Tag: Doug Marrone

The Jacksonville Jaguars fired coach Doug Marrone on Monday, a little more than 12 hours after ending the season with a 15th consecutive loss. It was...

JACKSONVILLE , Fla. (AP) — Doug Marrone’s job is safe for now. Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan spared Marrone following the team’s sixth consecutive loss,...

What's Wrong With The Jacksonville Jaguars? https://youtu.be/VkULn9-tM0w Jacksonville, FL -- The short answer, injuries and quarterback play. At the core of Jacksonville's struggles in the first...

Jacksonville Decides To Keep Bortles; Giving Him $54 Million Over The Next Three Years: The Takeaway Jacksonville, FLA -- Most people assumed the Jacksonville Jaguars...

Jacksonville Yields Ten-Point Lead In Fourth Quarter, As New England Reaches Their Tenth Super Bowl: The Takeaway Foxborough, MA -- The Jacksonville Jaguars came into...

When Buffalo Faces Jacksonville On Sunday, A Combined 28 Seasons Without A Playoff Appearance Will Grace EverBank Field: What To Watch Jacksonville, FL -- The...

The Jaguars Will Not Rest Starters As They Seek Their First 11-win Season In Ten Years: What To Watch Nashville, TN -- The Jacksonville Jaguars...

Jacksonville, FL -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have come quite a long ways since their last playoff appearance in 2007. That team went 11-5, led by quarterback David Garrard and the two-headed rushing monster of Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor. With a win over the Texans at EverBank Field on Sunday, Jacksonville can clinch a playoff berth, then focus on winning the AFC South.

Jacksonville, FL -- The Jacksonville Jaguars (8-4) secured their first non-losing season since 2010, beating the Indianapolis Colts (3-9) handedly at EverBank Field. With the win, the Jaguars inches closer to a playoff berth, as they look to get into the postseason for the first time since 2007.

After Sunday's win against the Browns, the Jacksonville Jaguars improved their record to 7-3, which puts them one game out of first place in the AFC Playoff race. After nine losing seasons, the Jaguars will make the playoffs most likely by winning the AFC South; earning a home game. The surprise is, the Jags could earn a bye week and potentially the No. 1 seed if things fall their way.