Jorge Cordova

Hey Browns fansI'm John, Editor-In-Chief of SBN's Jaguar site, Big Cat Country. It seems to be perfect weather for roasting marsh mellows over the Cuyahoga when the Jaguars travel to Cleveland on Sunday. While the Jags still have a slight chance to make the playoffs, that'll more than likely be reduced to playing out the string by half time. If you have any questions about the Jags in general or about Sundays game, hit me up. Just don't throw...  

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Here come the Jacksonville Jaguars. While they’re not the team they were when they faced the New England Patriots a couple of years ago in the playoffs, these Jags still play the same in-your-face style. This could be the first of two trips for the 7-7 Jaguars to the area, as they’re still fighting for a Wild Card berth.  

Florida governor Charlie Crist believes he has the solution to the attendance problems that continue to plague the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars…draft University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow. The UF legend will be eligible for the 2010 draft and is a native of Jacksonville.  

Unlike Santa, the Jacksonville Jaguars will head off for their appointed rounds this week carrying very few sacks. carrying very few sacks. The Jags will land in New England for Sunday's date with the Patriots with just 14 sacks, one per game, easily the lowest total in the NFL this year.  

Los Angeles TimesMiami Dolphins vs Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Predictions, Odds & PicksPoint-Spreads.comNFL Predictions at online sportsbook BetUS.com have the Jags listed as a -2 against the spread home favorite. Dolphins Breakdown: Miami put itself in a good ...Jags-Fins battle to have serious impact on playoff raceSeattle Post IntelligencerJags don't matter in Savannah or, apparently, in Jacksonville eitherExaminer.comMiami Dolphins at...  

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Reacting as though they had taken a collective punch to the gut, the Jacksonville Jaguars spent Friday reeling from a 35-31 loss to Indianapolis. The setback left the Jaguars (7-7) no longer in control of their playoff destiny ...  

No team has done more damage to Jacksonville's postseason hopes than the New England Patriots. The Pats knocked the Jaguars out of the playoffs in 1996, 2005 and 2007, and have handed them more two late-season blows. New England's 26-20 victory at Jacksonville in 1997 prevented the Jaguars from earning the No.  

Former Jacksonville running back Fred Taylor says the Jaguars might be find themselves in Los Angeles and jokingly said he was putting in a bid for a job. Taylor, who played with the Jaguars from 1998 until being released after the 2008 season, challenged Jaguars fans during a conference call on Wednesday by saying the team probably would be better off moving.  

Maurice Jones-Drew believes all the help he needs to get the Jacksonville Jaguars into the playoffs is already on the roster.