On our WR Coach Jerry Sullivan

Sullivan had worked during the 2011 off-season with Cardinals Pro Bowl wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald, and Fitzgerald very much wanted Sullivan to join the Cardinals staff.

“Larry Fitzgerald literally flew him to Arizona, walked him into (Cardinals Head Coach) Ken Wisenhunt’s office and said, ‘Listen, I need this guy here,’’’ Mularkey said. “Jerry decided to come here for a variety of reasons that will help us and help our receivers move forward.”

Misdemeanor charges of marijuana possession against Alabama CB Dre Kirkpatrick were dismissed in a Florida court on Monday.
A projected top-25 pick in this year's draft, Kirkpatrick's stock is unlikely to be affected after the dismissal. Arrested on January 17 in Manatee County, Kirkpatrick was allegedly found to have 7.9 grams (0.28 ounces) of pot in his possession. The arrest occurred just five days after Kirkpatrick, a third-year junior, declared for the draft. Kirkpatrick claimed he did not know the marijuana was in friend Chris Rogers' car, and Rogers accepted the blame.

lmao, that's nice of his buddy to take the blame for him. Hopefully Dre will do the right thing and pay the man when he starts getting his $$.

I'd easily rather have Janoris Jenkins over Kirkpatrick though.

At least you guys will have a top 10 pick for the next 5 years. Maybe you'll get lucky like the Lions and end up with a QB + WR combo like Stafford and Megatron in the end.

you're an idiot. please move along, thanks.

Do you think the team is going to be good any time soon?

Poz is hoping his shoulder will be healed up, so he can participate in off season activities.

“I will heal up from this completely,” Posluszny said Monday. “This will have no effect on how I play in the 2012 season or any season after that. This happens all the time. It’s a very common injury, especially for people who play linebacker. This will not alter my career in any way.”

“I’m going to visit the doctor who did the surgery six weeks out from surgery, and from then on, he’ll give me the protocol,” Posluszny said. “The surgeon has not discussed with me when I will back to 100 percent, but we didn’t view it as major surgery.”

Asked if he would be able to practice before training camp, he said, “I don’t think it will take that long, personally. The surgeon said, ‘Be cautious. There’s no rush. There’s no reason to rush in January and February, then we’ll go from there.”

Posluszny said it’s his desire to work when the Jaguars begin their off-season program, and that he has not ruled out participating in the off-season conditioning program, OTAs and minicamps. The Jaguars are scheduled to begin their off-season program in early April, with OTAs likely to be held from mid-April through mid-June.

“I would really like to do that,” Posluszny said. “I’d like to compete in those and get back out on the field. I’m looking forward to that and I want to be healthy at that point. If our doctors say, ‘No need to do it just yet – let it get a little more healed,’ then that’s part of the deal.

“We haven’t gotten to that point yet where we’ve discussed where I’ll be in May and June.”

Posluszny said for now he’s at the facility staying in shape and working non-shoulder-related areas. While players are not permitted under the new CBA rules to speak with coaches about football until April, he said he will spend the coming weeks reviewing tape from last season on an individual basis.

Somebody to keep an eye on...

Derek Carrier, Division 3 WR for Beloit College

Listed at 6'4 235, played basketball, football, and ran track at Beloit.

Clocked at a 4.36 40.



http://www.beloitdailynews.com/sports/bucs-carrier-eager-to-start-season/article_f4a0cbec-d3ec-11e0-bfb8-001cc4c002e0.html

http://www.beloitdailynews.com/sports/unstoppable-beloit-college-s-carrier-will-wrap-up-stellar-career/article_29398f82-0652-11e1-a867-001cc4c03286.html

The Jaguars have no Super Bowl appearances
The Jaguars are the only team in the NFL that has never had a player or coach win a season-ending AP award in their franchise's history (OROTY, DROTY, MVP, OPOTY, DPOTY, ComebackPOTY, CoachOTY .etc)
Tom Coughlin, the Jags first head coach, advanced to the AFCCG twice with the Jaguars and lost both times. He was then fired and sent to the Giants where he has won two Super Bowls

And worst of all - Blaine Gabbert

Is all of this true Kargus???

This post was edited by Tears946 on Feb 6 2012 07:45pm

The Jaguars held the Titans to 292 yards in the season-opener and that was a sign of things to come. In nine of 16 games, the Jaguars held opponents under 300 yards. Only Pittsburgh held opponents under 300 yards in more games. The Jaguars held 11 of their 16 opponents below their 2011 yards per game average.

Tucker’s unit finished sixth in the NFL in total defense, the highest ranking for the club since 2006. The Jaguars were one of only four teams (Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Houston) to finish in the top nine in both rushing and passing defense, only the second time in franchise history the club had done so.

The success of the defense didn’t come without adversity. The unit used 14 different starting lineups in 16 games because of injuries, including the loss of their two starting cornerbacks, a starting defensive end and a linebacker to season-ending injuries in consecutive weeks. Only five players started all 16 games on defense and only eight players played in all 16 games.