I'm not sure about you but I'm sick of hearing about Tim Tebow from both sides.  You know on one side are the people that think that Tebow will come into Jacksonville with a smile and save the franchise.  The other group of people don't seem to think that Tebow is skilled enough to be a NFL waterboy.  I seem to think that Tebow could be a good to great NFL quarterback, I don't think that will happen in Jacksonville. If the Jaguars were to draft Tim Tebow they are drafting a lot of problems.  Not problems that Tebow himself will bring but that the fans will bring.  As soon as David Garrard...

With all the rumors flying around about Del Rio being fired or maybe taking the USC job, I was very hopeful.  However looks like we got another year with good ol Jack.  Oh well here's hoping to a better next season.  Listen to the latest podcast to hear more in detail how I feel. Player

How about the AFC South and their quarterbacks?  I know a couple of quarterbacks have backed out but going into last weekend the quarterbacks for the AFC were Peyton Manning, Matt Schaub, and Vince Young.  Not back all AFC South quarterback but Peyton can't play because of the Super Bowl, so his replacement David Garrard. Now I know that David Garrard really doesn't deserve to go this year but with Brady and Rivers sitting it out then he gets his chance.  How amazing is it that all the AFC Pro Bowl quarterback and the Super Bowl quarterback are all coming from that same division?  I didn't...

Blackout has gotten to be a bad word in Jacksonville as all of the Jaguars games have been blacked out. My question is do they really work? The NFL's thought is that by blacking out the games you have to go to the game to see it but if you don't have enough fans to go to the games how are you going to get more? As I sit here listening to the Jaguars vs Chiefs game I got to wondering if I wasn't already a fan would I listen to the game? The answer would be no. By not having the games on TV more and more fans will lose interest and that only makes things worse. The NFL really needs to take...