Paul Spicer

When you look at the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Detroit Lions, can you really put a gauge on what team is in worse shape right now? Of course the 0-8 Lions look like the worse team, but how about the Jags, who last week at one point were down 18 to the Bengals, and after coming back to get within two, couldn’t tie the game in the last minute on a two-point conversion and lost 21-19 to a team that had not won all year. Now they take on the Lions, another team that has yet to win, but...Read Full Story

Following Sunday’s 30-12 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, we were visited by Fred Taylor on our post-game coverage. We couldn’t have asked for anything better. Taylor was candid (as always) in his review of the Jaguars current situation. “We’re a bad team. We have good players, we’re just not a good team,” Taylor said. “[Jack Del Rio] has a great message. In so many ways I agree with him. Obviously its not connecting.” That’s a conclusion that Del Rio came to as well. Sometimes, the...Read Full Story

The Cleveland Browns were able to hang on for the win defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 23-17.  An interesting side bar to this game was it did not feature Kellen Winslow who was suspended due to negative comments he made about the team. In both games he has not played the Browns have gone on for the win. It also has delayed the beginning of the Brady Quinn era in Cleveland for yet another week as Derek Anderson had a good day throwing for 246 yards and one TD. Jamal Lewis had 81 yards...Read Full Story

There’s weeks when the Jacksonville Jaguars show glimpses of why they are a team to watch in the AFC South; as of late, they haven’t shown much as they are in a slump. Enter the Houston Texans as they took on the Jaguars Monday night. Jacksonville had plenty of offense against Houston; unfortunately for them, turnovers were to become their undoing as they turned the ball over three times while the Texans’ Steve Slaton ran for 130 yards and 2 scores and defensive end Mario Williams recorded 3...Read Full Story

There’s weeks when the Jacksonville Jaguars show glimpses of why they are a team to watch in the AFC South; as of late, they haven’t shown much as they are in a slump. Enter the Houston Texans as they took on the Jaguars Monday night. Jacksonville had plenty of offense against Houston; unfortunately for them, turnovers were to become their undoing as they turned the ball over three times while the Texans’ Steve Slaton ran for 130 yards and 2 scores and defensive end Mario Williams recorded 3...Read Full Story