BLAINE GABBERT RUMORS

Is Jacksonville Jaguars QB Blaine Gabbert poised for a big second year in the NFL? I’m not going to sugarcoat it, Gabbert played badly last year. He was thrown into a desperate situation when he was clearly not ready to play and he was ripped apart on and off the field. His QB coach had not coached

The Jacksonville Jaguars were a horrible passing team last year. They were ranked dead-last in passing yards despite having one of the league’s most efficient running games. And although there were many factors that contributed to the Jaguars’ pathetic passing numbers, quarterback Blaine Gabbert has shouldered most of the blame for Jacksonville’s poor numbers.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE »

Jaguar’s owner Shahid Khan has a lot on his plate. Besides trying to build his team state-of-the-art facilities and dealing with outside issues related to other businesses, he’s also got a lot of internal strife going on within his club. There are a lot of invisible resentments and agendas that are often responsible for why pro sports teams fail. The Jags could be...

I know it's been awhile since I've pumped something out here at The Jaggernaut. What can I say? I've been staying very busy (especially at This Given Sunday). Anyway, I just ran across this disturbing tweet from Chris Wesseling (RTed by Tania Ganguli), and I thought you'd folks may want to analyze it. and round and round we go RT @ChrisWesseling Via @DonBanks...

Perhaps the biggest question facing the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason is what kind of production they will get from the quarterback position next season. Incumbent starter Blaine Gabbert is entering his second season in the NFL after struggling mightily in his rookie year. Those struggles have raised questions as to whether or not he will ever evolve into the franchise quarterback...

If there was any doubt that the Jaguars would be sticking with Blaine Gabbert at quarterback, new Head Coach Mike Mularkey erased all of it today by saying that there would be no competition for the starting job. Gabbert struggled mightily as a rookie, but they got him two new receivers this offseason and they invested the 10th overall pick on him in 2011. They did sign backup Chad�...

Creating competition is apparently overrated in Mike Mularkey’s book. When speaking to NFL.com’s Albert Breer on Monday, the new Jaguars head coach said that his quarterback position is not open for competition. “No, it’s not (a competition),” Mulakery said. “Blaine’s our starting quarterback…I’m a big body-language reader, and on the practice field, the cafeteria...

Head Coach Mike Mularkey noted that the Jaguars will be sticking with Blaine Gabbert as their starting quarterback while heading into training camp, according to Albert Breer of the NFL Network. Fantasy Spin: So while Gabbert gravely struggled as a rookie in 2011, Jacksonville remains high on him now and for the future, and Mularkey is especially pleased with the Missouri products...

Most people expect the Jacksonville Jaguars to select a defensive lineman with the seventh overall pick but look for the Jaguars to select Notre Dame wide receiver Michael Floyd in the draft. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE »

The Jacksonville Jaguars were unable to improve on an 8-8 record and in Week 3 of the 2011 NFL season Luke McCown would be replaced with the 10th pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, Blaine Gabbert. Now that the Jaguars have their future quarterback it is time to find stars to put around him. The surprise was a defensive unit that finished ranked 6th overall after finishing 28th the previous...