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Leonard Fournette not exactly excited about first London trip
Oehser: The Jaguars determined their 2017 formula this past offseason – and one early-season loss isn’t going to make them change
Senior writer John Oehser’s notes and observations from Thursday, when the Jaguars’ offensive, defensive and special teams coordinators spoke in advance of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens at Wembley Stadium in London …
Oehser: The Jaguars determined their 2017 formula this past offseason – and one early-season loss isn’t going to make them change
Senior writer John Oehser’s notes and observations from Thursday, when the Jaguars’ offensive, defensive and special teams coordinators spoke in advance of Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens at Wembley Stadium in London …
Your weekly Jaguars-centric fantasy football advice!
You can follow Josh at @Fantasy4Cast. Please do not hold Big Cat Country responsible for bad food takes or when a Jaguars player undoubtedly lays a goose egg on your fantasy team.
Winning was fun. Wasn’t that fun?
Week 1 of the NFL season took us to a place that we as Jacksonville Jaguars fans, haven’t felt in quite some time. And then, all of us came back to earth and remembered our place.
We are Jaguars fans, and as you’ve read on...
Every Friday during the 2017 NFL regular season, public relations assistant Gaby Moran will bring the five best facts to know about the Jaguars heading into the game on Sunday:
Each week, the Big Cat Country team will be giving their predictions for the upcoming slate of games. Roast us, fam.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are 1-1 to start the season, and after just two games, it is difficult to tell what their potential is. After dominating the Houston Texans in Week 1, the Jaguars looked like they could be the 10-6 team I predicted them to be at the beginning of July. In Week 2, however, the Titans were far too much for the Jaguars, and Blake Bortles turned the ball over too many times. The Week 1 victory was a nice surprise, as Houston was believed to be a quality team this season....
Jaelen Strong wants to move on from lack of success with Texans
JACKSONVILLE – Let’s get to it … Logan from Wichita, KS: I don't care who they faced. The Ravens have a darned good defense and I don't think we have a snowball’s chance in hell against them on Sun...
Senior writer John Oehser and senior correspondent Brian Sexton break down three Jaguars keys for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens at Wembley Stadium in London
Isaiah Crowell is primed for a breakout game, and is a great buy-low candidate right now
Isaiah Crowell is primed for a breakout game, and is a great buy-low candidate right now
As we head into Week 3, the Jacksonville Jaguars have a 42.4 percent chance to beat the Baltimore Ravens and a (higher?) 46.9 percent chance of making the playoffs.
That’s according to numberFire, who gives odds and percentage chances in real time for matchups all across sports.
In a near coin flip, I’ll go with the team who has more experience going to London and is playing there for the fifth year in a row. No, it’s not a true homefield...
JACKSONVILLE – Let’s get to it … Logan from Wichita, KS: I don't care who they faced. The Ravens have a darned good defense and I don't think we have a snowball’s chance in hell against them on Sun...
Senior writer John Oehser and senior correspondent Brian Sexton break down three Jaguars keys for Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens at Wembley Stadium in London
Same old Jags.
Let’s answer some questions ahead of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ matchup against the Baltimore Ravens!
Auston from Jacksonville, FL
Q: Will the offensive line bounce back from last week’s performance?
A: I don’t think the offensive line played all that poorly in Week 2, therefore not really needing a “bounce back” game. They gave up two sacks and a couple of pressures. The run game didn’t get going not because the offensive line didn’t do their job, but because...
The Jaguars head coach had high praise for the Ravens defense ahead of their Week 3 matchup.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will have their work cut out for them this week against a vaunted Baltimore Ravens defense and head coach Doug Marrone knows it.
When asked about the problems the Ravens defense can create and why their secondary is always so good, Marrone had no shortage of praise for his opponent.
“They’ve always been good in the secondary,” Marrone said. “They’ve always done a...
Blake Bortles just fine with going from gunslinger to game manager