The Jacksonville Jaguars ease into the 2011 NFL schedule as they open the season at home against the Tennessee Titans in week one. From there, the difficulty ramps up quickly as the Jags travel to New York to face the Jets in week two. The early season schedule is alternates between easy and difficult as Jacksonville travels to Carolina for a week three date with the Panthers before hitting the meat of its schedule.

The tough stretch of the Jaguars schedule comes before their week nine bye. On Oct. 2, it begins as the Jags host the New Orleans Saints. The Cincinnati Bengals provide somewhat of a break the next week before a stretch that sees Jacksonville hit the road against the Steelers before hosting the Baltimore Ravens on Oct. 24. Two tough, physical matchups back-to-back will surely leave the Jags battered and bruised with a bye in sight.

The full schedule can be found below, courtesy of NFL.com:

Week 1 Sun. Sep. 11 vs. Tennessee Titans — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 2 Sun. Sep. 18 at New York Jets — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 3 Sun. Sep. 25 at Carolina Panthers — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 4 Sun. Oct. 2 vs. New Orleans Saints — 1:00 p.m. on FOX
Week 5 Sun. Oct. 9 vs. Cincinnati Bengals — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 6 Sun. Oct. 16 at Pittsburgh Steelers — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 7 Mon. Oct. 24 vs. Baltimore Ravens — 8:30 p.m. on ESPN
Week 8 Sun. Oct. 30 at Houston Texans — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 9 BYE
Week 10 Sun. Nov. 13 at Indianapolis Colts — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 11 Sun. Nov. 20 at Cleveland Browns — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 12 Sun. Nov. 27 vs. Houston Texans — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 13 Mon. Dec. 05 vs. San Diego Chargers — 8:30 p.m. on ESPN
Week 14 Sun. Dec. 11 vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — 1:00 p.m. on FOX
Week 15 Thu. Dec. 15 at Atlanta Falcons — 8:20 p.m. on NBC
Week 16 Sat. Dec. 24 at Tennessee Titans — 1:00 p.m. on CBS
Week 17 Sun. Jan. 01 vs. Indianapolis Colts — 1:00 p.m. on CBS

Visit SBNation.com for every 2011 NFL schedule. For more coverage of the Jacksonville Jaguars, visit Big Cat Country, our Jaguars blog.

Houston Texans

Reviewing the tight ends with the team website.

Indianapolis Colts

The team website reviews the offensive tackles.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Eugene Monroe talks about the potential effects of the lockout with Tania Ganguli.

Dick Koetter says the Jaguars should be able to expect improvement every year, says John Oehser.

Tennessee Titans

The Titans are getting to know Jake Locker, says Terry McCormick.

Houston Texans

Nick Scurfield’s second version of a Texans draft machine gives the team North Carolina defensive end Robert Quinn.

Indianapolis Colts

What the Colts need according to Pete Prisco.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Fans can visit with coaches and scouts April 12 by winning a Twitter contest, says Tania Ganguli.

If Cam Newton lasted to No. 16, John Oehser doesn’t see the Jaguars taking him.

Who the Jaguars could trade down with, from Alfie Crow.

Tennessee Titans

With Mike Munchak, don’t mistake soft-spoken for soft, says John Glennon.

The Nashville Sports Authority is not worried about Titans rent payments, says Annie Johnson. (Via August West.)

Rusty Smith says the Titans know what he can do, says John Glennon. (Note to Smith: When the GM and the head coach say they need quarterbacks, plural, that’s not a media creation.)

Houston Texans

Hall of Fame voting is tricky business, says John McClain. And some of his voting rationale.

Indianapolis Colts

Colts.com’s third-quarter review.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Aaron Kampman and Eben Britton are on pace for summer comebacks, says Tania Ganguli.

Can the Jaguars finally make a jump? Steve Wyche has some questions.

The debut of the John Oehser’s O-Zone.

Looking at the Jaguars at quarterback, with Brian Levenson.

Tennessee Titans

Jerry Gray plans to increase defensive discipline, says John Glennon.

Chris Palmer tells Glennon he doesn’t think the Titans are too far off.

New Titans hires give the Titans an old Oilers feel, says David Climer.

Why Palmer was in the UFL last year, from Glennon.

Houston Texans

Shaun Rogers would be a perfect fit for the Texans, says Jerome Solomon.

Indianapolis Colts

Jim Irsay is not going to repeat Jerry Jones’ boastful prediction about playing in a home Super Bowl, says Mike Chappell.

Neil Paine expects a big 2011 for Peyton Manning. Hat tip to Nate Dunlevy.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Marcedes Lewis wants a long-term deal not a franchise tag, says Tania Ganguli. Who doesn’t?

Jack Del Rio takes questions at the team’s website.

The Jaguars need to add to their offensive line says Jonathan Loesche.

Tennessee Titans

Frank Bush is waiting on a decision from Mike Munchak, says John Glennon.

Like most NFL teams, the Titans have built an indestructible brand, says Annie Johnson. (Old, but interesting.)

Houston Texans

Richard Justice breaks down Dale Robertson’s piece on Bob McNair, as I did earlier.

Indianapolis Colts

Nate Dunlevy has money on his mind, and looks at some cost questions for the Colts.

A look at the Colts’ offensive tackles, with Collin McCollough.

Assessing the safeties with Brett Mock.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars’ fans will miss Jeff Fisher, says Gene Frenette.

Fisher gave the Jaguars a rival when they needed one, says Vic Ketchman.

Tennessee Titans

Bud Adams is talking about a quick hire, says Jim Wyatt. I prefer what his top lieutenants said Friday, that they’d take as long as it takes.

The Titans should look to an outsider, says David Climer. I’ve said so too.

Receivers coach Fred Graves has jumped from the Titans to the Panthers.

Fisher had too much power, says Climer.

Fisher leaves behind an uncertain legacy, says David Boclair.

Peter King thinks a fresh start with a young coach is good for Tennessee, but then throws in Dom Capers’ name too. It’s been a long time since Capers was a good head coach.

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans Live Stream on CBS - The Jacksonville Jaguars were already in a tough spot in regards to making the playoffs heading into the final week of the regular season, but the anticipated absences of the team’s two offensive catalysts figures to make the task an even more arduous one.

Live from Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas), the Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans matchup will start at exactly 4:15 pm ET, Sunday, January 2, 2011.

Apparently, Jacksonville won’t have starting quarterback David Garrard under center for Sunday’s AFC South clash with the Houston Texans from Reliant Stadium, while star running back Maurice-Jones Drew seems destined to sit out as well due to a painful knee injury that will likely require surgery.

Jacksonville (8-7) remains in the postseason hunt thanks in part to Garrard’s improbable touchdown throw versus Houston on Nov. 14. The Texans’ Glover Quin batted down the long pass but hit it into the chest of Thomas, who caught the ball at the 1-yard line before stepping into the end zone.

While Garrard’s throw in the first meeting with Houston gave Jacksonville the victory, his interception in the extra period against the Redskins helped set up the winning 31-yard field goal. Washington came in with four straight losses.

On the other hand, the Texans come into Sunday’s matchup with plenty of problems of their own. Houston has dropped its last four contests and lost eight times in a nine-game span following a promising 4-2 start to the season, with the collapse raising questions about head coach Gary Kubiak’s future with the organization.

Houston gave up 24 points in the second half of last week’s game at lowly Denver, enabling the Broncos to erase a 17-0 deficit at intermission and rally for a 24-23 win.

While the Texans have been tough against the run, they own the league’s worst pass defense with 277.1 yards allowed per game. Trent Edwards will likely draw the assignment of trying to exploit it.

The veteran went 14 of 24 for 140 yards and two interceptions when Garrard left a 30-3 loss to Tennessee on Oct. 18 with a concussion. Edwards made two starts this season with Buffalo.

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