Atiyyah Ellison News

The team had other plans. "They didn't tell me anything until the walkthrough," Williams said.

An NFL record this year's Jaguars don't want now looks safe after John Henderson recorded a pair of sacks in an 18-15 win over Buffalo on Sunday.

The Jaguars stayed true to form in continuing their pattern of following blowout defeats with wins against bad teams.

After Johnson's 228-yard performance last Sunday, the Jaguars switched from a 3-4 defensive alignment to a 4-3 against Kansas City and posted a 24-21 victory.

Halfway through the season, the Jacksonville Jaguars have finally settled on a defensive scheme.

When Kansas City scored on a 54-yard bomb from Matt Cassel to Chris Chambers with 2:32 left in the game, everyone knew what was coming next.

Special Cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han will perform at the Cummer Museum on Sunday.

Other than a little excitement during the preseason, the Jaguars' new 3-4 defensive scheme hasn't generated much else.

Submitted by Charles Broward on Wed, 10/21/2009 - 01:32. Ellison reads to kids at Wolfson Children's Hospital Jacksonville Jaguars' 322-pound defensive tackle Atiyyah Ellison seems to love spending time with children.

RICK WILSON/The Times-UnionJaguars defensive tackle Atiyyah Ellison returns a squibbed kickoff during the Jaguars' victory over the Houston Texans last month.

Submitted by Charles Broward on Wed, 10/14/2009 - 01:25. Considine livens up PACE Center When Jaguars safety Sean Considine found himself trapped in a room with approximately 90 screaming, dancing, and laughing teenage girls at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the PACE Center for Girls, he might have wondered if there was another way out.

Maybe Jaguars quarterback David Garrard wanted to ignore it. But there's no way he could've turned a deaf ear to the attention given to team owner Wayne Weaver, who recently discussed the club's possible interest in Florida senior quarterback Tim Tebow.

KEVIN TURNER/The Times-Union Jacksonville Jaguar Maurice Jones-Drew , along with other teammates were at an Atlantic Boulevard Winn-Dixie Tuesday to announce Jones-Drew's signing with the grocer's "Fresh Checked Every Day" advertising campaign.

RICK WILSON/The Times-Union Rookie running back Rashad Jennings, the Jaguars' seventh-round pick, is trying to win the backup job behind Maurice Jones-Drew, but Jennings has missed time due to injury.

It's the game within the game and it'll take center stage Thursday night for a lot of young players attempting to make the roster of a Jaguars team in a youth movement.

RICK WILSON/The Times-UnionJags defensive tackle Terrance Knighton thinks he can help the offense in goal-line situations.

Atiyyah Ellison hopes he's found a home with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In Atiyyah Ellison 's media guide entry, his year-by-year bio has just a two-word edge on this lengthy transaction history: TRANSACTIONS: Originally a third round draft choice by Carolina in 2005 NFL Draft ... Waived by Carolina on 9/3/05 ... Signed by Carolina to the practice ...

Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio called the derby at defensive tackle for the starting job opposite John Henderson "wide open" at the beginning of training camp.

MARY HURST/Special Andrew Parham learns how to make pancakes with Chef Jessica Bright.

The Jacksonville Jaguars took to the field for the fourth time this week in full pads for the morning session of two a days.