with Houston, Arizona, St. Louis and Carolina. Veteran Tutan Reyes hasplayed in 45 games with 36 starts over eight-plus NFL seasons and started at rightguard the last two weeks. Center Brad Meester returned to the starting lineup lastweek after missing the first six games with a biceps injury suffered in training camp.The Jaguars have a solid replacement in eight-year veteran Dennis Norman.Norman has started at least one game for the Jaguars the last three seasons. TonyPashos anchors the right tackle spot where he has started 22 games in two seasonsin Jacksonville after signing as an unrestricted free agent from Baltimore in 2007.Khalif Barnes has started 48 games at left tackle since being drafted in the secondround of the 2005 draft. The club signed offensive tackle Charles Spencer on Sept. 4and placed Richard Collier on the reserve/non-football injury list. The Jaguarsresigned Chris Naeole on Sept. 17. Naeole spent six seasons (2002-07) with the Jaguars and started the first eight games in 2007 beforesuffering a torn quadriceps tendon at New Orleans and was placed on injured reserve.

DEFENSIVE LINE (9) — Ted Monachino was promoted to defensive line coach after spending the last two seasons as assistantdefensive line coach. The defensive line is anchored by seventh-year pro and two-time Pro Bowl selection John Henderson. Henderson isregarded as one of the best tackles in the NFL and has registered 25 career sacks in 102 games. Rob Meier has the ability to play everyposition on the line and he starts at tackle alongside Henderson. Meier ranks third in franchise history with 129 games played and has 20.5career sacks. Defensive end Paul Spicer has produced 18.5 sacks the last three-plus seasons, including a team-leading 7.5 sacks alongwith 41 quarterback pressures in 2007. Reggie Hayward has 35.5 career sacks and is looking to return to form after missing 19 games withinjuries the last two seasons. He recorded a team-leading 8.5 sacks in his first season with the Jaguars in 2005. The Jaguars added speedoff the edge in this year’s draft with first-round pick Derrick Harvey and second-round pick Quentin Groves. Harvey, the eighth overall pick,had 20.5 sacks in three seasons at Florida and recorded his first career interception at Tennessee in the season-opener. Groves recorded 26sacks in four seasons at Auburn and recorded a sack/forced fumble against Buffalo on 9/14 and split a sack against Pittsburgh 10/5. DerekLandri, who played in 13 games as a rookie at tackle, sees action in the defensive tackle rotation. Landri recorded a sack, interception andfumble recovery in the postseason win at Pittsburgh last season. DT Tony McDaniel impressed the coaching staff in the preseason aftermissing 12 games in 2007 with a broken wrist and he earned his first career start at Denver on 10/12 The Jaguars added former first-roundpick Jimmy Kennedy in free agency. Kennedy has played in 59 career games with 30 starts at tackle.

LINEBACKERS (6) — Mike Peterson returns from back-to-back season-ending injuries to man the middle. Peterson suffered atorn pectoral muscle in 2006 and missed the final six games in 2007 with a broken hand. He leads the team with 71 tackles after sevengames. Fifth-year pro Daryl Smith starts on the outside after recording 100-plus tackles for the third consecutive season. Smith has movedfrom the outside to the middle to replace Peterson the last two years. Justin Durant excelled as a rookie, leading the team with 31 postsea-son tackles in two games and he shares the other outside spot with third-year pro Clint Ingram. Ingram has started 26 games since beingselected in the third round of the 2006 draft. Third-year pro Brian Iwuh excels on special teams and adds depth in the middle. The Jaguarsselected USC linebacker Thomas Williams in the fifth round of this year’s draft and he sees extensive time on special teams.

DEFENSIVE BACKS (10) — The Jaguars secondary has a different leader in 2008 with the addition of defensive backs coachDonnie Henderson. Sixth-year pro Rashean Mathis is regarded as one of the NFL’s top cornerbacks as he was named a starter for his firstPro Bowl in 2006. Mathis holds the franchise record with 23 career interceptions including two interceptions returned for touchdowns thisseason. Drayton Florence, an Ocala native, is starting at RCB after signing with the Jaguars as an unrestricted free agent from San Diego.Florence has played in 80 games with 47 starts and recorded 10 career interceptions. Brian Williams moved from cornerback to strong safe-ty. Williams, who has started 83 games in six-plus seasons, has registered 17 career interceptions including an interception in a team-recordthree consecutive games in 2007. 2007 first-round pick Reggie Nelson has emerged as one of the NFL’s top young safeties, setting a teamrookie record with five interceptions as he started 15 of 16 games. Gerald Sensabaugh returns from a season-ending shoulder injury in2007 that forced him to miss the final 14 regular season games and both postseason games. Sensabaugh has made 15 starts at strongsafety in three-plus seasons including last four games. Depth at safety is provided by veteran Pierson Prioleau. Prioleau is in his 10th NFLseason and has played in 120 games with 48 starts including at Denver on 10/12. The club added Brian Witherspoon as a rookie free agentand he also sees time as a returner. Eighth-year veteran William James was signed as a backup cornerback along with Omare Lowe. TheJaguars signed second-year defensive back Chad Nkang off PUP last week.

KICKERS/SPECIALISTS (3) — Joe DeCamillis is in his second season as the Jaguars special teams coordinator. Josh Scobee, afifth-round pick by the Jaguars in 2004, returns for his fifth season as the placekicker. Scobee has connected on 12 of 14 field goals in sevengames and leads the team with 51 points. Scobee hit game-winning field goals in consecutive weeks as he connected from 37 yardsagainst Houston in overtime on 9/28 and 51 yards at Indianapolis on 9/21. He missed eight games in 2007 after suffering a quad injury in thepregame warmups prior to the season-opener against Tennessee. Adam Podlesh is in his second season as the Jaguars punter after beingdrafted in the fourth round of the 2007 draft, the first punter taken overall and highest-drafted punter in Jaguars history. Joe Zelenka han-dles the long snapping duties for the seventh consecutive season.

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The Jaguars have six players from the state ofFlorida on their roster. In addition, the club yields fiveplayers that played at the University of FloridaHere’s a list of the players on the roster from Floridaand players with ties to Florida:

WHERE THEY’RE FROMCB Drayton Florence OcalaCB Rashean Mathis JacksonvilleS Reggie Nelson MelbourneLB Mike Peterson GainesvilleRB Fred Taylor Belle GladeWR Mike Walker OrlandoWITH TIES TO FLORIDAFB Greg Jones Florida StateDE Derrick Harvey Univ. of FloridaDE Jeremy Mincey (PUP) Univ. of FloridaOL Milford Brown Florida State

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CAREER MARKS: Fred Taylor (1st round, 1998 draft) is the only player who has been with the club more than nine seasons in Jacksonville.Taylor holds a prominent place in the Jaguars career record books as he holds every career rushing mark and surpassed Jimmy Smith(12,285) for the most yards from scrimmage and most all-purpose yards in 2007. Here’s a look at several of the Jaguars career records withplayers in bold on the current roster:

YDS FROM SCRIM POINTS RECEPTIONS RECEIVING YARDS13,304 F. Taylor 764 M. Hollis 862 J. Smith 12,287 J. Smith12,285 J. Smith 432 J. Scobee 499 K. McCardell 6,393 K. McCardell6,393 K. McCardell 418 F. Taylor 280 F. Taylor 2,500 K. Brady3,804 J. Stewart 418 J. Smith 241 K. Brady 2,323 F. Taylor3,085 M. Jones-Drew 228 J. Stewart 191 P. Mitchell 2,089 P. Mitchell

TOUCHDOWNS GAMES PLAYED INTERCEPTIONS TACKLES69 F. Taylor 171 J. Smith 23 R. Mathis 858 D. Darius69 J. Smith 134 F. Taylor 15 A. Beasley 789 K. Hardy38 J. Stewart 129 R. Meier 14 D. Darius 773 M. Peterson31 M. Jones-Drew 120 K. Brady 8 M. Peterson 489 A. Ayodele30 K. McCardell 120 M. Brunell 8 C. Hudson 487 B. Schwartz20 S. Mack 120 B. Meester 7 M. McCree 469 T. Brackens

119 J. Zelenka 7 D. Thomas115 D. Darius 7 D. Grant108 M. Hollis 7 J. Craft

SACKS GAMES STARTED PASSING YARDS PASSING ATTEMPTS55.0 T. Brackens 150 J. Smith 25,698 M. Brunell 3,612 M. Brunel l34.0 J. Smeenge 130 F. Taylor 9,042 B. Leftwich 1,344 B. Leftwich28.5 K. Hardy 120 B. Meester 7,594 D. Garrard 1,089 D. Garrard26.5 P. Spicer 117 M. Brunell25.0 J. Henderson 115 D. Darius22.5 G. Walker 110 K. Brady22.0 M. Stroud 92 K. McCardell22.0 B. McCray

COMPLETIONS TOUCHDOWN PASSES HIGHEST COMP. PCT. HIGHEST PASSER RATING2,184 M. Brunell 144 M. Brunell 61.3 D. Garrard 87.4 D. Garrard

789 B. Leftwich 51 B. Leftwich 60.5 M. Brunell 85.5 M. Brunell668 D. Garrard 42 D. Garrard 58.7 B. Leftwich 80.5 B. Leftwich

HIGHEST AVG. PER RECEPTION FORCED FUMBLES FUMBLE RECOVERIES MOST TAKEAWAYS14.3 E. Wilford 28 T. Brackens 13 T. Brackens 26 R. Mathis14.3 J. Smith 9 J. Smeenge 6 B. Schwartz 20 D. Darius13.4 D. Jones 8 K. Hardy 6 T. Davis 18 T. Brackens13.3 M. Jones 8 A. Beasley 6 D. Darius 18 A. Beasley12.8 K. McCardell 7 M. Stroud 6 K. Hardy 13 M. Peterson

7 D. Darius 6 F. Bryant 12 C. Hudson7 A. Ayodele 11 K. Hardy

11 T. DavisLONGEST FIELD GOALS HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

53 M. Hollis (10/8/95 vs. Pitt.) 80.8 Josh Scobee (2004-08), 97 of 12053 M. Hollis (9/29/96 vs. Car.) 80.6 Mike Hollis (1995-2001), 175 of 21753 S. Marler (10/5/03 vs. SD) 53 J. Scobee (10/24/04 at Ind.)53 J. Scobee (10/9/05 vs. Cin.)53 J. Scobee (10/26/08 vs. Cle.)

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Average Age 26.0Oldest Jaguars Player: Chris Naeole, 33 Born 12/25/74Youngest Jaguars Player: Derrick Harvey, 21 Born 11/9/86Tallest Jaguar: Greg Estandia, 6-8 2nd year as Jaguar

Richard Angulo, 6-8 2nd year as JaguarShortest Jaguar: Maurice Jones-Drew, 5-7 3rd year as JaguarMost seasons as a Jaguar: Fred Taylor 11th season as a JaguarMost NFL seasons: Chris Naeole 12th NFL seasonCollege with the most Jaguars: Florida, 4 Fred Taylor, Mike Peterson, Reggie Nelson,

Derrick HarveyConference with the most Jaguars: SEC 12 players on 2008 rosterFormer 1st-round draft picks: 10 John Henderson, Matt Jones, Marcedes Lewis,

Fred Taylor, Reggie Nelson, Reggie Williams, Derrick Harvey, Jimmy Kennedy, Troy Williamson,Chris Naeole

Number of undrafted free agents: 8 Brian Iwuh, Tony McDaniel, Montell Owens, Paul Spicer, Joe Zelenka, Greg Estandia, Cleo Lemon, Brian Witherspoon

Former Pro Bowlers: 3 John Henderson, Rashean Mathis, Fred Taylor Coaches who played in the NFL: 5 Jack Del Rio, Mike Tice, Mike Shula, Andy Heck,

Thom KaumeyerHome state of most Jaguars: California, 8

Number of states represented on Jaguars roster: 28

ROSTER BY EXPERIENCEYEAR PLAYERSRookie 5 Quentin Groves, Derrick Harvey, Chauncey Washington, Thomas Williams, Brian Witherspoon2nd 8 Justin Durant, Greg Estandia, Derek Landri, Reggie Nelson, Uche Nwaneri, Adam Podlesh, Mike Walker, Chad

Nkang3rd 7 Clint Ingram, Brian Iwuh, Maurice Jones-Drew, Marcedes Lewis, Tony McDaniel, Montell Owens, Charles Spencer4th 4 Khalif Barnes, Matt Jones, Gerald Sensabaugh, Troy Williamson5th 7 Richard Angulo, Greg Jones, Jimmy Kennedy, Cleo Lemon, Josh Scobee, Daryl Smith, Reggie Williams 6th 3 Drayton Florence, Rashean Mathis, Tony Pashos7th 5 David Garrard, John Henderson, Brian Williams, Milford Brown, Omare Lowe8th 3 Reggie Hayward, Dennis Norman, William James9th 6 Brad Meester, Rob Meier, Dennis Northcutt, Jerry Porter, Tutan Reyes, Paul Spicer10th 3 Mike Peterson, Pierson Prioleau, Joe Zelenka11th 1 Fred Taylor12th 1 Chris Naeole

A CLOSER LOOK AT THE JAGUARS 2008 ROSTER

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JAGUARS RECORD UNDER JACK DEL RIO WHEN...

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 TOTAL Play at home 5-3 4-4 6-2 6-2 6-2 1-3 28-16Play on the road 0-8 5-3 6-2 2-6 5-3 2-1 20-23Play on grass field 5-7 7-6 11-2 8-6 11-3 2-4 44-28Play on artificial turf 0-4 2-1 1-2 0-2 0-2 1-0 4-11Play in a dome 0-2 1-1 0-2 0-1 0-2 1-0 2-8vs. AFC South 2-4 2-4 4-2 2-4 2-4 2-1 14-19vs. AFC North 0-1 0-1 4-0 1-0 1-0 0-2 6-4vs. AFC East 0-4 1-0 1-0 2-2 1-0 0-1 5-7vs. AFC West 1-0 3-1 0-1 0-1 4-0 1-0 9-3vs. NFC South 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 5-3vs. NFC North 0-0 3-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1vs. NFC East 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 0-0 3-1vs. NFC West 0-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-1Score first 3-3 6-0 8-1 5-2 9-1 1-1 32-8Opponent scores first 2-9 3-7 4-3 3-5 2-4 2-3 16-31Score on first possession 0-2 3-0 6-0 5-1 6-2 1-0 21-5Score 20+ points 4-2 5-1 11-1 6-4 10-3 3-1 39-12Score less than 20+ points 1-9 4-6 1-3 2-4 1-2 0-3 9-27Allow 20+ points 2-9 2-5 4-3 0-7 2-4 3-3 13-31Allow less than 20 points 3-2 7-2 8-1 8-1 9-1 0-1 35-8Games decided by 7 points or less 4-6 8-3 8-2 2-7 4-2 3-4 29-24Games decided by 3 points or less 1-2 5-2 3-1 0-3 1-2 2-0 12-10Lead after 1st quarter 2-0 4-0 8-0 4-2 8-2 1-1 27-5Trail after 1st quarter 1-9 2-6 3-2 3-3 1-2 2-3 12-25Lead at halftime 3-2 5-0 6-0 6-2 10-1 1-0 31-5Tied at Halftime 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-1 0-0 1-0 4-4Trail at Halftime 1-8 4-6 6-3 0-5 1-4 1-4 13-30Lead after 3rd quarter 3-2 7-1 9-2 7-0 9-0 2-1 37-6Tied after 3rd quarter 1-2 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 4-2Trail after 3rd quarter 1-7 2-6 2-2 0-8 2-5 0-3 7-31Overtime game 0-0 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-0 1-0 4-1Win turnover margin 2-2 7-0 8-2 6-1 9-1 2-1 33-7Lose turnover margin 1-6 0-2 1-2 1-5 1-3 0-2 4-20Turnover ratio even 2-3 2-5 3-0 1-2 2-1 1-1 11-12Have 30:00+ time of possession 5-5 6-5 9-2 8-3 8-2 3-2 39-19Have less than 30:00 time of possession 0-6 3-2 3-2 0-5 3-3 0-2 9-20Have 100+ rushing yards 5-4 5-3 9-2 7-7 11-2 3-1 40-19Have less than 100+ rushing yards 0-7 4-4 3-2 1-1 0-3 0-3 8-20Have 300 net yards passing 0-1 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-4Have 1 100-yard rusher 4-3 3-2 5-1 4-2 6-1 2-0 24-9Have 1 100-yard receiver 2-0 2-2 2-3 1-0 0-2 0-2 7-9Win coin toss 3-4 3-3 3-3 2-6 4-1 1-2 16-19Lose coin toss 2-7 6-4 9-1 6-2 7-4 2-2 32-20BY MONTHAugust 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0September 0-4 3-0 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-2 11-9October 1-2 2-3 2-2 2-2 3-1 1-2 11-12November 2-3 1-2 4-0 2-2 3-1 0-0 12-8December 2-2 2-2 3-1 2-3 3-2 0-0 12-10January 0-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0BY DAY OF WEEKSaturday 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0Sunday 4-11 9-6 10-4 6-7 10-4 3-4 43-36Sunday night 1-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 2-2Monday night 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-1 0-0 2-1TIME OF DAYKickoff is 1:00 p.m. or earlier 3-11 7-5 9-4 3-7 9-4 1-2 32-33Kickoff is between 4:00-4:15 p.m. 1-0 2-1 2-0 3-1 2-0 2-1 12-3Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. or later 1-0 0-1 1-0 2-0 0-1 0-1 4-3

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JAGUARS DEFENSIVE TACKLESPass

Player Total Solo Asst. Sacks Int. Def. TFL QBP FF FRM. Peterson 75 47 28 0 0 3 0 1 0 0D. Smith 61 37 24 1-5 0 2 0 4 1 0B. Williams 46 40 6 0 1-27 3 2 0 0 0J. Durant 38 26 12 0 0 2 2 0 0 0G. Sensabaugh 29 25 4 0 2-23 2 0 2 0 0J. Henderson 28 19 9 1-8 0 2 1 4 0 0P. Spicer 22 18 4 1.5-14 0 3 2 17 1 0R. Nelson 21 14 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0C. Ingram 18 11 7 1-3 0 0 1 1 0 0R. Mathis 16 16 0 0 2-133* 2 0 0 1 1R. Meier 16 8 8 1-10 0 0 1 9 0 0W. James 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0T. McDaniel 15 11 4 0.5-4 0 2 0 1 0 0P. Prioleau 14 12 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0D. Florence 9 9 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1R. Hayward 9 5 4 1.5-11.5 0 3 0 10 1 1Q. Groves 7 5 2 1.5-14.5 0 0 0 5 1 0D. Landri 7 4 3 0 0 0 1 8 0 0D. Harvey 6 3 3 0 1-0 1 0 15 0 0J. Kennedy 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 0 0B. Iwuh 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0B. Witherspoon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

* Returned an interception 61 yards for a touchdown at Indianapolis;returned an interception 72 yards for a touchdown vs. Pittsburgh

JAGUARS SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLESBlk.

Player Total Solo Asst. Kick FF FRP. Prioleau 9 7 2 0 0 0M. Owens 8 8 0 0 0 0G. Estandia 8 3 5 0 0 0B. Iwuh 6 5 1 0 0 0A. Podlesh 3 3 0 0 0 0G. Sensabaugh 3 3 0 0 0 0M. Walker 3 3 0 0 0 0J. Scobee 3 2 1 0 0 0C. Nkang 2 2 0 0 0 0Q. Groves 2 1 1 0 0 0C. Ingram 2 1 1 0 0 0T. Williams 2 1 1 0 0 0J. Durant 1 1 0 0 0 0O. Lowe 1 1 0 0 0 0C. Washington 1 1 0 0 0 0T. Williamson 1 1 0 0 0 0

JAGUARS OFFENSE GAME BY GAMEFIRST DOWNS Third Tot Off Rushing Passing Penalty Fum Punts Poss

Tot Rn Pa Pn Down Yds Ply Att Yds Net Sacks Gross Cmp Att Int No Yds Lost No-Avg Time9/7 at TEN (L) 13 1 11 1 5-14 189 59 17 33 156 7-56 215 23 35 2 6 50 1-1 6-37.0 31:209/14 vs. BUF (L) 18 9 8 1 2-11 243 57 27 98 145 2-20 165 17 28 1 5 35 1-0 4-50.0 28:469/21 at IND (W) 25 13 11 1 8-14 403 70 48 236 167 0-0 167 16 22 1 5 44 0-0 1-60.0 41:359/28 vs. HOU (W) 21 7 14 0 6-12 375 58 25 139 236 1-0 236 23 32 0 2 27 0-0 2-46.5 31:1510/5 vs. PIT (L) 14 2 9 3 3-13 213 54 19 38 175 3-25 200 18 32 0 8 89 1-0 5-46.6 26:3710/12 at DEN (W) 26 9 15 2 5-12 416 70 34 155 261 2-15 276 25 34 0 6 45 3-2 4-40.0 33:3510/26 vs. CLE (L) 23 6 16 1 11-20 380 74 29 113 267 3-16 283 25 42 0 6 40 1-1 3-46.7 35:05

JAGUARS DEFENSE GAME BY GAMEFIRST DOWNS Third Tot Off Rushing Passing Penalty Fum Punts Poss

Tot Rn Pa Pn Down Yds Ply Att Yds Net Sacks Gross Cmp Att Int No Yds Lost No-Avg Time9/7 at TEN (L) 14 7 6 1 3-13 308 57 32 137 172 1-3 175 14 24 2 5 36 1-0 7-42.9 28:409/14 vs. BUF (L) 18 6 11 1 6-11 285 54 26 75 210 3-29 239 20 25 0 4 40 1-1 3-47.7 31:149/21 at IND (W) 19 9 7 3 5-9 325 49 19 114 211 1-5 216 15 29 2 6 37 0-0 3-45.5 18:259/28 vs. HOU (W) 23 4 18 1 9-13 386 63 23 79 307 0-0 307 29 40 0 2 15 2-0 2-43.5 32:2010/5 vs. PIT (L) 28 6 18 4 7-15 415 70 26 129 286 3-23 309 26 41 1 10 129 0-0 4-49.5 33:2310/12 at DEN (W) 19 7 10 2 6-13 323 60 23 131 192 0-0 192 21 37 1 4 52 2-2 4-48.0 26:2510/26 vs. CLE (L) 15 6 9 0 3-12 327 52 24 91 236 1-10 246 14 27 0 1 15 1-0 5-41.4 24:55

PERFORMANCE INSIDE THE 20In 20 Scores Pct. TDs TD Pct. FGs Points Tot. Points Pct. of Total Pts.

JAGUARS 19 14 73.7 9 47.4 5 78 141 55.3Opponents 22 21 95.5 15 68.2 6 122 151 80.8

GOAL-TO-GO SITUATIONSG-T-G Scores Pct. TDs FGs Points Tot. Points Pct. of Total Pts.

JAGUARS 12 11 91.7 8 3 65 141 46.1Opponents 15 15 100.0 11 4 89 151 58.9

QUARTERBACK DRIVESNo. Missed End End Left Points/

Quarterback Series TD FG FG Int. Fum. Punt Downs Half Game Game Safety Points SeriesD. Garrard 74 13 12 2 4 4 25 4 6 4 0 0 127 1.72JAGUARS 74 13 12 2 4 4 25 4 6 4 0 0 127 1.72Opponents 71 17 11 0 6 3 28 2 2 2 0 0 151 2.13

2008 Regular Season – Week Eight

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 2008 STATISTICS

Through Seven Games WON 3, LOST 4 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/07 L 10-17 at Tennessee 69,143 Jones-Drew 77 330 4.3 46t 5 09/14 L 16-20 Buffalo 65,167 Taylor 80 266 3.3 34 0 09/21 W 23-21 at Indianapolis 65,938 Garrard 37 161 4.4 24 1 09/28 W 30-27 OT Houston 64,061 Owens 1 41 41.0 41t 1 10/05 L 21-26 Pittsburgh 65,908 G. Jones 2 13 6.5 13 0 10/12 W 24-17 at Denver 75,674 Williamson 1 1 1.0 1 0 10/26 L 17-23 Cleveland 64,775 R. Williams 1 0 0.0 0 0 11/02 at Cincinnati TEAM 199 812 4.1 46t 7 11/09 at Detroit OPPONENTS 173 756 4.4 27 5 11/16 Tennessee * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/23 Minnesota M. Jones 38 455 12.0 35 2 12/01 at Houston Jones-Drew 24 203 8.5 26 0 12/07 at Chicago R. Williams 17 162 9.5 32 1 12/14 Green Bay M. Lewis 13 185 14.2 30t 2 12/18 Indianapolis Northcutt 13 146 11.2 20 0 12/28 at Baltimore Mike Walker 12 161 13.4 32 0 Jax Opp. G. Jones 11 105 9.5 22 1 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 141 136 Taylor 10 60 6.0 12 0 Rushing 47 45 Williamson 3 17 5.7 6 0 Passing 85 79 Estandia 2 26 13.0 19 0 Penalty 9 12 Angulo 2 6 3.0 5 0 3rd Down: Made/Att 40/96 39/86 Owens 1 10 10.0 10 0 3rd Down Pct. 41.7 45.3 Porter 1 6 6.0 6 0 4th Down: Made/Att 9/13 2/4 TEAM 147 1542 10.5 35 6 4th Down Pct. 69.2 50.0 OPPONENTS 139 1684 12.1 53 12 POSSESSION AVG. 32:20 27:40 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD TOTAL NET YARDS 2219 2370 Mathis 2 133 66.5 72t 2 Avg. Per Game 317.0 338.6 Sensabaugh 2 23 11.5 23 0 Total Plays 442 405 B. Williams 1 27 27.0 27 0 Avg. Per Play 5.0 5.9 Harvey 1 0 0.0 0 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 812 756 TEAM 6 183 30.5 72t 2 Avg. Per Game 116.0 108.0 OPPONENTS 4 29 7.3 28 0 Total Rushes 199 173 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B NET YARDS PASSING 1407 1614 Podlesh 25 1110 44.4 35.5 4 7 60 0 Avg. Per Game 201.0 230.6 TEAM 25 1110 44.4 35.5 4 7 60 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 18/135 9/70 OPPONENTS 28 1263 45.1 36.9 4 6 61 0 Gross Yards 1542 1684 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Att./Completions 225/147 223/139 Witherspoon 9 2 110 12.2 29 0 Completion Pct. 65.3 62.3 Northcutt 4 2 16 4.0 9 0 Had Intercepted 4 6 Jones-Drew 2 0 24 12.0 15 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 25/44.4 28/45.1 TEAM 15 4 150 10.0 29 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 25/35.5 28/36.9 OPPONENTS 15 4 143 9.5 27 0 PENALTIES/YARDS 38/325 32/324 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD FUMBLES/BALL LOST 7/4 7/3 Witherspoon 23 621 27.0 51 0 TOUCHDOWNS 15 17 Jones-Drew 3 55 18.3 25 0 Rushing 7 5 Williamson 2 48 24.0 26 0 Passing 6 12 G. Jones 1 10 10.0 10 0 Returns 2 0 Reyes 1 14 14.0 14 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM 30 748 24.9 51 0 TEAM 24 37 45 32 3 141 OPPONENTS 23 450 19.6 38 0 OPPONENTS 41 47 10 53 0 151 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Scobee 0/ 0 4/ 4 2/ 4 3/ 3 3/3 Scobee 0 0 0 0 15/15 12/14 0 51 TEAM 0/ 0 4/ 4 2/ 4 3/ 3 3/3 Jones-Drew 5 5 0 0 0 30 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 4/ 4 3/ 3 4/ 4 0/0 M. Jones 2 0 2 0 0 12 Scobee: (37N,27G)(28G,50G,39G)(26G,21G,51G) M. Lewis 2 0 2 0 0 12 (46G,40G,37G)()(48G)(38B,53G) Mathis 2 0 0 2 0 12 OPPONENTS: (47G)(21G,45G)()(27G,47G)(38G,23G) Garrard 1 1 0 0 0 6 (39G)(32G,20G,42G) G. Jones 1 0 1 0 0 6 Owens 1 1 0 0 0 6 R. Williams 1 0 1 0 0 6 TEAM 15 7 6 2 15/15 12/14 0 141 OPPONENTS 17 5 12 0 16/16 11/11 0 151 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS 0-1 SACKS: Groves 1.5, Hayward 1.5, Spicer 1.5, Henderson 1, Ingram 1, Meier 1, D. Smith 1, McDaniel 0.5, TEAM 9, OPPONENTS 18 FUM/LOST: Garrard 3/2, Estandia 1/0, Ingram 1/0, Taylor 1/1, Witherspoon 1/1 * PASSING GP/GS Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Garrard 7/7 225 147 1542 65.3 6.85 6 2.7 4 1.8 35 18/ 135 86.6 TEAM 225 147 1542 65.3 6.85 6 2.7 4 1.8 35 18/ 135 86.6 OPPONENTS 223 139 1684 62.3 7.55 12 5.4 6 2.7 53 9/ 70 92.2

CINCINNATI BENGALS / WEEK 8 / THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2008 WON 0, LOST 8 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/07 L 10-17 at Baltimore 70,978 Perry 96 253 2.6 25t 2 09/14 L 7-24 Tennessee 64,540 Benson 41 137 3.3 15 0 09/21 L 23-26 OT at New York Giants 79,276 Fitzpatrick 21 121 5.8 13 1 09/28 L 12-20 Cleveland 65,541 Watson 12 54 4.5 7 0 10/05 L 22-31 at Dallas 62,655 C. Palmer 6 38 6.3 15 0 10/12 L 14-26 at New York Jets 78,161 Houshmandzadeh 1 9 9.0 9 0 10/19 L 10-38 Pittsburgh 65,860 Dorsey 5 8 1.6 7 0 10/26 L 6-35 at Houston 70,112 Chatman 1 2 2.0 2 0 11/02 Jacksonville TEAM 183 622 3.4 25t 3 11/16 Philadelphia OPPONENTS 275 1175 4.3 51 11 11/20 at Pittsburgh * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/30 Baltimore Houshmandzadeh 54 512 9.5 26 3 12/07 at Indianapolis C. Johnson 32 312 9.8 22 2 12/14 Washington Chatman 19 181 9.5 25 0 12/21 at Cleveland Kelly 16 107 6.7 15 0 12/28 Kansas City Perry 14 47 3.4 12 0 Cin. Opp. Utecht 9 57 6.3 12 0 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 120 160 Henry 5 60 12.0 18 0 Rushing 31 62 Benson 3 30 10.0 14 0 Passing 81 85 Watson 3 4 1.3 3 0 Penalty 8 13 Dorsey 2 49 24.5 36 0 3rd Down: Made/Att 42/115 55/109 Coats 1 11 11.0 11 0 3rd Down Pct. 36.5 50.5 Simpson 1 2 2.0 2 0 4th Down: Made/Att 6/9 2/6 Fitzpatrick 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0 4th Down Pct. 66.7 33.3 TEAM 160 1369 8.6 36 5 POSSESSION AVG. 26:51 33:09 OPPONENTS 153 1579 10.3 57t 13 TOTAL NET YARDS 1832 2704 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Avg. Per Game 229.0 338.0 Rivers 1 39 39.0 39 0 Total Plays 479 513 Ndukwe 1 12 12.0 12 0 Avg. Per Play 3.8 5.3 Lynch 1 6 6.0 6 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 622 1175 White 1 0 0.0 0 0 Avg. Per Game 77.8 146.9 TEAM 4 57 14.3 39 0 Total Rushes 183 275 OPPONENTS 9 98 10.9 18 0 NET YARDS PASSING 1210 1529 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Avg. Per Game 151.3 191.1 Larson 44 1845 41.9 33.3 2 8 57 1 Sacked/Yards Lost 28/159 6/50 TEAM 45 1845 41.0 33.3 2 8 57 1 Gross Yards 1369 1579 OPPONENTS 31 1379 44.5 37.0 5 8 70 0 Att./Completions 268/160 232/153 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Completion Pct. 59.7 65.9 Chatman 15 3 132 8.8 34 0 Had Intercepted 9 4 TEAM 15 3 132 8.8 34 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 45/41.0 31/44.5 OPPONENTS 24 8 306 12.8 73t 1 NET PUNTING AVG. 45/33.3 31/37.0 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD PENALTIES/YARDS 46/360 48/322 Holt 32 826 25.8 60 0 FUMBLES/BALL LOST 14/7 11/6 Caldwell 3 88 29.3 36 0 TOUCHDOWNS 10 26 Watson 2 35 17.5 20 0 Rushing 3 11 Coats 1 18 18.0 18 0 Passing 5 13 Simpson 1 8 8.0 8 0 Returns 2 2 TEAM 39 975 25.0 60 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS OPPONENTS 21 491 23.4 46 0 TEAM 13 49 10 32 0 104 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ OPPONENTS 44 51 37 82 3 217 Graham 0/ 0 2/ 2 3/ 4 6/ 6 0/0 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Rayner 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/0 Graham 0 0 0 0 5/ 5 11/12 0 38 TEAM 0/ 0 3/ 3 3/ 4 6/ 6 0/0 Houshmandzadeh 3 0 3 0 0 18 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 7/ 7 3/ 3 2/ 3 0/0 C. Johnson 2 0 2 0 0 12 Graham: (43G)(37N)(22G,30G,21G)(42G,45G)(41G, Perry 2 2 0 0 0 12 31G,40G)()()(43G,32G) Fitzpatrick 1 1 0 0 0 6 Rayner: ()()()()()()(26G)() Joseph 1 0 0 1 0 6 OPPONENTS: (47N,21G)(34G)(24G,46G,26G,22G) Ndukwe 1 0 0 1 0 6 (25G,29G)(30G)(38G,43G)(21G)() Rayner 0 0 0 0 3/ 3 1/ 1 0 6 TEAM 10 3 5 2 8/ 8 12/13 0 104 OPPONENTS 26 11 13 2 25/25 12/13 0 217 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-2, OPPONENTS 0-1 SACKS: Odom 2, Ndukwe 1, Rucker 1, Thornton 1, Geathers 0.5, Peko 0.5, TEAM 6, OPPONENTS 28 FUM/LOST: Fitzpatrick 6/4, Perry 5/3, C. Palmer 2/0, Ghiaciuc 1/0 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Fitzpatrick 135 82 627 60.7 4.64 2 1.5 5 3.7 22 17/ 92 61.6 C. Palmer 129 75 731 58.1 5.67 3 2.3 4 3.1 36 11/ 67 69.0 J. Palmer 4 3 11 75.0 2.75 0 0.0 0 0.0 8 0/ 0 77.1 TEAM 268 160 1369 59.7 5.11 5 1.9 9 3.4 36 28/ 159 65.3 OPPONENTS 232 153 1579 65.9 6.81 13 5.6 4 1.7 57t 6/ 50 96.9

10/28/2008NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGEEXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA85 Angulo, Richard TE 6-8 266 11/30/80 27 5 West. New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. FA-'07 7/1/0/069 Barnes, Khalif OT 6-5 325 4/21/82 26 4 Washington Spring Valley, Calif. D2 '05 7/7/0/064 Brown, Milford G 6-5 330 8/15/80 28 7 Florida State Montgomery, Ala. FA-'08 5/4/0/156 Durant, Justin LB 6-1 232 9/20/85 23 2 Hampton Florence, S.C. D2-'07 5/3/0/283 Estandia, Greg TE 6-8 265 11/18/82 25 2 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. FA-'06 7/0/0/021 Florence, Drayton CB 6-0 195 12/19/80 27 6 Tuskegee Ocala, Fla. UFA(S.D.)-'08 6/4/0/19 Garrard, David QB 6-1 245 2/14/78 30 7 East Carolina Durham, N.C. D4-'02 7/7/0/093 Groves, Quentin DE 6-3 259 7/5/84 24 R Auburn Greenville, Miss. D2-'08 7/0/0/091 Harvey, Derrick DE 6-5 271 11/9/86 21 R Florida Greenbelt, Mary. D1-'08 7/3/0/097 Hayward, Reggie DE 6-5 275 3/14/79 29 8 Iowa State Dolton, Ill. UFA(Den.)-'05 7/4/0/098 Henderson, John DT 6-7 335 1/9/79 29 7 Tennessee Nashville, Tenn. D1-'02 7/7/0/051 Ingram, Clint LB 6-2 238 3/21/83 25 3 Oklahoma Hallsville, Texas D3-'06 7/4/0/059 Iwuh, Brian LB 6-0 235 3/8/84 24 3 Colorado Houston, Texas FA-'06 7/0/0/022 James, William CB 6-0 200 6/15/79 29 8 Western Illinois Brownsville, Pa. FA-'08 6/1/0/133 Jones, Greg FB/RB 6-1 254 5/9/81 27 5 Florida State Beaufort, S.C. D2b-'04 7/5/0/018 Jones, Matt WR 6-6 218 4/22/83 25 4 Arkansas Fort Smith, Ark. D1-'05 7/7/0/032 Jones-Drew, Maurice RB/KR 5-7 208 3/23/85 23 3 UCLA Antioch, Calif. D2-'06 7/0/0/073 Kennedy, Jimmy DT 6-4 320 1/15/79 29 5 Penn State Yonkers, N.Y. UFA(Chi.)-'08 3/0/0/466 Landri, Derek DT 6-2 282 9/21/83 25 2 Notre Dame Huntington Beach, Calif. D5c-'07 6/0/0/117 Lemon, Cleo QB 6-2 215 8/16/79 29 5 Arkansas State Greenwood, Miss. UFA(Mia.)-'08 0/0/7/089 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 275 5/19/84 24 3 UCLA Lakewood, Calif. D1 '06 7/7/0/026 Lowe, Omare CB 6-1 195 4/20/78 30 7 Washington Maple Valley, Wash FA-'08 3/0/0/127 Mathis, Rashean CB 6-1 190 8/27/80 28 6 Bethune-Cookman Jacksonville, Fla. D2-'03 7/7/0/096 McDaniel, Tony DT 6-7 310 1/20/85 23 3 Tennessee Columbia, S.C. FA-'06 6/1/0/163 Meester, Brad C 6-3 295 3/23/77 31 9 Northern Iowa Parkersburg, Iowa D2-'00 1/1/0/692 Meier, Rob DT/DE 6-5 308 8/29/77 31 9 Washington State W. Vancouver, B.C. D7b-'00 6/6/0/165 Naeole, Chris G 6-3 328 12/25/74 33 12 Colorado Kaava, Hawaii FA-'08 0/0/1/425 Nelson, Reggie S 5-11 202 9/21/83 25 2 Florida Melbourne, Fla. D1-'07 4/4/0/342 Nkang, Chad DB 5-11 215 7/1/85 23 2 Elon Hyattsville, Mary. D7b-'07 1/0/0/062 Norman, Dennis C/G 6-5 322 1/26/80 28 8 Princeton Marlton, N.J. FA-'04 7/6/0/086 Northcutt, Dennis WR/KR 5-11 172 12/22/77 30 9 Arizona Los Angeles, Calif. UFA(Cle.)-'07 5/0/0/277 Nwaneri, Uche G/C 6-3 330 3/20/84 24 2 Purdue Garland, Texas D5a-'07 7/6/0/024 Owens, Montell FB 5-10 225 5/4/84 24 3 Maine Wilmington, Del. FA-'06 7/0/0/079 Pashos, Tony OT 6-6 325 8/3/80 28 6 Illinois Lock Port, Ill. UFA(Bal.)-'07 7/7/0/054 Peterson, Mike LB 6-1 238 6/17/76 32 10 Florida Gainesville, Fla. UFA(Ind.)-'03 7/7/0/03 Podlesh, Adam P 5-11 198 8/11/83 25 2 Maryland Pittsford, N.Y. D4a-'07 7/0/0/080 Porter, Jerry WR 6-2 220 7/14/78 30 9 West Virginia Washington, D.C. UFA(Oak.)-'08 4/1/0/320 Prioleau, Pierson S 5-11 188 8/6/77 31 10 Virginia Tech Alvin, S.C. UFA(Was.)-'08 7/1/0/078 Reyes, Tutan OL 6-3 310 10/28/77 31 9 Mississippi Queens, N.Y. FA-'07 7/2/0/010 Scobee, Josh PK 6-1 192 6/23/82 26 5 Louisiana Tech Longview, Texas D5a-'04 7/0/0/043 Sensabaugh, Gerald S 6-0 204 6/13/83 25 4 North Carolina Kingsport, Tenn. D5-'05 7/4/0/052 Smith, Daryl LB 6-2 245 3/14/82 26 5 Georgia Tech Albany, Ga. D2a-'04 7/7/0/072 Spencer, Charles OT 6-4 337 3/17/82 26 3 Pittsburgh Poughkeepsie, N.Y. FA-'08 0/0/3/495 Spicer, Paul DE 6-4 295 8/18/75 33 9 Saginaw Valley St. Indianapolis, Ind. FA-'00 7/7/0/028 Taylor, Fred RB 6-1 228 1/27/76 32 11 Florida Belle Glade, Fla. D1a-'98 7/7/0/081 Walker, Mike WR 6-2 208 11/21/84 23 2 Central Florida Orlando, Fla. D3-'07 4/0/0/334 Washington, Chauncey RB 5-11 224 4/29/86 22 R Southern Calif. Torrance, Calif. D7-'08 1/0/0/629 Williams, Brian DB 5-11 202 7/2/79 29 7 North Carolina St. High Point, N.C. UFA(Min.)-'06 7/7/0/011 Williams, Reggie WR 6-4 212 5/17/83 25 5 Washington Tacoma, Wash. D1-'04 7/7/0/053 Williams, Thomas LB 6-1 225 12/25/84 23 R Southern Calif. Vacaville, Calif. D5a-'08 4/0/0/384 Williamson, Troy WR 6-1 203 4/30/83 25 4 South Carolina Jackson, S.C. T(Min.)-'08 3/0/0/438 Witherspoon, Brian CB 5-10 175 6/5/85 23 R Stillman Butler, Ala. FA-'08 6/0/0/188 Zelenka, Joe LS 6-3 256 3/9/76 32 10 Wake Forest Cleveland, Ohio FA-'01 7/0/0/0

PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM94 Mincey, Jeremy DL 6-3 272 12/14/83 24 2 Florida Statesboro, Ga. FA-'06 0/0/0/087 Wrighster III, George TE 6-3 265 4/1/81 27 6 Oregon Van Nuys, Calif. D4a-'03 0/0/0/0

RESERVE/NON-FOOTBALL INJURY76 Collier, Richard OT 6-7 345 10/23/81 27 3 Valdosta State Shreveport, La. FA-'06 0/0/0/0

INJURED RESERVE44 Cotrone, Anthony FB 6-2 260 9/14/85 23 R Maine Valley Stream, N.Y. FA-'08 Aug. 4 (knee)99 Horrocks, Theo DT 6-3 282 12/19/85 22 R Vanderbilt Fayetteville, Tenn. FA-'08 Aug. 6 (foot)90 Wyche, James DE 6-5 275 4/19/82 26 3 Syracuse Roosevelt, N.Y. D7a-'06 Aug. 9 (knee)75 Lewis, Jonathan DT 6-0 304 7/12/84 24 2 Virginia Tech Richmond, Va. FA-'08 Aug. 30 (knee)67 Manuwai, Vince G 6-2 329 7/12/80 28 6 Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii D3-'03 Sept. 8 (knee)74 Williams, Maurice G/OT 6-5 302 1/26/79 29 8 Michigan Detroit, Mich. D2-'01 Sept. 9 (biceps)31 Starks, Scott CB 5-9 176 6/27/83 25 4 Wisconsin St. Louis, Mo. D3-'05 Sept. 24 (knee)

PRACTICE SQUAD45 Brown, Chris TE 6-0 239 6/23/86 22 R Tennessee Destrehan, La. FA-'0870 Bruce, Mkristo DE 6-6 260 10/16/84 24 1 Washington State Renton, Wash. FA-'0875 Carnahan, Andrew OT 6-7 305 9/8/83 25 1 Arizona State Hereford, Texas D7c-'0746 Davis, Charles TE 6-6 260 3/13/83 25 1 Purdue Fraser, Michigan FA-'0761 Miller, Drew C/G 6-5 303 7/6/85 23 R Florida Sarasota, Fla. FA-'0858 Myles, Lamar LB 5-11 230 1/7/86 22 R Louisville Winterhaven, Fla. FA-'0812 Smith, Paul QB 6-1 208 7/2/84 24 R Tulsa Owasso, Okla. FA-'0814 Woods, D'Juan WR 6-1 210 6/11/84 24 1 Oklahoma State Oklahoma City, Okla. FA-'07

Pronunciations: Richard Angulo - an-GOO-low; Khalif Barnes - kuh-LEEF; Greg Estandia - es-STAND-ee-uh; David Garrard - guh-RARD; Brian Iwuh - EE-woo; Vince Manuwai - MAH-new-why; Rashean Mathis - rah-SHEEN; Chris Naeole - nay-OH-lee; Chad Nkang - EN-kang; Uche Nwaneri - OO-chay wah-NEHR-ee; Tony Pashos - PAH-shose; Pierson Prioleau - PEER-sun PRAY-low; Adam Podlesh - PAHD-lesh; Tutan Reyes - TOO-tahn RAY-us; George Wrighster - RYE-ster; Joe Zelenka - zuh-LINK-uh

JAGUARS 2008 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

10/28/2008NO NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ GP/GS/DNP/IA

3 Podlesh, Adam P 5-11 198 25 2 Maryland Pittsford, N.Y. D4a-'07 7/0/0/09 Garrard, David QB 6-1 245 30 7 East Carolina Durham, N.C. D4-'02 7/7/0/010 Scobee, Josh PK 6-1 192 26 5 Louisiana Tech Longview, Texas D5a-'04 7/0/0/011 Williams, Reggie WR 6-4 212 25 5 Washington Tacoma, Wash. D1-'04 7/7/0/017 Lemon, Cleo QB 6-2 215 29 5 Arkansas State Greenwood, Miss. UFA(Mia.)-'08 0/0/7/018 Jones, Matt WR 6-6 218 25 4 Arkansas Fort Smith, Ark. D1-'05 7/7/0/020 Prioleau, Pierson S 5-11 188 31 10 Virginia Tech Alvin, S.C. UFA(Was.)-'08 7/1/0/021 Florence, Drayton CB 6-0 195 27 6 Tuskegee Ocala, Fla. UFA(S.D.)-'08 6/4/0/122 James, William CB 6-0 200 29 8 Western Illinois Brownsville, Pa. FA-'08 6/1/0/124 Owens, Montell FB 5-10 225 24 3 Maine Wilmington, Del. FA-'06 7/0/0/025 Nelson, Reggie S 5-11 202 25 2 Florida Melbourne, Fla. D1-'07 4/4/0/326 Lowe, Omare CB 6-1 195 30 7 Washington Maple Valley, Wash FA-'08 3/0/0/127 Mathis, Rashean CB 6-1 190 28 6 Bethune-Cookman Jacksonville, Fla. D2-'03 7/7/0/028 Taylor, Fred RB 6-1 228 32 11 Florida Belle Glade, Fla. D1a-'98 7/7/0/029 Williams, Brian DB 5-11 202 29 7 North Carolina St. High Point, N.C. UFA(Min.)-'06 7/7/0/032 Jones-Drew, Maurice RB/KR 5-7 208 23 3 UCLA Antioch, Calif. D2-'06 7/0/0/033 Jones, Greg FB/RB 6-1 254 27 5 Florida State Beaufort, S.C. D2b-'04 7/5/0/034 Washington, Chauncey RB 5-11 224 22 R Southern Calif. Torrance, Calif. D7-'08 1/0/0/638 Witherspoon, Brian CB 5-10 175 23 R Stillman Butler, Ala. FA-'08 6/0/0/142 Nkang, Chad DB 5-11 215 23 2 Elon Hyattsville, Mary. D7b-'07 1/0/0/043 Sensabaugh, Gerald S 6-0 204 25 4 North Carolina Kingsport, Tenn. D5-'05 7/4/0/051 Ingram, Clint LB 6-2 238 25 3 Oklahoma Hallsville, Texas D3-'06 7/4/0/052 Smith, Daryl LB 6-2 245 26 5 Georgia Tech Albany, Ga. D2a-'04 7/7/0/053 Williams, Thomas LB 6-1 225 23 R Southern Calif. Vacaville, Calif. D5a-'08 4/0/0/354 Peterson, Mike LB 6-1 238 32 10 Florida Gainesville, Fla. UFA(Ind.)-'03 7/7/0/056 Durant, Justin LB 6-1 232 23 2 Hampton Florence, S.C. D2-'07 5/3/0/259 Iwuh, Brian LB 6-0 235 24 3 Colorado Houston, Texas FA-'06 7/0/0/062 Norman, Dennis C/G 6-5 322 28 8 Princeton Marlton, N.J. FA-'04 7/6/0/063 Meester, Brad C 6-3 295 31 9 Northern Iowa Parkersburg, Iowa D2-'00 1/1/0/664 Brown, Milford G 6-5 330 28 7 Florida State Montgomery, Ala. FA-'08 5/4/0/165 Naeole, Chris G 6-3 328 33 12 Colorado Kaava, Hawaii FA-'08 0/0/1/466 Landri, Derek DT 6-2 282 25 2 Notre Dame Huntington Beach, CalifD5c-'07 6/0/0/169 Barnes, Khalif OT 6-5 325 26 4 Washington Spring Valley, Calif. D2 '05 7/7/0/072 Spencer, Charles OT 6-4 337 26 3 Pittsburgh Poughkeepsie, N.Y. FA-'08 0/0/3/473 Kennedy, Jimmy DT 6-4 320 29 5 Penn State Yonkers, N.Y. UFA(Chi.)-'08 3/0/0/477 Nwaneri, Uche G/C 6-3 330 24 2 Purdue Garland, Texas D5a-'07 7/6/0/078 Reyes, Tutan OL 6-3 310 31 9 Mississippi Queens, N.Y. FA-'07 7/2/0/079 Pashos, Tony OT 6-6 325 28 6 Illinois Lock Port, Ill. UFA(Bal.)-'07 7/7/0/080 Porter, Jerry WR 6-2 220 30 9 West Virginia Washington, D.C. UFA(Oak.)-'08 4/1/0/381 Walker, Mike WR 6-2 208 23 2 Central Florida Orlando, Fla. D3-'07 4/0/0/383 Estandia, Greg TE 6-8 265 25 2 UNLV Moorpark, Calif. FA-'06 7/0/0/084 Williamson, Troy WR 6-1 203 25 4 South Carolina Jackson, S.C. T(Min.)-'08 3/0/0/485 Angulo, Richard TE 6-8 266 27 5 West. New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. FA-'07 7/1/0/086 Northcutt, Dennis WR/KR 5-11 172 30 9 Arizona Los Angeles, Calif. UFA(Cle.)-'07 5/0/0/288 Zelenka, Joe LS 6-3 256 32 10 Wake Forest Cleveland, Ohio FA-'01 7/0/0/089 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 275 24 3 UCLA Lakewood, Calif. D1 '06 7/7/0/091 Harvey, Derrick DE 6-5 271 21 R Florida Greenbelt, Mary. D1-'08 7/3/0/092 Meier, Rob DT/DE 6-5 308 31 9 Washington State W. Vancouver, B.C. D7b-'00 6/6/0/193 Groves, Quentin DE 6-3 259 24 R Auburn Greenville, Miss. D2-'08 7/0/0/095 Spicer, Paul DE 6-4 295 33 9 Saginaw Valley St. Indianapolis, Ind. FA-'00 7/7/0/096 McDaniel, Tony DT 6-7 310 23 3 Tennessee Columbia, S.C. FA-'06 6/1/0/197 Hayward, Reggie DE 6-5 275 29 8 Iowa State Dolton, Ill. UFA(Den.)-'05 7/4/0/098 Henderson, John DT 6-7 335 29 7 Tennessee Nashville, Tenn. D1-'02 7/7/0/0

Head Coach: Jack Del RioAssistants:

JAGUARS 2008 NUMERICAL ROSTER

Dirk Koetter (offensive coordinator), Gregg Williams (defensive coordinator/assistant head coach, defense), Joe DeCamillis (special teams coordinator), Mike Tice (assistant head coach/tight ends), Mark Asanovich (strength and conditioning), Mark Duffner (linebackers), Les Ebert (assistant strength and conditioning), Andy Heck (offensive line), Donnie Henderson (defensive backs), Nate Kaczor (special teams assistant), Thom Kaumeyer (assistant defensive backs), Ted Monachino (defensive line), Todd Monken (wide receivers), Kennedy Pola (running backs), Robert Prince (assistant wide receivers), Mike Shula (quarterbacks), Tom Williams (defensive assistant), Devin Bonik (director of football development)

OFFENSE (25) 10/28/2008

NO NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGEQUARTERBACKS (2)

9 Garrard, David QB 6-1 245 30 7 East Carolina17 Lemon, Cleo QB 6-2 215 29 5 Arkansas State

RUNNING BACKS (5)24 Owens, Montell FB 5-10 225 24 3 Maine28 Taylor, Fred RB 6-1 228 32 11 Florida32 Jones-Drew, Maurice RB/KR 5-7 208 23 3 UCLA33 Jones, Greg FB/RB 6-1 254 27 5 Florida State34 Washington, Chauncey RB 5-11 224 22 R Southern Calif.

WIDE RECEIVERS (6)11 Williams, Reggie WR 6-4 212 25 5 Washington18 Jones, Matt WR 6-6 218 25 4 Arkansas80 Porter, Jerry WR 6-2 220 30 9 West Virginia81 Walker, Mike WR 6-2 208 23 2 Central Florida84 Williamson, Troy WR 6-1 203 25 4 South Carolina86 Northcutt, Dennis WR/KR 5-11 172 30 9 Arizona

TIGHT ENDS (3)83 Estandia, Greg TE 6-8 265 25 2 UNLV85 Angulo, Richard TE 6-8 266 27 5 West. New Mexico89 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 275 24 3 UCLA

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (9)62 Norman, Dennis C/G 6-5 322 28 8 Princeton63 Meester, Brad C 6-3 295 31 9 Northern Iowa64 Brown, Milford G 6-5 330 28 7 Florida State65 Naeole, Chris G 6-3 328 33 12 Colorado69 Barnes, Khalif OT 6-5 325 26 4 Washington72 Spencer, Charles OT 6-4 337 26 3 Pittsburgh77 Nwaneri, Uche G/C 6-3 320 24 2 Purdue78 Reyes, Tutan OL 6-3 310 31 9 Mississippi79 Pashos, Tony OT 6-6 325 28 6 Illinois

SPECIAL TEAMS (3)KICKERS/SPECIALISTS (3)

3 Podlesh, Adam P 5-11 198 25 2 Maryland10 Scobee, Josh PK 6-1 192 26 5 Louisiana Tech88 Zelenka, Joe LS 6-3 256 32 10 Wake Forest

DEFENSE (25)DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (9)

66 Landri, Derek DT 6-2 282 25 2 Notre Dame73 Kennedy, Jimmy DT 6-4 320 29 5 Penn State91 Harvey, Derrick DE 6-5 271 21 R Florida92 Meier, Rob DT/DE 6-5 308 31 9 Washington State93 Groves, Quentin DE 6-3 259 24 R Auburn95 Spicer, Paul DE 6-4 295 33 9 Saginaw Valley St.96 McDaniel, Tony DT 6-7 310 23 3 Tennessee97 Hayward, Reggie DE 6-5 275 29 8 Iowa State98 Henderson, John DT 6-7 335 29 7 Tennessee

LINEBACKERS (6)51 Ingram, Clint LB 6-2 238 25 3 Oklahoma52 Smith, Daryl LB 6-2 245 26 5 Georgia Tech53 Williams, Thomas LB 6-1 225 23 R Southern Calif.54 Peterson, Mike LB 6-1 238 32 10 Florida56 Durant, Justin LB 6-1 232 23 2 Hampton59 Iwuh, Brian LB 6-0 235 24 3 Colorado

DEFENSIVE BACKS (10)20 Prioleau, Pierson S 5-11 188 31 10 Virginia Tech21 Florence, Drayton CB 6-0 195 27 6 Tuskegee22 James, William CB 6-0 200 29 8 Western Illinois25 Nelson, Reggie S 5-11 202 25 2 Florida26 Lowe, Omare CB 6-1 195 30 7 Washington27 Mathis, Rashean CB 6-1 190 28 6 Bethune-Cookman29 Williams, Brian DB 5-11 202 29 7 North Carolina St.38 Witherspoon, Brian CB 5-10 175 23 R Stillman42 Nkang, Chad DB 5-11 215 23 2 Elon43 Sensabaugh, Gerald S 6-0 204 25 4 North Carolina

JAGUARS BY POSITION

ROOKIE, VETERANAND FIRST-YEAR UNRESTRICTED COLLEGE

FREE AGENTS FREE AGENTS TRADE WAIVERS DRAFT(15) (10) (1) (0) (27)

1998 RB Fred Taylor

2000 DE Paul Spicer C Brad MeesterDT/DE Rob Meier

2001 LS Joe Zelenka

2002 DT John HendersonQB David Garrard

2003 LB Mike Peterson CB Rashean MathisTE George Wrighster III (PUP)

2004 C Dennis Norman WR Reggie WilliamsLB Daryl SmithFB/RB Greg JonesPK Josh Scobee

2005 DE Reggie Hayward WR Matt JonesOT Khalif BarnesS Gerald Sensabaugh

2006 FB Montell Owens DB Brian Williams TE Marcedes Lewis LB Brian Iwuh RB/KR Maurice Jones-DrewTE Greg Estandia LB Clint IngramDT Tony McDaniel

2007 OL Tutan Reyes OT Tony Pashos S Reggie NelsonDL Jeremy Mincey (PUP) WR/KR Dennis Northcutt LB Justin DurantTE Richard Angulo WR Mike Walker

P Adam PodleshG/C Uche NwaneriDT Derek LandriDB Chad Nkang

2008 CB Brian Witherspoon WR Jerry Porter WR Troy Williamson DE Derrick HarveyCB William James QB Cleo Lemon DE Quentin GrovesOT Charles Spencer CB Drayton Florence LB Thomas WilliamsG Milford Brown DT Jimmy Kennedy RB Chauncey WashingtonG Chris Naeole S Pierson PrioleauCB Omare Lowe

ROSTER ANALYSISAGE EXPERIENCE

OFFENSE (25) DEFENSE (25) 21 - 1 R - 5QB - 2 DL - 9 22 - 1 1 - 0RB - 5 LB - 6 23 - 7 2 - 8WR - 6 DB - 10 24 - 5 3 - 7TE - 3 25 - 9 4 - 4OL - 9 26 - 4 5 - 7

27 - 3 6 - 3SPECIALISTS (3) TOTAL: 53 PLAYERS 28 - 4 7 - 5P - 1 29 - 6 8 - 3PK - 1 30 - 5 9 - 6LS - 1 31 - 3 10 - 3

32 - 3 11 - 133 - 2 12 - 1AVG. - 26.89 AVG. - 5.13

HOW THE JAGUARS ARE BEING BUILT

WR 11 Reggie Williams 80 Jerry Porter 81 Mike WalkerLT 69 Khalif Barnes 72 Charles SpencerLG 77 Uche Nwaneri 64 Milford BrownC 63 Brad Meester 62 Dennis NormanRG 65 Chris Naeole 78 Tutan ReyesRT 79 Tony Pashos 72 Charles SpencerTE 89 Marcedes Lewis 83 Greg Estandia 85 Richard AnguloWR 18 Matt Jones 86 Dennis Northcutt 84 Troy WilliamsonQB 9 David Garrard 17 Cleo LemonFB 33 Greg Jones 24 Montell OwensRB 28 Fred Taylor 32 Maurice Jones-Drew 34 Chauncey Washington

DE 95 Paul Spicer 93 Quentin GrovesDT 98 John Henderson 96 Tony McDanielDT 92 Rob Meier 66 Derek Landri 73 Jimmy KennedyDE 97 Reggie Hayward 91 Derrick HarveyOLB 52 Daryl Smith 51 Clint IngramMLB 54 Mike Peterson 53 Thomas WilliamsOLB 56 Justin Durant 59 Brian IwuhRCB 21 Drayton Florence 22 William James 38 Brian WitherspoonSS 29 Brian Williams 43 Gerald SensabaughFS 25 Reggie Nelson 20 Pierson Prioleau 42 Chad NkangLCB 27 Rashean Mathis 26 Omare Lowe

P 3 Adam PodleshPK 10 Josh ScobeeH 3 Adam PodleshPR 86 Dennis Northcutt 32 Maurice Jones-Drew 38 Brian WitherspoonKR 32 Maurice Jones-Drew 84 Troy Williamson 38 Brian Witherspoon

34 Chauncey WashingtonLS 88 Joe Zelenka

JAGUARS 2008 UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHARTOFFENSE

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

DATE PLAYER TRANSACTION DATE PLAYER TRANSACTIONJan. 11 OWENS, Chad, WR Waived Jul. 29 WILLIAMS, Reggie, WR Activated from PUPJan. 11 SHARON, Charles, WR Signed contract Jul. 31 SMITH, Paul, QB WaivedJan. 16 CARNAHAN, Andrew, OT Signed contract Jul. 31 LIWIENSKI, Chris, G Signed contractJan. 16 MOULTON, Rashod, CB Signed contract Aug. 4 COTRONE, Anthony, FB Waived/injuredJan. 16 RICARD, Lester, QB Signed contract Aug. 4 SMOLKO, Isaac, TE Signed contractJan. 16 TERRY, D.D., RB Signed contract Aug. 6 HORROCKS, Theo, DT Waived/injuredJan. 16 WOODS, D'Juan, WR Signed contract Aug. 6 MYLES, Tywain, DT Signed contractJan. 22 McMAHON, Pete, OT Signed contract Aug. 7 MYLES, Tywain, DT WaivedJan. 22 GIBBONS, Ryan, OT Signed contract Aug. 7 MAHELONA, Jesse, DT Signed contractFeb. 13 JONES, Greg, FB/RB Signed contract extension Aug. 9 WYCHE, James, DE Waived/injuredFeb. 21 GILBERT, Tony, LB Signed contract extension Aug. 9 SCHOBEL, Bo, DE Signed contractFeb. 25 ANGULO, Richard, TE Signed contract extension Aug. 14 GILES, Lavarus, RB WaivedFeb. 25 REYES, Tutan, OL Signed contract extension Aug. 14 LEWIS, Jonathan, DT Signed contractFeb. 25 DAVIS, Charles, TE Signed contract Aug. 14 JORDAN, Leander, OT ReleasedFeb. 25 BOUMAN, Todd, QB Signed contract Aug. 14 McMAHON, Pete, G/OT Claimed off waiversFeb. 29 WILLIAMSON, Troy, WR Acquired via trade from Minnesota Aug. 25 LIWIENSKI, Chris, G ReleasedFeb. 29 PORTER, Jerry, WR UFA signed from Oakland Aug. 25 FASON, Ciatrick, RB Signed contractFeb. 29 LEMON, Cleo, QB UFA signed from Miami Aug. 26 BROUSSARD, John, WR WaivedMar. 1 FLORENCE, Drayton, CB UFA signed from San Diego Aug. 26 SMOLKO, Isaac, TE WaivedMar. 1 STROUD, Marcus, DT Traded to Buffalo Aug. 26 BOSTON, Alex, DE WaivedMar. 3 NAEOLE, Chris, G Released Aug. 26 EDWARDS, Clyde, WR WaivedMar. 5 KENNEDY, Jimmy, DT UFA signed from Chicago Aug. 26 HARVEY, Jeron, WR WaivedMar. 5 GOODE, Brett, LS Signed contract Aug. 27 HARVEY, Derrick, DE Signed contractMar. 6 WILLIAMS, Maurice, OT Re-signed Aug. 28 WRIGHSTER III, George, TE Placed on PUPMar. 6 SHARON, Charles, WR Waived Aug. 30 FASON, Ciatrick, RB WaivedMar. 6 OWENS, Montell, FB Signed tender offer (ERFA) Aug. 30 HOAG, Ryan, WR WaivedMar. 25 ESTANDIA, Greg, TE Signed tender offer (ERFA) Aug. 30 McMAHON, Pete, G/OT WaivedMar. 25 FUDGE, Jamaal, S Signed tender offer (ERFA) Aug. 30 MAHELONA, Jesse, DT WaivedMar. 25 MINCEY, Jeremy, DE Signed tender offer (ERFA) Aug. 30 MYLES, Tywain, DT WaivedMar. 25 WYCHE, James, DE Signed tender offer (ERFA) Aug. 30 SCHOBEL, Bo, DE WaivedApr. 7 GARRARD, David, QB Signed contract extension Aug. 30 WILLIAMS, Trae, DB WaivedApr. 8 SENSABAUGH, Gerald, S Signed tender offer (RFA) Aug. 30 WOODS, D'Juan, WR WaivedApr. 16 THOMPSON, Lamont, S Released Aug. 30 NKANG, Chad, DB Placed on PUPApr. 26 HARVEY, Derrick, DE Drafted (1) Aug. 30 MINCEY, Jeremy, DL Placed on PUPApr. 26 GROVES, Quentin, DE Drafted (2) Aug. 30 LEWIS, Jonathan, DT Placed on injured reserveApr. 27 WILLIAMS, Thomas, LB Drafted (5a) Aug. 30 BOUMAN, Todd, QB ReleasedApr. 27 WILLIAMS, Trae, DB Drafted (5b) Aug. 30 GILBERT, Tony, LB ReleasedApr. 27 WASHINGTON, Chauncey, RB Drafted (7) Aug. 30 BROWN, Chris, TE WaivedApr. 27 BISHOP, Adam, TE Agree to contract Aug. 30 BRUCE, Mkristo, DE WaivedApr. 27 BOSTON, Alex, DE Agree to contract Aug. 30 CARNAHAN, Andrew, OT WaivedApr. 27 BROWN, Chris, TE Agree to contract Aug. 30 DAVIS, Charles, TE WaivedApr. 27 COTRONE, Anthony, FB Agree to contract Aug. 30 GRANT, Michael, CB WaivedApr. 27 EDWARDS, Clyde, WR Agree to contract Aug. 30 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB WaivedApr. 27 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Agree to contract Aug. 30 MILLER, Drew, C/G WaivedApr. 27 GRANT, Michael, CB Agree to contract Aug. 30 MOULTON, Rashod. CB WaivedApr. 27 HARVEY, Jeron, WR Agree to contract Aug. 30 PETTWAY, Kenny, DE WaivedApr. 27 HORROCKS, Theo, DT Agree to contract Aug. 31 BROWN, Chris, TE Signed to practice squadApr. 27 MILLER, Drew, C/G Agree to contract Aug. 31 BRUCE, Mkristo, DE Signed to practice squadApr. 27 MYLES, Lamar, LB Agree to contract Aug. 31 CARNAHAN, Andrew, OT Signed to practice squadApr. 27 SMITH, Paul, QB Agree to contract Aug. 31 DAVIS, Charles, TE Signed to practice squadApr. 27 WITHERSPOON, Brian, CB Agree to contract Aug. 31 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Signed to practice squadApr. 29 RICARD, Lester, QB Waived Aug. 31 MILLER, Drew, C/G Signed to practice squadApr. 30 PRIOLEAU, Pierson, S UFA signed from Washington Aug. 31 MOULTON, Rashod. CB Signed to practice squadMay 16 COLLIER, Richard, OT Signed contract extension Sept. 1 SMITH, Paul, QB Signed to practice squadMay 16 McDANIEL, Tony, DT Signed contract extension Sept. 1 FUDGE, Jamaal, S WaivedMay 16 MEIER, Rob, DT Signed contract extension Sept. 1 JAMES, William, CB Signed contractMay 16 RICHARDS, Derrek, WR Signed contract Sept. 2 HAWKINS, Brent, DE WaivedMay 16 BISHOP, Adam, TE Signed contract Sept. 2 MOULTON, Rashod. CB Waived from practice squadMay 16 BOSTON, Alex, DE Signed contract Sept. 2 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Signed contractMay 16 BROWN, Chris, TE Signed contract Sept. 2 WOODS, D'Juan, WR Signed to practice squadMay 16 COTRONE, Anthony, FB Signed contract Sept. 2 LOUIS, Cliff, OT Signed to practice squadMay 16 EDWARDS, Clyde, WR Signed contract Sept. 4 SPENCER, Charles, OT Signed contractMay 16 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Signed contract Sept. 4 COLLIER, Richard, OT Placed on reserve/non-football injuryMay 16 GRANT, Michael, CB Signed contract Sept. 9 MANUWAI, Vince, G Placed on injured reserveMay 16 HARVEY, Jeron, WR Signed contract Sept. 9 BROWN, Milford, G Signed contractMay 16 HORROCKS, Theo, DT Signed contract Sept. 9 SLAUGHTER, Chad, OT Signed contractMay 16 MILLER, Drew, C/G Signed contract Sept. 9 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB WaivedMay 16 MYLES, Lamar, LB Signed contract Sept. 9 LOUIS, Cliff, OT Waived from practice squadMay 16 SMITH, Paul, QB Signed contract Sept. 10 WILLIAMS, Maurice, G/OT Placed on injured reserveMay 16 WITHERSPOON, Brian, CB Signed contract Sept. 10 WADE, Todd, OL Signed contractJun. 2 RICHARDS, Derrek, WR Waived Sept. 10 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Signed to practice squadJun. 2 THORPE, Craphonso, WR Signed contract Sept. 13 SLAUGHTER, Chad, OT ReleasedJun. 11 TERRY, D.D., RB Waived Sept. 13 WOODS, D'Juan, WR Signed contractJun. 11 GILES, Lavarus, RB Signed contract Sept. 15 WOODS, D'Juan, WR WaivedJun. 16 GIBBONS, Ryan, OT Waived Sept. 16 WOODS, D'Juan, WR Signed to practice squadJun. 16 GOODE, Brett, LS Waived Sept. 17 MYLES, Lamar, LB Signed to practice squadJun. 16 SMITH, Brian, DE Waived Sept. 17 CARNAHAN, Andrew, OT Waived from practice squadJun. 16 SMOLKO, Isaac, TE Waived Sept. 17 NAEOLE, Chris, G Signed contractJun. 16 THORPE, Craphonso, WR Waived Sept. 24 STARKS, Scott, CB Placed on injured reserveJun. 26 WASHINGTON, Chancey, RB Signed contract Sept. 24 LOWE, Omare, CB Signed contractJun. 27 SPICER, Paul, DE Signed contract extension Sept. 24 CARNAHAN, Andrew, OT Signed to practice squadJul. 14 WILLIAMS, Thomas, LB Signed contract Sept. 24 MYLES, Lamar, LB Waived from practice squadJul. 17 WILLIAMS, Trae, DB Signed contract Oct. 4 WADE, Todd, OL ReleasedJul. 25 GROVES, Quentin, DE Signed contract Oct. 4 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB Signed contractJul. 25 McMAHON, Pete, G Waived Oct. 6 MYLES, Lamar, LB Signed to practice squadJul. 25 BISHOP, Adam, TE Waived Oct. 25 NKANG, Chad, DB Activated from PUPJul. 25 JORDAN, Leander, OT Signed contract Oct. 25 GARDNER, Isaiah, CB WaivedJul. 25 HOAG, Ryan, WR Signed contractJul. 25 BRUCE, Mkristo, DE Signed contractJul. 25 WILLIAMS, Reggie, WR Placed on PUPJul. 25 MINCEY, Jeremy, DL Placed on PUPJul. 25 WRIGHSTER III, George, TE Placed on PUPJul. 25 NKANG, Chad, DB Placed on PUPJul. 25 PORTER, Jerry, WR Placed on PUP

JAGUARS 2008 ROSTER MOVES