JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars have spent the past decade trying to replace star receivers Jimmy Smith and Keenan McCardell. They used first-round draft picks on R. Jay Soward (2000), Reggie Williams (2004) and Matt Jones (2005)

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The Jacksonville Jaguars are looking for another starting receiver. They spent the past decade trying to replace stars Jimmy Smith and Keenan McCardell. They used first-round draft picks on R.

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Injuries have dominated fantasy baseball news for the past week — especially if you own any player who happens to suit up for the Boston Red Sox.

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Former Jaguars football player Mark Brunell, who was paid nearly $52 million during his past 10 years in the National Football League, plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this morning. Brunell, a three-time Pro Bowl quarterback who played for the Jaguars from 1995 to 2003 and won a Super Bowl last season as a backup quarterback with the New Orleans Saints, faces multiple lawsuits …

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The Jaguars added another perk for the season-ticket holders. Their annual intrasquad scrimmage, which will be at 7 p.m.

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Oakland Raiders conquests have been few the past seven seasons. A team with three Super Bowl titles and a pantheon of Hall of Famers hasn’t finished better than 5-11 in that span.

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As a die-hard Charger fan, one of my biggest regrets over the past few years was that they didn’t utilize Kassim Osgood enough. Osgood, I hate to admit, was way under-appreciated in San Diego, and personally I don’t blame him for leaving in free agency. Most players in the NFL these days leave a team in search of money

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Local NFL fan-favorite Justin Smiley was traded from the Miami Dolphins to the Jacksonville Jaguars this past week, bringing the Southeast Georgia native a little closer to where he was born and raised.

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Tom Coughlin left the Jacksonville Jaguars upon his dismissal as head coach after the 2002 season, but the continued existence of his foundation means his impact on the First Coast will never be a thing of the past. The Jay Fund is named after former Boston College player Jay McGillis, who died of leukemia in 1993 during Coughlin’s tenure there. It benefits families with cancer-stricken children …

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