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Jaguars' Reggie Nelson keeps smiling throughout tough offseason

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2010 NFL Draft preview: Jacksonville Jaguars

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Bearded bunch: Jags trying to create camaraderie

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Receiver Torry Holt and Jaguars agree to 3-year deal Contract could be worth as much as $20 million, but only $4 million is guaranteed

Jacksonville Jaguars 2009 Draft Preview

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Matt Jones Let Go by Jaguars

Jaguars release WR Jones after latest arrest

Jacksonville Signs OT Thomas

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And the Jaguars' best assistant coach is ...

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Jaguars at Ravens notes

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Grading the Jaguars

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Texans host Jags in Monday night debut

Jaguars waive Kennedy, Brown

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Matchups: Jaguars at Lions

Jags don't want to be Bengals' first victim

Jaguars going South for the winter

Meester returns to lineup for Jaguars

Aggies kick off WAC play with road affair in Nevada

Jaguars OT Collier released from hospital

Jacksonville 24, Denver 17

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NFL: Jacksonville 30, Houston 27

Jaguars rediscover ground game in win over Colts

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Garrard eager to prove his worth with Jaguars

Jaguars sign Williams

Paul Spicer To Host End Zone

Jags signed RB Chauncey Washington, first pick to come to terms

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Jaguars waive Smith, 4 others

Troy Williamson gets second chance with Jags

Jags sign Thorpe; waive Richards

Jaguars' rookies like first taste of NFL life

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NFL Draft Breakdown By Trojan

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Mustain Throws 3 TDs, Bradford Runs For 2 In USC Scrimmage

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Trojans in two different places at once

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Jaguars' rookies like first taste of NFL life


Quentin Groves was admittedly a little star-struck Monday.

Sitting in the Jacksonville Jaguars' defensive meeting, the second-round pick looked over at defensive tackle John Henderson and thought, "Whoa."

The reactions were somewhat similar upon seeing quarterback David Garrard and Fred Taylor, too.

"I was just star-struck for the first part," Groves said. "But then I kind of settled in and said, 'OK, they're just like me. . . . We both play the game we all love to play."

The difference was, Henderson knew exactly where he was supposed to be when the team went through its drills on the first of four days of organized team activities (OTAs). Rookies such as defensive ends Groves and first-round pick Derrick Harvey were just starting to feel their way around the Jaguars' offensive and defensive systems.

Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio wasn't surprised to see more than one head spinning as the rookies tried to figure out where they were supposed to be.

"It was OK. A lot of short-circuiting," Del Rio said. "It's pretty much routine, this first practice for a class of rookies. We've been working (and) these guys are coming in, trying to catch-up. A lot of mental errors, a lot of things that we'll correct -- but the effort was there. The effort was good, the energy was good."

"It's really pretty much expected when you bring in these young guys that they're going to have some short-circuiting. I do think in my initial look at our roster and just watching us practice, I think we have a faster roster. I think we have more team speed now than we've had probably since I've been here, so that's good. That's something we've been after and it appears we are a quicker team, so that's a good thing."

Harvey, a defensive end from Florida, worked with the second team Monday and played left end, while Groves spent most of his time with the third team and worked from the right side.

Del Rio declared it was much too early to read anything into any depth charts -- veterans Paul Spicer (contract holdout) and Reggie Hayward (unexplained absence) weren't there Monday -- at this point.

Neither should it be assumed both players are locked into those spots on the right and left side. Harvey, for instance, is expected to get a look at the right defensive end spot.

Given the Jaguars' desire to increase their pass rush, it's unlikely the rookies will be held down for long. But any promotion they get, they're going to have to earn.

"Everybody's got a chance (to start)," Del Rio said when asked about Harvey. "We're not going to hand him any position, but certainly he's got the athletic ability to put himself in that mix."

Right or left end didn't matter to Harvey, who was taken with the No. 8 overall pick after Jacksonville moved up 18 spots in the first round to get him.

"I'll play kicker if I have to," he said. "All I want is a chance."

Groves, who at 6-foot-3, 259 pounds, is smaller than the 6-5, 271-pound Harvey, could be used as more of a situational pass rush specialist in his rookie season.

But Del Rio didn't rule anything out there, either.

"We're not looking to place a cap on him prematurely," the coach said. "We feel confident that at the minimum we'll get pass rush in pass-rush situations. But he's a guy that has shown the ability to stack the tight end, that did 30 reps on the bench. He's got to have pretty good strength to be able to do that. I feel like we'll be able to plug him in and we may make sure that we're protecting him (by not having him take on double teams) much like we have in the past with guys like (Bobby) McCray and other guys that were the lighter guys, but we think he can play."

"We don't think he can play all the time. We'll just see if he's earned the ability to play from the start."

Harvey and Groves both said that while the speed of the game is an adjustment, the biggest thing they have to learn is the new terminology. Since arriving Friday, the two have been virtually inseparable and have been constantly quizzing each other.

Of course, that doesn't mean they still don't make the occasional rookie mistake. For now.

"(The first time I lined up), I said, 'I hope I get the call right,' " Groves said. "One play, I didn't get the call and I had to lean into the D-tackle and ask, 'What's the call?' "He said, 'Hot.'

"I said, 'All right, I'm in the right alignment.' It was something like that kind of got me antsy and on edge."

 

Source: www.floridatoday.com


NEWS FEED

Jets release FB Richardson
for 1,512 yards and nine scores. The Jets also released wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington on Sunday while claiming offensive lineman Patrick Brown, defensive lineman Marcus Dixon and wide receiver Patrick Turner, who played

Jets to re-sign fullback Tony Richardson
probably connected to the Revis signing. Richardson was released -- and wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington were waived -- after the Jets claimed OT Patrick Brown, DT Marcus Dixon and WR Patrick Turner off waivers Sunday and

Revis signs with Jets after long holdout
Jets, who earlier Sunday cut veteran fullback Tony Richardson and waived wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington. New York also claimed wide receiver Patrick Turner (Miami), offensive tackle Patrick Brown (Minnesota) and

Jets to re-sign fullback Tony Richardson
probably connected to the Revis signing. Richardson was released -- and wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington were waived -- after the Jets claimed OT Patrick Brown, DT Marcus Dixon and WR Patrick Turner off waivers Sunday and

Darrelle Revis expected at Jets facility this afternoon
S Donovan Warren and OL Dan Gay to the practice squad, though no moves have been announced. RB Chauncey Washington was not at practice, so he may not have cleared waivers after the team let him go Sunday. ... The Jets also put in waiver claims on DE

Richardson back
three roster spots Sunday after acquiring three players on waivers. They cut wide receiver David Clowney, running back Chauncey Washington and Richardson -- a move that stunned and angered some players. Those players weren't aware of the team's strategy

CB Darrelle Revis, Jets agree to terms on four-year deal
Jets, who earlier Sunday cut veteran fullback Tony Richardson and waived wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington. New York also claimed wide receiver Patrick Turner (Miami), offensive tackle Patrick Brown (Minnesota) and

Revis, Jets agree to terms on 4-year deal
Jets, who earlier Sunday cut veteran fullback Tony Richardson and waived wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington. New York also claimed wide receiver Patrick Turner (Miami), offensive tackle Patrick Brown (Minnesota) and

Jets cut Richardson, waive Clowney, CWashington
got down to the mandatory 53-player limit. The Jets also waived wide receiver David Clowney and running back Chauncey Washington on Sunday, and claimed offensive tackle Patrick Brown (Minnesota), defensive tackle Marcus Dixon (Dallas) and wide receiver

Darrelle Revis expected at Jets facility this afternoon
S Donovan Warren and OL Dan Gay to the practice squad, though no moves have been announced. RB Chauncey Washington was not at practice, so he may not have cleared waivers after the team let him go Sunday. ... The Jets also put in waiver claims on DE

 
 
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