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KELLY JORDAN/The Times-Union Jaguars quarterback David Garrard is sacked for a loss by Miami's Channing Crowder and Randy Sparks to force the Jaguars to turn the ball over on downs with 1:26 remaining in the fourth quarter on Sunday.

For the third consecutive game, Maurice Jones-Drew was pretty much held in check, this time by the league's 22nd-ranked run defense, though he did help seal the outcome with seven carries for 38 yards on the last series.

Ita TMs borderline shocking that Maurice Jones-Drew couldna TMt get loose for any big gain with 25 carries against the NFLa TMs worst run defense.

Take a bow, Jack Del Rio. Not only is the Jaguars coach smarter than a fifth-grader, he outfoxed the NFL genius, Bill Belichick, with much better use Sunday of his cerebrum.

Titans wide receiver Nate Washington catches a 6-yard touchdown pass as he is defended by Jaguars safety Reggie Nelson in the second quarter Sunday in Tennessee.

Rick Wilson/Times-Union staff Jacksonville Jaguars running back #32 Maurice Jones-Drew dives over the goaline on a 4 yard ouchdown run against the St.

Submitted by Gene Frenette on Sun, 10/18/2009 - 14:21. Maurice Jones-Drew went into a pretty long-winded rant about the Jaguars losing their run identity after that 41-point loss at Seattle, but he hasn't done much in the first half against the winless St.

No protection Coach Jack Del Rio likes to say the game starts in the trenches. Thata TMs exactly where it ended for the Jaguars as the offensive line allowed four sacks.

Matt Hasselbeck made his return to Seattle's lineup and threw for 241 yards and four touchdowns, as the Seahawks dominated the Jacksonville Jaguars, 41-0, at Qwest Field.

The Jaguars keep pumping up the stat sheet for opposing quarterbacks. This time, it's the Houston Texans' Matt Schaub who is benefitting from their pedestrian pass rush and difficulty in coverage.

Call the number on the label of a Vital Energy drink and you'll get Michael Joseph's personal cell phone.

NFL.com's play-by-play account of the Jacksonville Jaguars' home-opening loss to the Arizona Cardinals does little justice to the first of two second-quarter plays that broke open a back-and-forth contest.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky INDIANAPOLIS -- The Colts are preventing big plays, the same thing the Jaguars missed for much of last season.

Submitted by Charles Broward on Sun, 09/13/2009 - 15:22. Okay, that wasna TMt exactly the third quarter in which the Jacksonville Jaguars came out and took control of a game like you hoped for, but the defense did come up strong to keep the team alive.

KICKOFF: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET SURFACE: FieldTurf TV: CBS SERIES: 17th regular-season meeting.

CAMP OBJECTIVES: The Jaguars' inability to run the football last season sounded a death knell for their chances, so head coach Jack Del Rio and offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter must ensure that facet of the game plan is ready to go coming out of camp.

The Maryland staff hit the specialist jackpot again when they brought in Travis Baltz from Ohio to handle punting duties after Adam Podlesh moved onto the Jacksonville Jaguars.