Las Vegas isn't giving much respect to the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are the biggest underdog to win next year's Super Bowl, according to several casinos.
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February 08, 2012
The Jacksonville Jaguars are once again drafting in the top 10 in the NFL Draft following a disappointing 5-11 season.
Last year the Jaguars selected who they feel is their quarterback of the future in Blaine Gabbert, but he struggled in his rookie season without much help around him in the offense. The Jaguars are going to stick with Gabbert and try to give him some help around...
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February 06, 2012
It has only been 24 hours since the 2011 NFL season came to an end, but the odds-makers in Las Vegas have already released their odds for who next year’s Super Bowl champion will be.
Las Vegas thinks that the Jacksonville Jaguars are the longest shot to win Super Bowl XLVII.
The MGM Grand casino has the Jaguars at 150-1 odds to hoist the Lombardi Trophy next February in their...
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February 09, 2012
Dont get me wrong, I think Greg Olsen is ok, I dont want him back here coaching anything, but I dont think he is horrible either. But Jacksonville? A team that had the Bucs right where they wanted them..down 14-0, and poored it on for a 41-14 win? Did they not realize this game was the nail in the coffin for Raheem Morris and his entire staff? Or were they that impressed with Olsen...
As free agency and the draft approaches, we take a look at who the Jaguars might go after and how free agency will affect their draft. We also look at MJD's confidence in Blaine Gabbert and Eben Britton on the comeback trail.
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February 08, 2012
The Jacksonville Jaguars offense struggled in 2011, that’s no secret.
Much of the blame was placed on rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert, but a closer look at some advanced statistics reveals that perhaps Gabbert was simply a victim of poor play from his receivers.
AdvancedNFLStats.com tracks the Win Probability Added (WPA) of each play throughout the season, and assigns the...
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February 08, 2012
The Jacksonville Jaguars hired former Kansas State coach Ron Prince as assistant offensive line coach. He held the same job with the Indianapolis Colts for the past two seasons before most of the staff was ousted when coach Jim Caldwell was fired after a 2-14 season. Prince has 20 years of coaching experience including 18 at the collegiate level. He served three seasons as head coach...
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