Back in October, an Illinois man who traveled to Jacksonville for the game between the Bears and Jaguars was killed the night before the game. The man accused of murdering William Pettry pleaded guilty to second-degree murder charges on Tuesday. The Florida Times-Union reports that Matthew Reid Hinson will be sentenced at a later date…
A Florida man has pleaded guilty to fatally stabbing a Chicago fan who had traveled to Jacksonville to see a game between the Bears and the Jaguars last fall.
With the craziness of free agency and the draft growing distant in the rearview mirror, the Jacksonville Jaguars can get their offseason workouts underway. Although the team has already held several organized team activities, the majority of the workouts still lie ahead. Show More Summary
At a time when the Jaguars aren’t interested in bringing Tim Tebow home to Jacksonville, he went there anyway. Via the Florida Times-Union, Tebow was in town Friday night to speak at New Life Christian Fellowship. As he did earlier this month in Michigan, he said nothing about his NFL future. Tebow did offer one…
The medical condition that made defensive lineman Kyle Love unfit for further employment with the Patriots has not kept him from working for the Jaguars. According to Jarrett Bell of USA Today, Love passed a Friday physical in Jacksonville, with one caveat — the he receive treatment for Type-2 diabetes. Clearance came after the Jaguars…
Probably Jacksonville's greatest accomplishment.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were arguably the worst team in the National Football League a season ago, and as new head coach Gus Bradley attempts to right the ship in Jacksonville, one of his primary challenges is improving a defense that ranked 30th in the NFL in 2012. Show More Summary
As we and many others reported yesterday, the New England Patriots released defensive tackle Kyle Love this week in the wake of the news that he has Type-2 diabetes. And for those who were wondering whether Love's release might have been for other reasons, there's a lot of evidence that there were no other reasons. Show More Summary
The Boston DT Party in Jacksonville is on. According to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com, the Jaguars have claimed former Patriots defensive tackle Kyle Love off waivers. There, he joins former Patriots teammate Brandon Deaderick, who was claimed earlier this week. The Jaguars needed help up front, and now they’ve added a pair of serviceable parts…
David Garrard's injured left knee will end his decade-long playing career, but the former Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback could begin his coaching career with an internship with the New York Jets, reports Jim Corbett of the USA Today.
Garrard, 35, has not played in an NFL game since 2010. Show More Summary
With the second pick in the first round, the Jacksonville Jaguars got themselves a rock of an offensive tackle in Luke Joeckel. What did they get with the first pick of the second round? A team in dire need of cornerstones might have...Show More Summary
At his best, defensive tackle Tyson Alualu has been a solid player. The Jacksonville Jaguars haven't seen his best often enough, partly because he has dealt with a bad knee for much of his time since they drafted him out of Cal 10th overall in 2010. Gus Bradley and the new defensive staff are making a big change with Alualu for his fourth season. Show More Summary
According to both the Associated Press and Jaguars.com writer John Oehser, Jaguars coach Gus Bradley is planning on making a move that many thought to be necessary since he was drafted. Tyson Alualu is moving from defensive tackle to...Show More Summary
When we unveil next month on NBC Sports Network’s Pro Football Talk the four members of each franchise’s Mt. Rushmore, former Jaguars receiver Jimmy Smith could land on the Jacksonville version. Earlier this year, he landed in a far worse place, for a tentative stay of six years. It’s a sad story for a player…
The NFL is a quarterback-driven league, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are currently searching for one who can lead the team to victory. Neither Blaine Gabbert nor Chad Henne have done much to prove they can be that player during their stints as Jacksonville's starting quarterback. Show More Summary
Jimmy Smith, a former receiver of the Jacksonville Jaguars from 1995 through 2005, has landed himself in prison. Smith is serving six years of jail time, according to Gregg Rosenthal of NFL.com, for possession of cocaine and an illegal...Show More Summary
Former Jacksonville Jaguars player gets sentenced to six years in prison for drug and weapon charges
Jimmy Smith, a former NFL receiver, is in jail for a six-year sentence on drug and weapons charges in Mississippi. Smith played for the Jacksonville Jaguars for 11 years before retiring from the game in 2005. He now calls the Mississippi Department of Corrections his home due to multiple charges, according to Chad Cushnir of firstcoastnews.com. The [...]Show More Summary
Jimmy Smith, a five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who is arguably the best player in the short history of the Jacksonville Jaguars franchise, recently began serving a six-year jail sentence for gun and drug crimes. Although it has gone largely unnoticed in the media, Smith has been in prison in Mississippi since March 29, and…
Former Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Jimmy Smith is currently serving a six years in the Mississippi Department of Corrections after being convicted of drug and weapons charges, Chad Cushnir of firstcoastnews.com reports.
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