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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS at WASHINGTON REDSKINS 

PRESEASON WEEK 4 GAME RELEASE 

THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 2015 

FedExField (79,000) 

7:30 P.M. EDT 

THIS WEEK: The Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2) finish their preseason schedule 

on Thursday, September 3 against the Washington Redskins (2-1). This 

week’s game marks the fifth time the two teams will meet in the preseason, 

with Jacksonville leading the series, 4-0. In their last meeting, the Jaguars 

defeated the Redskins, 24-17, in the 2009 preseason finale. The two 

teams have met six times in the regular season, with Washington leading 

the series, 5-1. The Jaguars are 46-38 in their 21-year preseason history. 

PRESEASON BROADCAST INFORMATION: For the second straight year, WJXT- 

TV Channel 4 serves as the Jaguars preseason broadcast partner. Sam Kouvaris 

will call the play-by-play, former Jaguars QB Mark Brunell will provide analysis 

and Nikki Kimbleton will report from the sidelines. The preseason broadcast 

will be shown in 10 markets in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama. 

After a successful inaugural campaign in 2014, WJXL 1010-AM/92.5-FM returns 

as the team’s radio broadcast partner in 2015. Jaguars radio broadcasts 

feature play-by-play announcer Frank Frangie joining former Jaguars 

Jeff Lageman and Tony Boselli in the booth, with Rick Ballou reporting from 

the sidelines. Jaguars.com reporter J.P. Shadrick co-hosts game day studio 

coverage alongside Mike Dempsey for the Jaguars radio network. The Publix 

tailgate show begins the game day broadcast three hours prior to kickoff. 

PRESEASON WEEK 3 VS. DETROIT: Jaguars second-year QB Blake Bortles completed 

20 of 29 passes for 245 yards and one TD in just over two quarters of 

action (54 offensive snaps). Bortles and the first-team offense were extremely 

proficient on third-down, converting 10-of-12 opportunities and orchestrating 

three consecutive 80-yard drives to begin the game. On 29 pass attempts, 

the first-team offense did not allow a sack. The Jaguars first-team offense 

has scored on eight of their last 11 possessions, which includes a turnover on 

downs in field goal range and the clock running out at halftime vs. Detroit. 

Second-year LB Jeremiah George posted two tackles vs. Detroit and leads the 

team with 15 tackles through three preseason games. While the offense registered 

30 first downs, the Jaguars defense held the Lions to 14 first downs. On 

special teams, the Jaguars coverage units rank among the league’s best with 

their opponents averaging 3.3 yards per punt return and 22.2 yards per kick 

return. The Jaguars punt return unit, which was highlighted by a 27-yard return 

by undrafted rookie CB Nick Marshall, is averaging 11.7 yards per punt return. 

RESHAPING A ROSTER: After his hire on January 8, 2013, General Manager 

Dave Caldwell was tasked with reshaping the Jaguars roster. Of the 75 players 

on the Jaguars current roster, only nine were with the organization prior 

to Caldwell’s arrival. Those nine players are K Josh Scobee, TE Marcedes Lewis, 

DE Tyson Alualu, LB Paul Posluszny, DE Ryan Davis, OT Austin Pasztor, 

QB Chad Henne, DE Andre Branch and P Bryan Anger. Of the 25 draft selections 

made by Caldwell over the past three drafts, 24 remain on the roster. 

JAGUARS MAKE ROSTER MOVES: The Jacksonville Jaguars announced on Saturday 

the following roster transactions to reduce their roster to 75 players: The club placed 

second-year OL Josh Wells and rookie DE Dante Fowler Jr. on the team’s Injured 

Reserve list; the club waived/injured second-year WR Greg Jenkins. Jacksonville 

also released third-year LB Mister Alexander, rookie DE Camaron Beard, first-year 

OL Cody Booth, fifth-year CB Tommie Campbell, rookie S Desmond Cooper, rookie 

DT Eric Crume, fifth-year WR Tandon Doss, second-year LB Khairi Fortt, rookie TE 

Connor Hamlett, first-year K/P Kasey Redfern, rookie OL Jack Rummells and second-year 

QB Jeff Tuel; the Jaguars active roster is now at 75 players. All NFL clubs 

must reduce their rosters to 75 players by 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, September 1. 

Sunday, August 30 

10:50-11:10am Practice (open to media) 

12:35pm Head Coach Gus Bradley available in TV studio 

Players available to media in locker room 

Monday, August 31 


1:15pm QB Blake Bortles available in TV studio 


1:20pm Head Coach Gus Bradley available in TV studio 

Tuesday, Sept. 1 


11:05am Head Coach Gus Bradley available in TV studio 


7:30pm 

WEEKLY SCHEDULE 

Wednesday, Sept. 2 

Travel Day (No media availability) 

Thursday, Sept. 3 

Preseason Game 4 at Washington Redskins 

at FedExField 

JAGUARS ON TWITTER 

The Jaguars utilize Twitter (@jaguars) and Facebook to provide 

fans with timely information, an exclusive behind the scenes 

look at the organization and the opportunity to engage in conversations 

with players and coaches. Jaguars.com senior writer 

John Oehser can be found on Twitter at @JohnOehser, and 

Jaguars senior correspondent Brian Sexton can be found on Twitter 

at @JagsVoice. Jaguars reporter J.P. Shadrick (@JPShadrick) 

provides live updates during games, practices and press 

conferences. 

JAGUARS MEDIA ONLINE 

The Jaguars Public Relations department utilizes PR.Jaguars.com 

to keep the media up-to-date with relevant materials. At this 

site, you will find press releases, weekly game releases, transcripts, 

updated player biographies, results, game books, an interview 

request page, as well as the 2015 Jaguars media guide. 

For a PDF version of the media guide, please visit: http://prod. 

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Preseason Week 4 at Washington Redskins 1 EverBank Field Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32202

LAST WEEK VS. DETROIT LIONS 

LIONS DEFEAT JAGUARS, 22-17 

August 28, 2015 at EverBank Field 

1 2 3 4 

DETROIT LIONS (2-1) 0 13 0 9 – 22 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (1-2) 7 7 3 0 – 17 

The Jaguars were defeated by the Detroit Lions, 22-17, in Week 3 of the 

preseason, despite having the lead during 46 minutes, 37 seconds of the 

game. Blake Bortles connected with Allen Hurns on a 13-yard touchdown 

pass to put Jacksonville on top late in the first quarter. Rookie T.J. Yeldon 

made his NFL preseason debut and ran for 10 yards on 8 carries, including a 

1-yard plunge in the second quarter, 14-0. Detroit responded to Yeldon’s 

score with a three-play, 85-yard drive capped by a 62-yard touchdown reception 

by Golden Tate from Matthew Stafford, cutting the deficit in half. 

Stafford then hurled his second passing touchdown with 35 seconds left in 

the half, a 4-yard dart to Corey Fuller. Holding a one-point lead going into 

the third quarter, a 35-yard field goal from Jason Myers supported the 

Jaguars to a 17-13 advantage. However, Detroit answered Myers’ score with 

a 51-yard field goal from Kyle Brindza, 17-16. With 1 minute, 41 seconds 

remaining in the contest, Zach Zenner produced a 3-yard rushing touchdown, 

putting the Lions on top by a final score of 22-17. 

TEAM Q TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE 

JAX 1 3:18 A. Hurns 13 yd. pass from B. Bortles 15-82, 7:51 

(J. Scobee kick) 

JAX 2 13:44 T. Yeldon 1 yd. run (J. Myers kick) 6-80, 2:05 

DET 2 12:20 G. Tate 62 yd. pass from M. Stafford 3-85, 1:24 

(M. Prater kick) 

DET 2 0:35 C. Fuller 4 yd. pass from M. Stafford 9-95, 4:32 

(kick failed, HLU) 

JAX 3 8:32 J. Myers 35 yd. Field Goal 13-63, 6:28 

DET 4 4:42 K. Brindza 51 yd. Field Goal 10-50, 4:14 

DET 4 1:41 Z. Zenner 3 yd. run (pass failed) 5-18, 2:16 

TEAM STATISTICS 

LIONS 

JAGUARS 

First Downs (Run-Pass-Pen) 14 (4-9-1) 30 (5-19-6) 

Total Yards-Plays-Avg. 348-46-7.6 392-80-4.9 

Rushing Yards-Attempts-Avg. 108-20-5.4 68-27-2.5 

Net Yards Passing (Sacked-Yds) 240 (0-0) 324 (4-21) 

Att-Comp-Int 26-17-0 49-32-0 

Third Down Conversions (Pct.) 6-11 (55%) 13-17 (76%) 

Fourth Down Conversions (Pct.) 0-0 (0%) 0-2 (0%) 

Punts-Avg. 4-45.3 1-42.0 

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2 

Penalties-Yards 14-145 8-60 

Time of Possession 24:05 35:55 

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 

JAGUARS RUSHING: Bortles 4-38, B. Pierce 7-17, T. Yeldon 8-10 (1 TD), D. 

Robinson (3-7), S. Morris 1-0, C. Grant 2-(-1), S. Johnson 2-(-3). 

LIONS RUSHING: Z. Zenner 8-85 (1 TD), G. Winn 6-13, A. Abdullah 3-8, T. 

Riddick 1-3, M. Stafford 1-0, K. Moore 1-(-1). 

JAGUARS PASSING: B. Bortles 20-29-245 (1 TD), C. Henne 8-12-62, S. 

Morris 4-8-38. 

LIONS PASSING: M. Stafford 11-15-173 (2 TD), D. Orlovsky 5-10-61, K. 

Moore 1-1-6. 

JAGUARS RECEIVING: B. Walters 5-46, A. Hurns 4-42 (1 TD), M. Lewis 3-51, 

C. Harbor 3-33, R. Greene 3-25, N. Jacobs 2-39, D. Robinson 2-29, C. 

Hamlett 2-15, A. Robinson 2-14, B. Koyack 2-7, C. Grant 1-19, T. Yeldon 

1-12, T. Washington 1-7, S. Johnson 1-6. 

LIONS RECEIVING: G. Tate 3-91 (1 TD), J. Ross 2-40, G. Salas 2-17, G. Winn 

2-14, A. Abdullah 1-21, B. Pettigrew 1-20, J. Fauria 1-9, E. Igwenagu 1-8, 

T. Riddick 1-6, L. Moore 1-6, C. Fuller 1-4, J. Maxwell 1-4. 

SACKS: JAGUARS None LIONS 4.0 (C. Wootton 2.0, J. Worthy 1.0, Team 1.0). 

ROSTER COMBINATIONS 

Offensively, the Jaguars have used 101 different lineup combinations 

this preseason. The most frequently used lineups, which have 

each run 10 plays, consist of the following players: 

• (5 pass, 5 rush) - QB Blake Bortles, RB Denard Robinson, WR 

Allen Robinson, WR Allen Hurns, TE Marcedes Lewis, TE Clay 

Harbor, OT Luke Joeckel, OT Jermey Parnell, G Brandon Linder, 

G Zane Beadles, C Stefen Wisniewski. 

• (8 pass, 2 rush) - QB Jeff Tuel, RB Corey Grant, WR Tandon Doss, 

WR Bryan Walters, TE Connor Hamlett, OT Cody Booth, OL Jack 

Rummells, OT Austin Pasztor, G Tyler Shatley, G Chris Reed. 

Defensively, the Jaguars have used 99 different lineup combinations 

this preseason. The most frequently used lineup, which has run 14 

plays, consists of the following players: 

• LB Todd Thomas, LB Thurston Armbrister, DL Cap Capi, DE 

Ikponmwosa Igbinosun, DT Eric Crume, DT Michael Bennett, CB 

Tommie Campbell, CB Rashaad Reynolds, FS Desmond Cooper, 

S Craig Loston, CB Nick Marshall. 

JAGUARS IN ACTION 

Of the 76 players that were dressed for the Jaguars’ 22-17 loss 

against the Lions, 68 played. 

Below are the 14 players that did not dress vs. Detroit: 

• 11 WR Marqise Lee (right hamstring), 18 WR Greg Jenkins 

(ankle), 21 RB Toby Gerhart (abdomen strain), 25 CB Peyton 

Thompson (left hamstring), 35 CB Demetrius McCray (right 

knee contusion), 36 S James Sample (right forearm), 37 S 

Johnathan Cyprien (finger), 52 LB LaRoy Reynolds (left MCL), 

56 DE Dante Fowler Jr. (left knee), 58 LB Khairi Fortt 

(meniscus), 72 OT Josh Wells (dislocated left thumb), 80 TE 

Julius Thomas (hand), 87 WR Neal Sterling (left hamstring), 

99 DT Sen’Derrick Marks (Active/PUP). 

FRIDAY’S INJURIES 

Here are the Jaguars’ injuries from Friday night against the 

Lions: DE Andre Branch (MCL sprain), TE Clay Harbor (minor ankle 

sprain), WR Allen Hurns (hip tightness), G Brandon Linder (left 

toe), and WR Allen Robinson (shoulder contusion). 

HEAD COACH GUS BRADLEY ON FRIDAY’S INJURIES 

(Injury update) “I have Brandon Linder, left toe. I think he could 

have come back and played we just chose not to. Andre Branch we 

will get an MRI on his knee. We’ve got our fingers crossed on that 

one. I think we’ll see with that. I know he was walking around a little 

bit in the training room. Allen Robinson returned to the game, Allen 

Hurns just had some hip tightness so we chose to keep him out in 

the second half, and then Clay Harbor, ankle. We’ll see how he is but 

other than that I think we came out in pretty good shape.” 

(Do you have guys here if Branch is out a while?) “I do. I think that 

we might have to get creative in some of the things that we do and 

we did that last year. We’ll see how Branch is but if we get him going 

and Chris Clemons and Ryan Davis I think those three on third downs 

can give us some pressure. It’s that first and second down. Can we 

create enough pressure and affect the quarterback enough to get 

some turnovers? I think that’s legit.” 

INTERCEPTIONS: None 

Attendance: 59,327 Time: 3:01 76 degrees 


LAST WEEK VS. DETROIT LIONS 

BORTLES BREAKS OUT 

On Friday vs. Detroit, second-year QB Blake Bortles started and 

played the entire first half, as well as the Jaguars’ first third-quarter 

series. He went 20-of-29 (69%) for 245 yards and 1 TD, including a 

10-of-12 (83%) mark on third downs. Bortles also paced Jacksonville 

with 38 rushing yards on four carries (9.5 rush avg.). 

• Bortles opened the scoring with a 15-play, 82-yard touchdown 

drive in the first quarter, going 6-of-8 for 72 yards, including a 

13-yard touchdown pass to WR Allen Hurns. He then marched 

the Jaguars 80 yards on six plays in the second quarter to put 

Jacksonville on top, 14-0. 

• Among all NFL quarterbacks this preseason, Bortles ranks second 

in quarterback rating (93.8) and yards per passing attempt 

(7.7), and third in passing yards (461), completions (39), and 

attempts (60). 

QBs Chad Henne (8-of-12, 62 yards) and Stephen Morris (4-of-8, 

38 yards) combined to go 12-of-20 (60%) for 100 passing yards in 

relief of Bortles. 

YELDON DEBUTS 

Rookie RB T.J. Yeldon, who had missed the first two weeks of the 

preseason due to injury (finger), made his NFL preseason debut 

against Detroit on Friday night. The Alabama product carried the 

ball eight times for 10 yards, including a 1-yard rushing touchdown 

in the second quarter. He also caught a pass for a 12-yard gain. 

Also factoring into the Jaguars’ run game were QB Blake Bortles 

(four att., 38 yards), RB Bernard Pierce (seven att., 17 yards), and 

RB Denard Robinson (three att., 7 yards). 

AERIAL ATTACK 

Jacksonville recorded 32 receptions between 14 different receivers, 

including 10 players with multiple catches, for 345 yards on Saturday 

night vs. the Lions. Overall, the Jaguars had 11 receivers with 

10+ yards, seven with 20+ yards, five with 30+ yards, and three 

with 40+ yards. 

Jacksonville has had at least 20 receptions split among more than 

10 different receivers in each of its first three preseason games. The 

Jaguars have also had at least six players with multiple catches in 

each of their last three contests. 

• WR Allen Hurns caught Jacksonville’s only receiving TD, a 13- 

yard pass from QB Blake Bortles in the first quarter. Hurns had 

42 receiving yards on four receptions. 

• TE Marcedes Lewis led the Jaguars with 51 receiving yards on 

three receptions, including a team-high-tying 24-yard catch 

(also TE Nic Jacobs). 

• WR Bryan Walters tallied 46 receiving yards and a team-high 

five receptions. WR Allen Robinson (103) and Walters (102) 

rank sixth and seventh, respectively, in receiving yards among 

all AFC wideouts this preseason. 

WHERE IT STARTS 

Jacksonville’s offense posted 30 first-down conversations, including 

19 via the pass. It also went 13-of-17 (76%) in third-down 

situations. Overall, the Jaguars registered 392 total net yards on 

combined 80 plays, both preseason highs, for a 4.9 average. 

Head Coach Gus Bradley on the Jaguars’ offensive line: “Pretty 

well. I think as we looked at it, we separated by first group and the 

second group. The first group did pretty well. I think we’re seeing 

pretty good progress from Luke (Joeckel) the past three weeks. One 

of the issues in the past has been the power, the speed to power. 

He had a couple of them last night and the week before and you’re 

seeing him making really good improvement on that, as well as the 

whole offensive line. I thought (Brandon) Linder had a good game up 

until his toe. The whole group, I thought, especially the first group, 

played pretty well. Another game without giving up a sack. I thought 

that was good. In the second group, the guy that really stood out 

was (Tyler) Shatley. Shatley played 71 plays in the game and really 

did a nice job through the whole game. I’m really pleased with the 

offensive line and their production.” 

PRESSURE POINTS 

The Jaguars’ defense saw 20 players combine to make 37 tackles 

(29 solo) vs. Detroit. Of those 20 defenders, nine of them registered 

multiple stops, including seven with at least three tackles. 

Jacksonville has had more than 20 players contribute tackles in each 

of its first three preseason games. 

• LB Telvin Smith had a team-high four tackles (three solo). 

Undrafted rookie DL Cap Capi tallied his fourth quarterback 

hurry, the most by a Jaguars defender this preseason. Next on 

the list is LB Dan Skuta, who has two quarterback hurries. 

• Jacksonville’s defense protected the lead for 46 minutes, 37 

seconds before allowing a rushing touchdown with 1 minute, 

41 seconds left in the game. The Jaguars have led for more than 

half of the game in each of their three preseason contests. 

SPECIAL TEAMS STANDOUTS 

Rookies RB Corey Grant and CB Nick Marshall continued to impress 

in the return game. Grant, who averaged 38.5 yards per kickoff return 

(two KR, 77 yards) at NYG, registered a 25-yard return against the 

Lions. Marshall, who returned two kickoffs for 41 yards in Week 2, 

added a 27-yard punt return on Friday night. 

Head Coach Gus Bradley on sensing that the return game could 

be an asset to the Jaguars in 2015: “We’re starting to look at our 

options and who we have. Even Rashad (Greene) last night, I think 

he had one return that didn’t jump out but it was for nine yards. 

We’re getting more and more locked in to the possibility of who 

those guys could be, what they possess, and we’re excited about 

them. So, again, it’s preseason. We haven’t really schemed either as 

a special teams unit, so there are some unknowns out there. But I 

think as far as their talent level and what they bring, we’re pretty 

excited.” 

• TEs Nic Jacobs (two rec., 39 yards) and Clay Harbor (three rec., 

33 yards) each had 30+ receiving yards. RB Denard Robinson 

(two rec., 29 yards) and WR Rashad Greene (three rec., 25 

yards) each had 20+ receiving yards. 


WHAT’S BEING SAID (VS. DETROIT LIONS) 

AFTER THE GAME... 

QB BLAKE BORTLES 

(On third down efficiency) “It was really good. I think we were ten-for-twelve with the ones, so I think it was great. It’s just a tribute to 

preparation—kind of knowing what to expect on a third down. Guys doing a good job upfront; I think the guys had a good understanding of 

it. Guys ran good routes and we were able to move the chains.” 

(On if he feels like he might be running too much) “Definitely. You want to be able to take care of yourself as a quarterback and limit the 

hits. So when you do take off and run, you want to get out of bounds or get down. We do have a goal we want to get two or three first downs 

a game running, so anytime you get a chance as a quarterback to pick up a first down on the ground, it helps out tremendously.” 

(On if how encouraged he is with the offense even with missing key players like Julius Thomas) “I think it is a tribute to everybody and to the 

slack that everybody has picked up with him being gone. That room (tight ends) specifically, Clay (Harbor) and Marcedes (Lewis). Nic Jacobs 

had a couple of big catches. So they have done a really good job picking up the slack, because obviously, he is a tremendous player and you 

miss him when he’s not there. But I think the other guys in that room have done a really good job.” 

(On if he is more impressed with scoring drives or lack of turnovers) “I think both. I think both have been impressive. I think the drives we 

have been able to put together not only this week, but the previous two. Show the toughness, show that in the end, this is who we want to 

be…to be a run first team. Obviously, tonight we had a big emphasis on converting on third down, that was impressive. But guys have done 

a really good job with securing the ball, with breaking up a couple of bad throws that could have been picks. So both of those have been 

high notes. ” 

(On how he thinks the offense has progressed) “I really didn’t know what to expect. I knew what I saw in camp and I thought the guys looked 

really good as a unit. We did some really good stuff in camp and obviously had three opportunities now to showcase that against an opponent. 

I think every time, the guys have stepped up to the challenge. The offensive line has been unbelievable…no sacks tonight, which is awesome. 

Guys have really battled and it’s been impressive and fun to be a part of.” 

RB T.J. YELDON 

(On the goal-line carry?) “Never to jump again. (laughter) It was a ‘Welcome to the NFL’ [moment]. I got a touchdown. It was ugly, but I still 

got a touchdown.” 

(On his first NFL experience) “It felt pretty good finally getting a chance to play after a couple of months having not been able to play since 

college. It felt good. I got a little adjusted to the game speed. I have stuff to improve on, so I’m going to watch film and see what I can do 

to improve.” 

(On how the finger is doing) “Yeah, it’s feeling pretty good. I got the little cast to cover it up, but it didn’t hurt when I did that. It’s still 

getting better. I’ll get a little more treatment on it.” 

RB DENARD ROBINSON 

(On offensive efficiency) “I think last week we showed that we could get down the field. This week we finished it. That’s the biggest thing, 

you want to finish drives and finish drives in the end zone – not just a field goal; we want to finish in the end zone. Even though we love 

Scobee, we want to finish in the end zone.” 

C STEFEN WISNIEWSKI 

(On improved offensive line play) “I think we’ve just been getting better every day. Across the board – tackles, guards, myself – we’ve been 

working hard. You can see a lot of improvement from the beginning of camp to now in our pass protection technique. I think it’s showing 

out there.” 

(On Blake Bortles’ performance) “He certainly played like a quarterback beyond his years. He played better than what we expect of a second-year 

guy. That’s awesome though. You can tell he’s really learning the game well and has made a lot of strides from his first year to this 

year.” 

DE JARED ODRICK 

(On facing three talented offenses in the preseason thus far) “I don’t look at it that way. I look at it as every week we have a challenge 

ahead of us. We have another team coming into our home, or we’re going there, and we have to be able to stop professional football players 

from doing their jobs. We have to do it better than what they do. So the thing is, I don’t look at the caliber of offense and say, ‘Well this is a 

better offense, so it’s a better test.’ There are talented guys. There’s parity all across. You need to bring it every game no matter what ranked 

offense it is.” 

PRESEASON CAPTAINS 

Week 1 vs. Pittsburgh: 7 QB Chad Henne, 30 RB Bernard Pierce, 51 LB Paul Posluszny, 61 C Stefen Wisniewski, 92 Ziggy Hood. 

Week 2 at N.Y. Giants: 26 S Josh Evans, 27 CB Dwayne Gratz, 54 LB Jeremiah George, 67 OT Austin Pasztor, 81 Bryan Walters. 

Week 3 vs. Detroit: 10 K Josh Scobee, 15 WR Allen Robinson, 16 RB Denard Robinson, 55 LB Dan Skuta, 89 TE Marcedes Lewis, 97 DT Roy 

Miller III. 


A LOOK AHEAD TO 2015 

PRESEASON WEEK 3 SCHEDULE 

Thursday, Sept. 3 

Tampa Bay at Miami.........................7:00 p.m. 

Cincinnati at Indianapolis.................7:00 p.m. 

Baltimore at Atlanta........................7:00 p.m. 

New Orleans at Green Bay.................7:00 p.m. 

Philadelphia at N.Y. Jets...................7:00 p.m. 

Jacksonville at Washington............7:30 p.m. 

Carolina at Pittsburgh......................7:30 p.m. 

Buffalo at Detroit............................7:30 p.m. 

N.Y. Giants at New England...............7:30 p.m. 

Cleveland at Chicago........................8:00 p.m. 

Houston at Dallas............................8:00 p.m. 

Minnesota at Tennessee...................8:00 p.m. 

Kansas City at St. Louis....................8:00 p.m. 

Arizona at Denver............................9:00 p.m. 

San Diego at San Francisco.............10:00 p.m. 

Oakland at Seattle.........................10:00 p.m. 

A LOOK AT THE 2015 OPPONENTS 

The Jaguars 2015 schedule features 4 teams that qualified for the 2014 

postseason (BAL, CAR, IND, NE), including both participants in the AFC 

Championship game. The Jaguars will face teams that finished .500 or 

better in 9 games in 2014 (5 home, 4 away). 

Below is a look at the Jaguars 2015 opponents: 

2014 DIVISION 

HOME GAMES RECORD FINISH 

Houston 9-7 (.563) 2nd, AFC South 

Indianapolis* 11-5 (.688) 1st, AFC South 

Tennessee 2-14 (.125) 4th, AFC South 

Atlanta 6-10 (.375) 3rd, NFC South 

Carolina* 7-8-1 (.469) 1st, NFC South 

Miami 8-8 (.500) 3rd, AFC East 

San Diego 9-7 (.563) 3rd, AFC West 

Buffalo (London) 9-7 (.563) 2nd, AFC East 

61-66-1 (.480) 

2014 DIVISION 

AWAY GAMES RECORD FINISH 

Houston 9-7 (.563) 2nd, AFC South 

Indianapolis* 11-5 (.688) 1st, AFC South 

Tennessee 2-14 (.125) 4th, AFC South 

New Orleans 7-9 (.438) 2nd, NFC South 

Tampa Bay 2-14 (.125) 4th, NFC South 

New England* 12-4 (.750) 1st, AFC East 

New York Jets 4-12 (.250) 4th, AFC East 

Baltimore* 10-6 (.625) 3rd, AFC North 

57-71 (.445) 

2015 JAGUARS OPPONENTS RECORD in 2014: 118-137-1 (.463) 

* denotes playoff team in 2014 

2015 QUICK FACTS 

• The Jaguars have faced a defending Super Bowl champion nine 

times, with the last two times coming in 2007 against Indianapolis. 

• The first seven weeks include five games against teams with .500 

records or better last season, and three games against teams that 

won their divisions: Carolina, Indianapolis and New England. 

• It will mark the fifth time that the Jaguars have opened the season 

with back-to-back home games. They also opened the season with 

consecutive games at home in 1996, 2001, 2006 and 2007. 

• It’s the 12th time in 21 seasons that the Jaguars will have opened 

the season at home. 

PRESEASON SCHEDULE 

The Jaguars defeated Pittsburgh, 23-21, in Week 1, marking the first 

time the two teams faced each other in preseason action. 

In Week 2, the Jaguars fell to the New York Giants in a 22-12 road 

defeat. It was the eighth contest between the two clubs in preseason 

competition, which is third-most for a Jacksonville opponent. 

In Week 3 of the preseason, the Jaguars lost to Detroit, 22-17, in 

a nationally-televised contest (CBS). The Lions have won all three 

match-ups between the two teams in preseason history. 

The Jaguars travel to the nation’s capital to face the Redskins in the 

team’s preseason finale on Sept. 3. Jacksonville has won all four preseason 

meetings between the two teams, including a 24-17 victory at 

home the last time the two teams met in 2009. 

2015 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS PRESEASON SCHEDULE 

WEEK DATE TEAM/LOCATION TIME 

1 Friday, Aug. 14 vs. Pittsburgh W, 23-21 

2 Saturday, Aug. 22 at N.Y. Giants L, 12-22 

3 Friday, Aug. 28 vs. Detroit (CBS) L, 17-22 

4 Thursday, Sept. 3 at Washington 7:30 p.m. EDT 

JAGUARS REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE 

DATE OPPONENT TIME BROADCAST 

September 13 CAROLINA 1:00 FOX 

September 20 MIAMI 1:00 CBS 

September 27 at New England 1:00 CBS 

October 4 at Indianapolis 1:00 CBS 

October 11 at Tampa Bay 1:00 CBS 

October 18 HOUSTON 1:00 CBS 

October 25 BUFFALO (London) 9:30 a.m. CBS/Yahoo 

November 1 BYE WEEK 

November 8 at N.Y. Jets 1:00 CBS 

November 15 at Baltimore 1:00 CBS 

November 19 TENNESSEE 8:25 NFL Network 

November 29 SAN DIEGO 1:00 CBS 

December 6 at Tennessee 100 CBS 

December 13 INDIANAPOLIS 1:00 CBS 

December 20 ATLANTA 1:00 FOX 

December 27 at New Orleans 1:00 CBS 

January 3 at Houston 1:00 CBS 

HOME GAMES IN CAPS | ALL TIMES ARE JACKSONVILLE TIME (EDT) 

JAGUARS IN LONDON 

On Aug. 21, 2012, the Jaguars made history by becoming the first 

team to commit to playing four home games at London’s historic 

Wembley Stadium. 

With a goal of raising the profile of the franchise and the community, 

Jaguars Owner Shad Khan along with NFL Commissioner Roger 

Goodell declared that the Jaguars would play one game in the United 

Kingdom for the 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 season. “The Jacksonville 

Jaguars will be a bold and ambitious NFL franchise,” said Khan. 

During the 2014 season, the Jaguars hosted the Dallas Cowboys in 

front of 83,603 fans. The team ventured out into the community and 

partnered with the NFL’s Play 60 program to promote healthy living 

with local London schools. 

In 2015, the Jaguars will face the Buffalo Bills on Oct. 25. The NFL 

announced June 3 that it selected Yahoo! Inc. as its exlusive partner 

to deliver the first-ever live stream of an NFL game to a global audience 

across mobile devices and for free. CBS will broadcast the game 

in the Jacksonville and Buffalo markets. 


2014 STATISTICAL COMPARISON 

STATISTIC JAX OPP 

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 271 330 

Rushing 86 107 

Passing 154 200 

Penalty 31 23 

3rd Down: Made/Att 69/216 101/236 

3rd Down Pct. 31.9% 42.8% 

4th Down: Made/Att 7/19 4/10 

4th Down Pct. 36.8% 40.0% 

POSSESSION AVG. 27:11 32:49 

TOTAL NET YARDS 4,634 5,932 

Avg. Per Game 289.6 370.8 

Total Plays 988 1,085 

Avg. Per Play 4.7 5.5 

NET YARDS RUSHING 1,633 2,033 

Avg. Per Game 102.1 127.1 

Total Rushes 360 499 

NET YARDS PASSING 3,001 3,899 

Avg. Per Game 187.6 243.7 

Sacked/Yards Lost 71/450 45/275 

Gross Yards 3,451 4,174 

Attempts/Completions 557/325 541/355 

Completion Pct. 58.3% 65.6% 

Had Intercepted 18 6 

PUNTS/AVERAGE 96/46.5 75/47.5 

NET PUNTING AVG. 39.6 41.5 

PENALTIES/YARDS 73/573 115/886 

FUMBLES/BALL LOST 15/8 22/14 

TOUCHDOWNS 27 45 

Rushing 9 15 

Passing 15 24 

Returns 3 6 

Category Player Total 

Scoring Josh Scobee 83 

Pass Completions Blake Bortles 280 

Pass Attempts Blake Bortles 475 

Completion Pct. Blake Bortles 58.9% 

Passing Yards Blake Bortles 2,908 

Passing TDs Blake Bortles 11 

Passing INTs Blake Bortles 17 

Passer Rating Chad Henne 80.7 

Yards Per Attempt Chad Henne 6.3 

Rushes Denard Robinson 135 

Rushing Yards Denard Robinson 582 

Rushing Avg. Blake Bortles 7.5 

Rushing TDs Denard Robinson 4 

Receptions Cecil Shorts III 53 

Receiving Yards Allen Hurns 677 

Reception Avg. Allen Hurns 13.5 

Receiving TDs Allen Hurns 6 

STATISTIC WAS OPP 

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 318 307 

Rushing 88 77 

Passing 186 195 

Penalty 44 35 

3rd Down: Made/Att 62/197 89/207 

3rd Down Pct. 31.5% 43.0% 

4th Down: Made/Att 4/16 5/9 

4th Down Pct. 25.0% 55.6% 

POSSESSION AVG. 30:34 29:26 

TOTAL NET YARDS 5,738 5,712 

Avg. Per Game 358.6 357.0 

Total Plays 1,006 976 

Avg. Per Play 5.7 5.9 

NET YARDS RUSHING 1,691 1,722 

Avg. Per Game 105.7 107.6 

Total Rushes 401 421 

NET YARDS PASSING 4,047 3,990 

Avg. Per Game 252.9 249.4 

Sacked/Yards Lost 58/414 36/241 

Gross Yards 4,461 4,231 

Attempts/Completions 547/364 519/345 

Completion Pct. 66.5% 66.5% 

Had Intercepted 18 7 

PUNTS/AVERAGE 78/46.9 80/44.0 

NET PUNTING AVG. 40.0 40.4 

PENALTIES/YARDS 120/1,130 144/1,164 

FUMBLES/BALL LOST 31/13 26/12 

TOUCHDOWNS 33 53 

Rushing 15 11 

Passing 18 35 

Returns 0 7 

2014 OFFENSIVE LEADERS 2014 OFFENSIVE LEADERS 

Category Player Total 

Scoring Kai Forbath 103 

Pass Completions Robert Griffin III 147 

Pass Attempts Robert Griffin III 214 

Completion Pct. Colt McCoy 71.1% 

Passing Yards Kirk Cousins 1,710 

Passing TDs Kirk Cousins 1,710 

Passing INTs Kirk Cousins 9 

Passer Rating Colt McCoy 96.4 

Yards Per Attempt Kirk Cousins 8.4 

Rushes Alfred Morris 265 

Rushing Yards Alfred Morris 1,074 

Rushing Avg. Alfred Morris 4.1 

Rushing TDs Alfred Morris 8 

Receptions Pierre Garcon 68 

Receiving Yards DeSean Jackson 1,169 

Reception Avg. DeSean Jackson 20.9 

Receiving TDs DeSeasn Jackson 6 


DATE OPPONENT W/L JAGUARS OPP. 

1995 (2-3) 

July 29 CAR L 14 20 

(Canton, Ohio) 

Aug. 4 @MIA W 24 21 

Aug. 10 @DET L 3 19 

Aug. 18 STL L 10 27 

Aug. 25 DEN W 23 17 

1996 (2-2) 

Aug. 2 NYG L 17 24 

Aug. 9 @STL L 10 17 

Aug. 18 SF W 38 10 

Aug. 23 @DEN W 31 24 

1997 (4-0) 

Aug. 3 CAR W 23 9 

Aug. 9 @NYG W 38 16 

Aug. 18 @SF W 28 20 

Aug. 22 ATL W 26 17 

1998 (2-2) 

Aug. 8 @CAR L 27 30 

Aug. 14 NYG W 24 10 

Aug. 22 @KC L 21 22 

Aug. 27 DAL W 42 20 

1999 (3-1) 

Aug. 13 CAR W 35 10 

Aug. 21 @NYG L 20 27 

Aug. 26 KC W 31 6 

Sept. 2 @DAL W 27 6 

2000 (3-1) 

Aug. 4 @CAR W 34 14 

Aug. 11 NYG W 16 13 

Aug. 19 @KC W 28 23 

Aug. 24 ATL L 20 31 

2001 (2-2) 

Aug. 10 CAR W 18 16 

Aug. 16 @NYG L 5 27 

Aug. 23 KC W 28 23 

Aug. 30 @DAL L 17 27 

PRESEASON HISTORY 


2002 (1-3) 

Aug. 9 @ATL L 13 23 

Aug. 16 TB L 0 20 

Aug. 23 @CHI W 24 16 

(Champaign, Ill.) 

Aug. 29 DAL L 25 28 

2003 (3-1) 

Aug. 9 @MIN W 16 14 

Aug. 15 MIA W 27 23 

Aug. 23 @TB L 6 10 

Aug. 28 WAS W 17 15 

2004 (3-1) 

Aug. 14 @MIA L 5 16 

Aug. 20 TB W 14 6 

Aug. 27 GB W 9 7 

Sept. 2 @NE W 31 0 

2005 (2-2) 

Aug. 13 MIA W 27 17 

Aug. 20 @TB W 20 17 

Aug. 25 ATL L 7 23 

Sept. 1 @DAL L 20 27 

2006 (3-1) 

Aug. 12 @MIA W 31 26 

Aug. 19 CAR L 10 17 

Aug. 26 TB W 29 18 

Aug. 31 @ATL W 20 17 

2007 (3-1) 

Aug. 11 @MIA L 17 18 

Aug. 18 TB W 31 19 

Aug. 23 @GB W 21 13 

Aug. 30 WAS W 31 14 

2008 (3-1) 

Aug. 9 ATL W 20 17 

Aug. 16 MIA L 14 19 

Aug. 23 @TB W 23 17 

Aug. 28 @WAS W 24 3 


2009 (1-3) 

Aug. 17 @MIA L 9 12 

Aug. 22 TB L 23 24 

Aug. 27 @PHI L 32 33 

Sept. 3 WAS W 24 17 

2010 (2-2) 

Aug. 13 @PHI L 27 28 

Aug. 21 MIA L 26 27 

Aug. 28 @TB W 19 13 

Sept. 2 ATL W 13 9 

2011 (1-3) 

Aug. 11 @NE L 12 47 

Aug. 19 ATL W 15 13 

Aug. 27 @BUF L (OT) 32 35 

Sept. 1 STL L 17 24 

2012 (3-1) 

Aug. 10 NYG W 32 31 

Aug. 17 @NO W 27 24 

Aug. 23 @BAL L 17 48 

Aug. 30 ATL W 24 14 

2013 (1-3) 

Aug. 9 MIA L 3 27 

Aug. 17 @NYJ L 13 37 

Aug. 24 PHI L 24 31 

Aug. 29 @ATL W 20 16 

2014 (1-3) 

Aug. 8 T.B. W 16 10 

Aug. 17 @CHI L 19 20 

Aug. 24 @DET L 12 13 

Aug. 29 ATL L 14 24 

2015 (1-2) 

Aug. 14 PIT W 23 21 

Aug. 22 @NYG L 12 22 

Aug. 28 DET L 17 22 

ALL-TIME PRESEASON RECORDS (46-38) 

OPPONENT W L T PCT. PTS. OPP. LAST 

Atlanta 7 4 0 .636 192 204 2014 

Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 17 48 2012 

Buffalo 0 1 0 .000 32 35 2011 

Carolina 4 3 0 .571 161 116 2006 

Chicago 1 1 0 .500 43 36 2014 

Dallas 2 3 0 .400 131 108 2005 

Denver 2 0 0 1.000 54 41 1996 

Detroit 0 3 0 .000 32 54 2015 

Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 30 20 2007 

Kansas City 3 1 0 .750 108 74 2001 

Miami 4 6 0 .400 183 206 2013 

Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 16 14 2003 

New England 1 1 0 .500 43 47 2011 

New Orleans 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 2012 

New York Giants 4 4 0 .500 149 163 2015 

New York Jets 0 1 0 .000 13 37 2013 

Philadelphia 0 3 0 .000 83 92 2013 

Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 23 21 2015 

St. Louis 0 3 0 .000 37 68 2011 

San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 66 30 1997 

Tampa Bay 7 3 0 .667 181 154 2014 

Washington 4 0 0 1.000 96 49 2009 

TOTALS: 46 38 0 .548 1,717 1,641 

PRESEASON ATTENDANCE FIGURES 

HOME ATTENDANCE 

HOME 

YEAR TOTAL (TWO GAMES) ATTENDANCE AVG. 

1995 137,907 68,953.5 

1996 135,533 67,766.5 

1997 135,023 67,511.5 

1998 132,685 66,342.5 

1999 116,052 58,026 

2000 118,316 59,158 

2001 99,593 49,796.5 

2002 95,845 47,922.5 

2003 94,065 47,032.5 

2004* 100,867 50,433.5 

2005* 124,668 62,334 

2006* 127,234 63,617 

2007* 130,897 65,448.5 

2008* 127,841 63,920.5 

2009* 82,119 41,059.5 

2010* 123,846 61,923 

2011* 122,339 61,169.5 

2012* 124,836 62,418 

2013* 118,284 59,142 

2014 * 118,131 59,065.5 

2015 * 120,651 60,325.5 

TOTALS: 2,486,732 59,207.9 


2014 IN REVIEW 

RACKS AND RACKS OF SACKS 

In 2014, the Jaguars defense amassed 45 sacks, sixth-most in the 

NFL. The 45 sacks are the fourth-most in Jaguars history and the 

most since 2005 (47). Below is a look at teams with the most sacks 

in the 2014 regular season: 

RANK TEAM SACKS 

1. Buffalo Bills 54 

2. Baltimore Ravens 49 

Philadelphia Eagles 49 

4. New York Giants 47 

5. Kansas City Chiefs 46 

6. Jacksonville Jaguars 45 

New York Jets 45 

MOST SINGLE-SEASON SACKS IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

RANK YEAR SACKS 

1. 1999 57 

2. 1997 48 

3. 2005 47 

4. 2014 45 

5. 2001 43 

6. 2000 40 

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE BALL 

In 2014, the Jaguars defense registered 12 sack-fumbles (QB is 

sacked, resulting in a fumble), the most in the NFL. The Jaguars 

were led in sack-fumbles by 11th-year DE Chris Clemons (four). 

Clemons’ four sack-fumbles in 2014 are the most by a Jaguars 

player in the past five seasons (when data filters were added) and 

were the most in the NFL in 2014. 

MOST SACK-FUMBLES BY A TEAM IN 2014 

SACK 

RANK TEAM FUMBLES 

1. Jacksonville 12 

2. Philadelphia 11 

3. Carolina 8 

4. Indianapolis 7 

Kansas City 7 

New York Giants 7 

JAGUARS DEFENSE IN THE RED ZONE 

The Jaguars defense excelled in the red zone in 2014, only allowing 

opponents to score touchdowns on 48.2 pct. (27 of 56) 

of their red zone trips, the eighth-best mark in the NFL. Below 

is where the Jaguars defense ranks among the NFL’s best in opponents’ 

red zone touchdown efficiency: 

LOWEST OPPONENTS RED ZONE TD EFFICIENCY 

OPPONENT OPPONENT OPPONENT 

RED ZONE RED ZONE RED ZONE 

RK. TEAM DRIVES TDs TD EFFICIENCY 

1. Kansas City 54 21 38.9 

2. Baltimore 54 23 42.6 

3. Arizona 41 18 43.9 

4. St. Louis 39 18 46.2 

5. Cleveland 54 25 46.3 

6. Houston 46 22 47.8 

6. New England 46 22 47.8 

8. Jacksonville 56 27 48.2 

FORCING THE ISSUE 

In 2014, the Jaguars defense forced 19 fumbles, the most in franchise 

history. The team’s 19 forced fumbles were the third-most 

in the NFL last season. 

MOST FORCED FUMBLES IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

FUMBLES 

RANK YEAR FORCED 

1. 2014 19 

2. 1997 18 

3. 1999 17 

4. 1998 16 

2011 16 

1995 16 

MOST FORCED FUMBLES BY A TEAM IN 2014 

FUMBLES 

RANK TEAM FORCED 

1. Philadelphia 22 

2. Carolina 20 

3. Jacksonville 19 

4. Indianapolis 18 

5. Houston 16 

St. Louis 16 

DEFENSIVE IMPROVEMENT 

Since arriving in Jacksonville, head coach Gus Bradley has always 

stressed the importance of continuing to improve on a daily 

basis. The Jaguars defense in 2014 was a testament to this 

message. Over the first four games of the season, the Jaguars 

defense allowed an average of 34.5 opponents’ offensive points 

and 451.3 yards per game. Over the last 12 games, the Jaguars 

defense has allowed 19.0 opponents’ offensive points and 343.9 

yards per game. 

2014 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS DEFENSE -- GAME-BY-GAME 

OFFENSIVE POINTS NET 

WEEK DATE OPP ALLOWED YARDS 

1 9/7 at PHI 27 420 

2 9/14 at WAS 41 449 

3 9/21 vs. IND 37 529 

4 9/28 at S.D. 33 407 

5 10/5 vs. PIT 10 372 

6 10/12 at TEN 16 290 

7 10/19 vs. CLE 6 266 

8 10/26 vs. MIA 13 326 

9 11/2 at CIN 31 423 

10 11/9 vs. DAL 31 399 

12 11/23 at IND 23 389 

13 11/30 vs. NYG 24 329 

14 12/7 vs. HOU 27 304 

15 12/14 at BAL 13 314 

16 12/18 vs. TEN 13 357 

17 12/28 at HOU 21 358 

TOTAL: 366 5,932 


QUARTERBACK BLAKE BORTLES 

QB BLAKE BORTLES GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 

Selected with the third overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, rookie QB Blake Bortles made his debut in the second half of Week 3 vs. Indianapolis 

and completed 14 of 24 passes for 223 yards, two TDs and two INTs. Bortles made his first start in Week 4 and completed 29 of 37 passes for 254 

yards. Bortles’ 78.4 completion percentage at San Diego was the highest in NFL history for a rookie quarterback in his first career start with a 

minimum 30 attempts. Bortles finished the season with 2,908 yards, the most by a rookie in Jaguars history. Below is a look at Bortles’ game-bygame 

statistics from his rookie season in 2014: 

BORTLES 2014 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 

PASSING 

RUSHING 

DATE OPP P/S ATT CMP YDS PCT TD INT LG SK RTG NO YDS AVG LG TD 

09/07 at PHI DNP 

09/14 at WAS DNP 

09/21 vs. IND 1/0 24 14 223 58.3 2 2 63t 1 82.5 2 30 15.0 20 0 

09/28 at SD 1/1 37 29 254 78.4 1 2 44 3 81.6 5 24 4.8 8 0 

10/05 vs. PIT 1/1 36 22 191 61.1 0 2 20 1 52.0 4 14 3.5 11 0 

10/12 at TEN 1/1 46 32 336 69.6 1 1 59 6 88.7 5 38 7.6 11 0 

10/19 vs. CLE 1/1 31 17 159 54.8 1 3 31t 2 40.3 5 37 7.4 18 0 

10/26 vs. MIA 1/1 34 18 221 52.9 1 2 48t 4 58.6 6 48 8.0 32 0 

11/02 at CIN 1/1 33 22 247 66.7 2 1 40t 2 96.4 4 10 2.5 5 0 

11/09 vs. DAL 1/1 37 22 290 59.4 0 1 53 4 73.0 3 3 1.0 1 0 

BYE WEEK 

11/23 at IND 1/1 27 15 146 55.5 0 1 37 4 55.5 5 24 4.8 20 0 

11/30 vs. NYG 1/1 35 21 194 60.0 1 0 30t 7 84.7 5 68 13.6 29 0 

12/07 vs. HOU 1/1 39 20 205 51.3 1 1 35 4 64.6 3 10 3.3 7 0 

12/14 at BAL 1/1 37 21 210 56.7 0 1 30 8 61.8 1 2 2.0 0 0 

12/18 vs. TEN 1/1 26 13 115 50.0 1 0 34 4 75.0 5 50 10.0 19 0 

12/28 at HOU 1/1 33 14 117 42.4 0 0 24 5 52.2 3 61 20.3 34 0 

TOTALS 14/13 475 280 2,908 58.9 11 17 63t 55 69.5 56 419 7.5 34 0 

BORTLES IN THE JAGUARS RECORD BOOK 

In 2014, QB Blake Bortles set the Jaguars rookie record for completions 

(280) and passing yards (2,908). Bortles’ 11 TD passes 

were the third-most in Jaguars history by a rookie. Below is a 

look at where Bortles ranks among Jaguars rookies in a few major 

passing categories: 

MOST YARDS PASSING, JAGUARS ROOKIE -- Season 

PASSING 

YARDS PLAYER (YEAR) COMP/ATT 

2,908 Blake Bortles (2014) 280/475 

2,819 Byron Leftwich (2003) 239/418 

2,214 Blaine Gabbert (2011) 210/413 

387 Jonathan Quinn (1998) 34/64 

231 David Garrard (2002) 23/46 

MOST COMPLETIONS, JAGUARS ROOKIE -- Season 

COMP PLAYER (YEAR) ATTEMPTS 

280 Blake Bortles (2014) 475 

239 Byron Leftwich (2003) 418 

210 Blaine Gabbert (2011) 413 

IN COMPARISON TO HIS ROOKIE PEERS 

Jaguars first-round selection (third overall) Blake Bortles was 

one of seven rookie QBs to make their NFL debut in 2014 (MIN- 

Bridgewater, OAK-Carr, N.E.-Garoppolo, CLE-Manziel, TEN- 

Mettenberger, ARI-Thomas). Below is where Bortles ranked among 

the rookie QBs in major passing categories in 2014 (min. 150 pass 

attempts): 

MOST PASSING YARDS PER GAME AVERAGE BY A ROOKIE -- 2014 

RK. PLAYER TEAM PASS YDS/GAME 

1. Teddy Bridgewater MIN 224.5 

2. Blake Bortles JAX 207.7 

3. Derek Carr OAK 204.4 

4. Zach Mettenberger TEN 201.7 

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS BY A ROOKIE -- 2014 

RK. PLAYER TEAM STARTS COMPLETIONS 

1. Derek Carr OAK 16 348 

2. Blake Bortles JAX 13 280 

3. Teddy Bridgewater MIN 12 259 

4. Zach Mettenberger TEN 6 107 

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, JAGUARS ROOKIE -- Season 

TD 

PASSES PLAYER (YEAR) 

14 Byron Leftwich (2003) 

12 Blaine Gabbert (2011) 

11 Blake Bortles (2014) 

2 Jonathan Quinn (1998) 

1 David Garrard (2002) 

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY A ROOKIE -- 2014 

(minimum 150 attempts) 

RK. PLAYER TEAM COMP ATT COMP. PCT. 

1. Teddy Bridgewater MIN 259 402 64.4 

2. Zach Mettenberger TEN 107 179 59.8 

3. Blake Bortles JAX 280 475 58.9 

4. Derek Carr OAK 348 599 58.1 



BORTLES CLIMBS THE JAGUARS CHARTS 

MOST PASSING YARDS IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

PASS TD 

RK. PLAYER YEARS COMP ATT YDS PASSES 

1. Mark Brunell 1995-2003 2,184 3,616 25,698 144 

2. David Garrard 2002-10 1,406 2,281 16,003 89 

3. Byron Leftwich 2003-06 789 1,344 9,042 51 

4. Chad Henne 2012-14 513 889 5,817 27 

5. Blaine Gabbert 2011-13 414 777 4,357 22 

6. Blake Bortles 2014 280 475 2,908 11 

7. Quinn Gray 2005-07 101 180 1,252 12 

8. Steve Beuerlein 1995 71 142 952 4 

9. Jonathan Quinn 1998-2001 66 125 748 3 

10. Jamie Martin 1998-2000 49 78 662 4 

BLAKE BORTLES TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY PLAYER 

TD RECEPTIONS LAST TD 

PLAYER POS FROM BORTLES FROM BORTLES 

Allen Hurns WR 4 12/7/14 vs. HOU 

Allen Robinson WR 2 10/26/14 vs. MIA 

Marcedes Lewis TE 1 12/18/14 vs. TEN 

Marqise Lee WR 1 11/30/14 vs. NYG 

Clay Harbor TE 1 10/12/14 at TEN 

Nic Jacobs TE 1 9/28/14 at S.D. 

Cecil Shorts III WR 1 9/21/14 vs. IND 

TOTAL: 11 

BLAKE BORTLES -- COMPLETIONS BY RECEIVER 

RECEPTIONS 

PLAYER FROM BORTLES 

Cecil Shorts III 53 

Allen Hurns 45 

Allen Robinson 42 

Marqise Lee 29 

Clay Harbor 26 

Jordan Todman 22 

Denard Robinson 20 

Toby Gerhart 15 

Marcedes Lewis 10 

Will Ta’ufo’ou 6 

Ace Sanders 6 

Mike Brown 3 

Nic Jacobs 2 

Storm Johnson 1 

TOTAL: 280 

BLAKE BORTLES -- PASSING YARDS BY RECEIVER 

REC. YARDS 

PLAYER FROM BORTLES 

Cecil Shorts III 557 

Allen Hurns 554 

Allen Robinson 467 

Marqise Lee 349 

Clay Harbor 289 

Jordan Todman 161 

Toby Gerhart 157 

Denard Robinson 107 

Marcedes Lewis 100 

Will Ta’ufo’ou 62 

Ace Sanders 55 

Mike Brown 38 

Nic Jacobs 16 

Storm Johnson -4 

TOTAL: 2,908 

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING 

@JaysonBraddock (8/28/15): This Blake Bortles is not the same 

guy I evaluated pre-draft last year. His growth in 1 year is really 

unbelievable. 

@SI_PeterKing (8/28/15): You don’t want to overrate the preseason. 

But Bortles sees field better w/better touch than last 

year. And he loves Hurns. 

Jaguars GM Dave Caldwell (8/4/15): “From where he’s at now 

compared to where he came in last year as a rookie, I think it’s 

night and day. From the day he stepped on the practice field 

last year to the first day of training camp this year his ease of 

throwing motion, the tightness of his ball, the compactness of his 

motion, the quicker release, the footwork, the balance -- all those 

things I think are better. And just his overall presence. He’s comfotable 

now. I’ve got to give him a lot of credit. He took the bull 

by the horns and was proactive with it and has done a nice job.” 

Jaguars HC Gus Bradley (8/2/15): “His mechanics, his poise, 

his big thing is he wants to own the offense so he can play at a 

higher level without thinking a lot and that’s what he’s doing. You 

can tell he put in time over the summer with the knowledge of 

the offense. They have to have no doubt and in order to have no 

doubt, you’ve got to put the time in, so to me you’re seeing him 

play with no dobut and no fear and that’s a good sign.” 

Jaguars OC Greg Olson (6/2/15): “He’s a real hard-worker, 

self-starter, a very self-motivated player, and he’s got good talent, 

so I’m working with a guy that’s a younger player, that wants 

to get better and he’s been in early every day and he stays late. 

He’s one of the first guys here in the morning and he’s one of the 

last guys to leave.” 

OPPONENTS ON BORTLES 

Texans DE J.J. Watt (12/4/14): “[Bortles] is a strong kid and he 

can run — I think that’s one thing that is sometimes overlooked 

so you have to make sure you’re aware of your pass-rush lanes and 

keep him contained.” 

Browns Head Coach Mike Pettine (10/15/14): “We had a lot of 

respect for (Blake) Bortles coming out; didn’t know a lot about 

him until we had a chance to go and work him out and visit with 

him and came away very impressed. It’s not a surprise to us that 

he’s having the success that he’s having. He can make all the 

throws. He can extend plays with his feet. He’s not afraid to tuck 

it and run if he has to. Just looking at his completion percentage 

is impressive.” 

Titans DT Jurrell Casey (10/12/14): “(Blake) did a great job 

today. I can’t knock him, he did a heck of a job getting out of the 

way of pressure, getting them back into the game at the end, he 

did a great job. He’s got a lot of work to do, but I think he’s going 

to be a top quarterback one of these days.” 

Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger (10/2/14): “I liked him coming 

out. I thought he was the most ready and a guy that I thought 

could be the best, just because I think the things he does: He can 

extend plays, he can stay in, he can throw the ball, he can throw 

on the run. He is an impressive-type young player. He makes some 

rookie mistakes but he also makes some plays that you don’t expect 

rookies to make in a good way.” 

Chargers CB Brandon Flowers (9/28/14): “Bortles is a very 

poised quarterback. He made some key throws early. It didn’t take 

me by surprise. I used to watch him in college. I always thought 

he was a great quarterback. He was the top quarterback taken for 

a reason. He definitely has all the tools and the sky is the limit 

for him.” 



BORTLES’ SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

Rookie QB Blake Bortles threw for a career-high 336 yards and 

one TD on 32 of 46 passing (69.6 pct.) in Week 6 at Tennessee, 

tying Byron Leftwich (10/5/03 vs. San Diego) for the most passing 

yards in a single game by a rookie in team history. Bortles’ 46 

attempts and 32 completions were the most in franchise history 

by a rookie. His 32 completions were the third-most in team history 

and most since 2004 (36, Byron Leftwich, 10/10/04 at San 

Diego). 

MOST PASSING YARDS IN A SINGLE GAME BY A ROOKIE 

IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

PASS PASS 

PLAYER DATE OPP COMP ATT YARDS 

Blake Bortles 10/12/14 @TEN 32 46 336 

Byron Leftwich 10/5/03 vs. S.D. 19 28 336 

Blake Bortles 11/9/14 vs. DAL 22 37 290 

Byron Leftwich 12/14/03 @ N.E. 21 40 288 

Byron Leftwich 10/12/03 vs. MIA 24 42 256 

Blake Bortles 9/28/14 @ S.D. 29 37 254 

MOST COMPLETIONS IN A SINGLE GAME IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

COMP 

PLAYER DATE OPP COMP ATT PCT. 

Mark Brunell 10/20/96 @ STL 37 52 71.2 

Byron Leftwich 10/10/04 @ S.D. 36 54 66.7 

Blake Bortles 10/12/14 @TEN 32 46 69.6 

Chad Henne 12/29/13 @IND 30 51 58.8 

Mark Brunell 10/15/95 vs. CHI 30 48 62.5 

David Garrard 10/18/09 vs. STL 30 43 69.8 

Blake Bortles 9/28/14 @ S.D. 29 37 78.4 

Chad Henne 12/23/12 vs. N.E. 29 51 56.9 

Chad Henne 10/27/13 vs. S.F. 29 45 64.4 

Byron Leftwich 10/3/04 vs. IND 29 41 70.7 

MOST COMPLETIONS IN A SINGLE GAME BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE 

COMP 



Blake Bortles 9/28/14 @ S.D. 29 37 78.4 

Byron Leftwich 10/12/03 vs. MIA 24 42 75.0 

Byron Leftwich 11/2/03 @ BAL 22 34 64.7 

Blaine Gabbert 11/20/11 @ CLE 22 41 53.7 

Blake Bortles 10/5/14 vs. PIT 22 36 61.1 

Blake Bortles 11/2/14 @ CIN 22 33 66.7 

Blake Bortles 11/9/14 vs. DAL 22 37 59.5 

MOST ATTEMPTS IN A SINGLE GAME BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE 

COMP 



Byron Leftwich 10/12/03 vs. MIA 24 42 75.0 

Blaine Gabbert 12/24/11 @TEN 21 42 50.0 

Blaine Gabbert 10/2/11 vs. N.O. 16 42 38.1 

Blaine Gabbert 11/20/11 @ CLE 22 41 53.7 

BORTLES SHOWS MOBILITY 

In 2014, rookie QB Blake Bortles rushed 56 times for 419 yards 

and averaged 7.5 yards per carry. Bortles’ 419 rushing yards were 

the most by a rookie QB in Jaguars history and the second-most 

by a QB in franchise history. Bortles’ 419 rushing yards were the 

most by a rookie QB since 2012 (Robert Griffin III - 815, Russell 

Wilson - 489). 

HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE BY A QB IN 2014 

(Min. 30 Rushes) 

RUSH LONG RUSH 

RK. PLAYER TEAM RUSHES YDS RUSH AVG. 

1. Blake Bortles JAX 56 419 34 7.48 

2. Russell Wilson SEA 118 849 55 7.19 

3. Aaron Rodgers G.B. 43 269 19 6.26 

4. Colin Kaepernick S.F. 104 639 90t 6.14 

5. Ryan Tannehill MIA 56 311 40 5.55 

MOST RUSHING YARDS BY A QB IN 2014 


RK. PLAYER TEAM RUSHES YDS RUSH AVG. 

1. Russell Wilson SEA 118 849 55 7.19 

2. Colin Kaepernick S.F. 104 639 90t 6.14 

3. Cam Newton CAR 103 539 22 5.23 


5. Ryan Tannehill MIA 56 311 40 5.55 

MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING BY A QB IN 2014 

RUSH 1ST DOWNS 

RK. PLAYER TEAM RUSHES YDS RUSHING 

1. Russell Wilson SEA 119 849 45 

Cam Newton CAR 103 539 45 

3. Colin Kaepernick S.F. 104 639 28 

4. Blake Bortles JAX 56 419 27 

HIGHEST SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING AVERAGE 

BY A QB IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

(Min. 15 Rushes) 


RK. PLAYER YEAR RUSHES YDS RUSH AVG. 


2. Mark Brunell 1995 67 480 27t 7.16 

3. Mark Brunell 2001 39 224 38 5.74 

4. David Garrard 2002 25 139 41t 5.56 

5. David Garrard 2005 31 172 28 5.55 

MOST RUSHING YARDS IN A SEASON BY A JAGUARS QB 



1. Mark Brunell 1995 67 480 27t 7.16 

2. Blake Bortles 2014 56 419 34 7.48 

3. Mark Brunell 1996 80 396 33 4.95 

4. David Garrard 2009 77 323 30 4.19 

5. David Garrard 2008 73 322 24 4.41 

MOST RUSHING YARDS IN A SEASON BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE QB 



1. Blake Bortles 2014 56 419 34 7.5 

2. David Garrard 2002 25 139 41t 5.6 

3. Byron Leftwich 2003 25 108 18 4.3 

4. Blaine Gabbert 2011 48 98 12 2.0 

5. Jonathan Quinn 1998 11 77 17 7.0 



LEWIS OWNS JAGUARS TE RECORDS 

Following an ankle injury suffered in Week 2 at Washington, 

ninth-year TE Marcedes Lewis missed eight games before returning 

to action in Week 12 at Indianapolis. In 2014, Lewis caught 

two-plus TDs for the seventh time in his career. Lewis (315) is one 

of four players (WR Jimmy Smith, 862; WR Keenan McCardell, 

499; RB Maurice Jones-Drew, 335) in franchise history with 300- 

plus receptions. Below is where Lewis ranks in franchise history in 

various receiving statistics: 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY A TIGHT END IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC. YARDS 

1. Marcedes Lewis 2006-14 3,789 

2. Kyle Brady 1999-2006 2,500 

MOST RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC 

1. Marcedes Lewis 2006-14 315 

2. Kyle Brady 1999-2006 241 

3. Pete Mitchell 1995-2002 191 

MOST RECEIVING TDs BY A TIGHT END IN JAGUARS HISTORY 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC. TDs 


2. Kyle Brady 1999-2006 13 

JAGUARS CAREER RECEIVING YARDS LEADERS 

RK PLAYER YEARS YARDS (Rec.) 

1. Jimmy Smith 1995-2005 (WR) 12,287 (862) 

2. Keenan McCardell 1996-2001 (WR) 6,393 (499) 

3. Marcedes Lewis 2006-14 (TE) 3,789 (315) 

4. Maurice Jones-Drew 2006-13 (RB) 2,873 (335) 

5. Kyle Brady 1999-2006 (TE) 2,500 (241) 

JAGUARS CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC (YARDS) 

1. Jimmy Smith 1995-2005 862 (12,287) 

2. Keenan McCardell 1996-2001 499 (6,393) 

3. Maurice Jones-Drew 2006-13 335 (2,873) 

4. Marcedes Lewis 2006-14 315 (3,789) 

5. Fred Taylor 1998-2008 286 (2,361) 

JAGUARS CAREER RECEIVING TDs LEADERS 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC. TDS 

1. Jimmy Smith 1995-2005 67 

2. Keenan McCardell 1996-2001 30 


4. Reggie Williams 2004-08 18 

5. Matt Jones 2005-08 15 

Ernest Wilford 2004-10 15 

JAGUARS CAREER LEADERS IN 25-PLUS YARDS RECEPTIONS 

HURNS OWNS JAGS ROOKIE TD RECORD 

Undrafted WR Allen Hurns finished his rookie campaign with 51 

receptions for 677 receiving yards in 2014. In Week 14 vs. Houston, 

Hurns caught his sixth TD of the season en route to setting 

the Jaguars rookie receiving TD record. Hurns’ 49 receptions are 

the third-most by a Jaguars rookie. 

MOST RECEIVING TDs BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE -- SEASON 

RECEIVING 

RK. NAME YEAR RECs TDs 

1. Allen Hurns 2014 49 6 

2. Matt Jones 2005 36 5 

Justin Blackmon 2012 64 5 

4. Fred Taylor 1998 44 3 

MOST RECEPTIONS BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE -- SEASON 

RK. NAME YEAR RECEPTIONS 

1. Justin Blackmon 2012 64 

2. Ace Sanders 2013 51 

3. Allen Hurns 2014 49 

4. Mike Thomas 2009 48 

Allen Robinson 2014 48 

6. Maurice Jones-Drew 2006 46 

HURNS AMONG BEST UNDRAFTED WRs 

In 2014, undrafted rookie WR Allen Hurns set every team record 

for undrafted free agents with 51 receptions for 677 receiving 

yards and six receiving TDs. He ranks in the top-five in NFL history 

for undrafted rookies in the three major receiving categories: 

receptions (third), receiving yards (fifth) and TDs (second). Below 

is how he compares to undrafted rookies in NFL history: 

MOST RECEPTIONS BY AN UNDRAFTED ROOKIE 

RK. PLAYER TEAM YEAR RECEPTIONS 

1. Wayne Chrebet NYJ 1995 66 

2. Davone Bess MIA 2008 54 

Timothy Wright T.B. 2013 54 

4. Allen Hurns JAX 2014 51 

Doug Baldwin SEA 2011 51 

6. Marlon Brown BAL 2013 49 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY AN UNDRAFTED ROOKIE 

RK. PLAYER TEAM YEAR YARDS 

1. Bobby Johnson NYG 1984 795 

2. Doug Baldwin SEA 2011 788 

3. James Jett OAK 1993 771 

4. Wayne Chrebet NYG 1995 726 


MOST RECEIVING TDs BY AN UNDRAFTED ROOKIE 

RK. PLAYER TEAM YEAR REC. TDs 

1. Bobby Johnson NYG 1984 7 

Marlon Brown BAL 2013 7 

Joseph Fauria DET 2013 7 


Stephone Paige K.C. 1983 6 

RK PLAYER YEARS REC of 25+ 

1. Jimmy Smith 1995-2005 104 

2. Keenan McCardell 1996-2001 40 


4. Ernest Wilford 2002-10 22 

5. Reggie Williams 2004-08 18 


JAGUARS ROOKIE RECEIVING EFFORTS 

Jaguars rookie WRs Allen Hurns (51-677-6), Marqise Lee (37- 

422-1) and Allen Robinson (48-548-2) combined for 136 receptions 

for 1,647 yards and nine receiving TDs in the 2014 season. 

The 136 catches made up 41.8% of the team’s reception total 

(325). The 1,647 receiving yards made up 47.7% of the team’s 

receiving yardage total (3,451). The nine receiving TDs made up 

60.0% of the team’s total receiving TDs (15). 

Below is a look at where the Jaguars rookie receivers’ production 

percentages ranked among the league’s best: 

ROOKIE % OF 

RK. TEAM TEAM’S TOTAL RECEPTIONS 

1. Jacksonville 42% 

2. Carolina 29% 

3. Tampa Bay 25% 

4. NY Giants 25% 

5. Miami 21% 

ROOKIE % OF 

RK. TEAM TEAM’S TOTAL RECEIVING YARDS 





5. Buffalo 25% 

ROOKIE % OF 

RK. TEAM TEAM’S TOTAL RECEIVING TDs 





5. Philadelphia 30% 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE -- SINGLE SEASON 

RK. NAME YEAR REC. YARDS 

1. Justin Blackmon 2012 865 

2. Allen Hurns 2014 662 

3. Allen Robinson 2014 548 

4. Pete Mitchell 1995 527 

HURNS ON THE LONG BALL 

Rookie WR Allen Hurns ranked tied-sixth in the NFL among rookies 

with 11 receptions of 20-plus yards. His 63-yard TD reception 

against Indianapolis in Week 3 was the second-longest reception 

by an undrafted player in Jaguars history. 

RECEPTIONS OF 20-PLUS YARDS BY A ROOKIE IN 2014 

REC. OF 

RK. PLAYER TEAM POS 20+ YDs 

1. Mike Evans T.B. WR 20 

2. Odell Beckham Jr. NYG WR 16 

Jordan Matthews PHI WR 16 

4. Kelvin Benjamin CAR WR 14 

Sammy Watkins BUF WR 14 

6. Allen Hurns JAX WR 11 

John Brown ARI WR 11 


JAGUARS PLACE THREE AT THE TOP 

The rookie WR trio of Allen Hurns, Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson 

are all ranked in the top 15 among rookie wideouts in receptions and 

yards. The Jaguars were the only team to have multiple players ranked 

in the top 15. Below is a look: 

MOST RECEPTIONS BY A ROOKIE WR IN 2014 

OVERALL DRAFT 

REC. 

RK. PLAYER TEAM SELECTION RECs YARDS 

1. Odell Beckham NYG 12th 91 1,305 

2. Jarvis Landry MIA 63rd 84 758 

3. Kelvin Benjamin CAR 28th 73 1,008 

4. Mike Evans TB 7th 68 1,051 

5. Jordan Matthews PHI 42nd 67 872 

6. Sammy Watkins BUF 4th 65 982 

7. Brandin Cooks NO 20th 53 550 

8. Allen Hurns JAX Undrafted 51 677 

9. John Brown ARI 91st 48 696 

Allen Robinson JAX 61st 48 548 

11. Davante Adams GB 53rd 38 446 

Jace Amaro NYJ 49th 38 345 

13. Marqise Lee JAX 39th 37 422 

MOST RECEIVING YARDS BY A ROOKIE WR IN 2014 

OVERALL DRAFT 

REC. 

RK. PLAYER TEAM SELECTION RECs YARDS 

1. Odell Beckham NYG 12th 91 1,305 

2. Mike Evans TB 7th 68 1,051 

3. Kelvin Benjamin CAR 28th 73 1,008 

4. Sammy Watkins BUF 4th 65 982 

5. Jordan Matthews PHI 42nd 67 872 

6. Jarvis Landry MIA 63rd 84 758 

7. John Brown ARI 91st 48 696 

8. Allen Hurns JAX Undrafted 51 677 

9. Taylor Gabriel CLE Undrafted 36 621 

10. Brandin Cooks NO 20th 53 550 

11. Martavis Bryant PIT 118th 26 549 

12. Allen Robinson JAX 61st 48 548 

13. Davante Adams GB 53rd 38 446 

14. Donte Moncrief IND 90th 32 444 

15. Marqise Lee JAX 39th 37 422 

5. Ace Sanders 2013 484 CENTURY MARK ROOKIE RECEIVERS 

In 2014, WR Allen Hurns became the first Jaguars rookie with multiple 

100-yard receiving games (two). Hurns surpassed 100 receiving 

yards in Week 1 at Philadelphia (110) and Week 9 at Cincinnati (112). 

Hurns’ 110 receiving yards in Week 1 at Philadelphia were the most 

ever by a Jaguars receiver in his NFL debut. 

Hurns made his eighth start in Week 16 vs. Tennessee, the most by an 

undrafted rookie originally signed by the team, topping the mark of 

seven starts by C Mike Brewster in 2012. 

MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 

BY A JAGUARS ROOKIE -- SEASON 

REC. 100-YARD 

RK. NAME YEAR RECs YARDS REC. GAMES 

1. Allen Hurns 2014 61 677 2 

2. Justin Blackmon 2012 64 865 1 

Pete Mitchell 1995 41 527 1 

Matt Jones 2005 36 432 1 



12+ TDS IN BACK-TO-BACK SEASONS 

Fifth-year TE Julius Thomas, whose 12 receiving TDs in 2014 were 

tied for the fourth-most in the NFL, is the first TE in NFL history to 

register at least a dozen TD receptions in back-to-back seasons. 

MOST SEASONS WITH 12+ RECEIVING TDs BY A TIGHT END 

(IN NFL HISTORY) 

RANK PLAYER TEAM NO. YEAR(S) 

1. Julius Thomas DEN 2 2013-2014 

Vernon Davis S.F. 2 2009, 2013 

Antonio Gates S.D. 2 2004, 2014 

Rob Gronkowski N.E. 2 2011, 2014 

5. Jimmy Graham N.O. 1 2013 

Wesley Walls CAR 1 1999 

Todd Christensen LAA 1 1983 

Jerry Smith WAS 1 1967 

Mike Ditka CHI 1 1961 

RED ZONE TARGET IN RECENT YEARS 

Fifth-year TE Julius Thomas’ 24 receiving TDs over the past two seasons 

rank fourth among all offensive players and second among tight 

ends (Seattle’s Jimmy Graham, 26). 

MOST RECEIVING TDs SINCE 2013 

TD RECEPTIONS 

RANK PLAYER POSITION TEAM SINCE 2013 

1. Dez Bryant WR DAL 29 

2. Jimmy Graham TE SEA 26 

3. Demaryius Thomas WR DAL 25 

4. Julius Thomas TE JAX 24 

5. Antonio Brown WR PIT 21 

Jordy Nelson WR G.B. 21 

7. Calvin Johnson WR DET 20 

Brandon Marshall WR NYJ 20 

MOST RECEIVING TDs BY A TIGHT END SINCE 2013 

TD RECEPTIONS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM SINCE 2013 

1. Jimmy Graham SEA 26 

2. Julius Thomas JAX 24 

3. Antonio Gates S.D. 16 

Rob Gronkowski N.E. 16 

5. Vernon Davis S.F. 15 

6. Jason Witten DAL 13 

7. Coby Fleener IND 12 

WHERE THOMAS STACKS UP 

Fifth-year TE Julius Thomas ranks fifth among NFL tight ends with 24 

TD receptions over the past four seasons since entering the NFL as a 

fourth-round (129th overall) draft selection by Denver in 2011. 

MOST RECEIVING TDs BY A TIGHT END SINCE 2011 

TD RECEPTIONS 

RANK PLAYER TEAM SINCE 2011 

1. Jimmy Graham SEA 46 

2. Rob Gronkowski N.E. 44 

3. Antonio Gates S.D. 30 

4. Vernon Davis S.F. 26 

5. Julius Thomas JAX 24 

6. Tony Gonzalez ATL 23 

7. Greg Olsen CAR 22 

8. Jason Witten DAL 21 

9. Jermaine Gresham CIN 20 

10. Scott Chandler BUF 17 

Anthony Fasano K.C. 17 

Kyle Rudolph MIN 17 

SCOBEE SURPASSES 1,000 POINTS 

In Week 14 vs. Houston, 11th-year K Josh Scobee became the first 

player in franchise history with 1,000-plus career points. Scobee 

(1,022), who has made 235 FGs and 317 PATs, is one of 11 active 

players (all kickers) who have registered over 1,000 career points. 

Below is a look at the career points leaders among active players: 

MOST CAREER POINTS AMONG ACTIVE PLAYERS 

CAREER 

RK. PLAYER TEAM FGs PATs POINTS 

1. Adam Vinatieri IND 478 710 2,146 

2. Sebastian Janikowski OAK 364 482 1,574 

3. Phil Dawson S.F. 362 427 1,519 

4. Jay Feely CHI 332 449 1,451 

5. Matt Bryant ATL 286 403 1,261 

6. Shayne Graham N.O. 266 418 1,219 

Josh Brown NYG 278 385 1,219 

8. Stephen Gostkowski N.E. 243 450 1,179 

9. Robbie Gould CHI 243 351 1,080 

10. Mason Crosby G.B. 212 401 1,037 

11. Josh Scobee JAX 235 317 1,022 


ROSTER NOTES 

ROSTER QUICK FACTS 

Oldest player: K Josh Scobee, DE Chris Clemons, 33 

Youngest player: DE Dante Fowler Jr., WR Allen Robinson, RB T.J. Yeldon, 21 

Tallest player: OT Sam Young, 6-8 

Shortest player: CB Peyton Thompson, K Jason Myers, 5-10 

Heaviest player: OT Sam Young, OT Jermey Parnell, 316 pounds 

Lightest player: K Jason Myers, CB Peyton Thompson, 180 pounds 

Most seasons as a Jaguar: K Josh Scobee, 12 seasons 

Most NFL seasons: K Josh Scobee, DE Chris Clemons, 12 seasons 

College with the most Jaguars: Miami (4 - Brandon Linder, Allen 

Hurns, Stephen Morris, Thurston Armbrister) 

Home state of most Jaguars: Florida (13) 

Farthest hometown from Jacksonville: DT Tyson Alualu (5,821 

miles), Honolulu, Hawaii 

Former first-round picks (6): DT Tyson Alualu, QB Blake Bortles, LT 

Luke Joeckel, DT Ziggy Hood, TE Marcedes Lewis, DL Jared Odrick 

Pro Bowlers (3): LG Zane Beadles, TE Marcedes Lewis, TE Julius Thomas 

Coaches who played in the NFL (4): Strength and Conditioning Coordinator 

Tom Myslinski, Assistant Offensive Line Coach Luke Butkus, 

Tight Ends/Assistant Special Teams Coach Ron Middleton, Assistant 

Head Coach-Offense & Offensive Line Coach Doug Marrone 

Players from non-Division I-A schools (9): K Jason Myers (Marist), 

WR/PR Kasey Closs (Portland State), DE Ryan Davis (Bethune-Cookman), 

CB Demetrius McCray (Appalachian State), LB Dan Skuta (Grand 

Valley State), G Chris Reed (Minnesota State), Ikponmwosa Igbinosun 

(Southern Connecticut State), TE Julius Thomas (Portland State), WR 

Neal Sterling (Monmouth) 

JAGUARS BY HOME STATE 

Florida (13): Armbrister, Ash, Bortles, Capi, Cyprien, Davis, George, 

Hurns, Linder, Lora, Morris, D. Robinson, Young 

California (11): Anger, Gerhart, Harris, House, Lee, Lewis, Myers, 

Morris, R. Reynolds, Sample, Thomas 

Georgia (8): Clemons, Daniels, Greene, Johnson, Jones, Marshall, Mc- 

Cray, T. Smith 

Pennsylvania (7): Henne, Koyack, Odrick, Pierce, Posluszny, T. Thomas, 

Wisniewski 

Texas (6): Hood, Joeckel, Loston, Miller, Scobee, Thompson 

North Carolina (4): Corbin, Shatley, C. Smith, Washington 

New Jersey (4): Evans, Gratz, Igbinosun, Sterling 

Virginia (3): Bowanko, Branch, L. Reynolds 

Alabama (3): Grant, Marks, Yeldon 

Michigan (2): A. Robinson, Skuta 

Hawaii (2): Alualu, Lotulelei 

Illinois (2): Brown, Harbor 

Washington (1): Walters 

Arkansas (1): Parnell 

Louisiana (1): Jacobs 

Nebraska (1): Reed 

Oklahoma (1): Colvin 

Ohio (1): Bennett 

Oregon (1): Closs 

South Carolina (1): Cann 

Tennessee (1): Tinker 

Wyoming (1): Beadles 

ROSTER BY ROUND 

1st Round (6): Tyson Alualu, Blake Bortles, Ziggy Hood, Luke Joeckel, 

Marcedes Lewis, Jared Odrick 

2nd Round (11): Zane Beadles, Andre Branch, Johnathan Cyprien, 

Toby Gerhart, Chad Henne, Marqise Lee, Sen’Derrick Marks, Paul 

Posluszny, Allen Robinson, Stefen Wisniewski, T.J. Yeldon 

3rd Round (6): Bryan Anger, A.J. Cann, Dwayne Gratz, Brandon 

Linder, Roy Miller, Bernard Pierce 

4th Round (5): Aaron Colvin, Clay Harbor, Davon House, James Sample, 

Julius Thomas 

5th Round (6): Jeremiah George, Josh Scobee, Rashad Greene, Chris 

Smith, Telvin Smith, Denard Robinson 

6th Round (4): Michael Bennett, Luke Bowanko, Josh Evans, Sam 

Young 

7th Round (5): Jeremy Harris, Storm Johnson, Ben Koyack, Demetrius 

McCray, Neal Sterling 

Undrafted (32): Thurston Armbrister, Richard Ash, Sergio Brown, 

Nordly Capi, Chris Clemons, Kasey Closs, Will Corbin, Matt Daniels, 

Ryan Davis, Corey Grant, Allen Hurns, Ikponmwosa Igbinosun, Nic Jacobs, 

Abry Jones, Erik Lora, Craig Loston, John Lotulelei, Nick Marshall, 

Stephen Morris, Jason Myers, Jermey Parnell, Austin Pasztor, 

Chris Reed, LaRoy Reynolds, Rashaad Reynolds, Tyler Shatley, Dan 

Skuta, Todd Thomas, Peyton Thompson, Carson Tinker, Bryan Walters, 

Tony Washington 

2015 UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENCY 

On March 11, 2015, the Jaguars announced the signings of six unrestricted 

free agents: TE Julius Thomas, LB Dan Skuta, OT Jermey 

Parnell, DE Jared Odrick, CB Davon House and FS Sergio Brown. 

• Thomas, who spent his first four seasons in the NFL with the 

Denver Broncos, enters 2015 after catching 12 touchdowns in 

back-to-back seasons in 2013 and 2014. 

• Skuta, a seventh-year journeyman, was originally signed by 

Cincinnati as an undrafted rookie in 2009 and spent four seasons 

with the Bengals. After signing with San Francisco in 2013, he 

spent two seasons with the 49ers, posting a career-high 5.0 sacks 

in 2014. 

• Parnell, who anchors the right side of the line with his 6-6, 

316-pound frame, appeared in all 16 games for the Cowboys the 

past three seasons. 

• Odrick, the former first-round (28th overall) selection by Miami in 

2010, is entering his sixth season in the NFL and started all 16 

games in 2014 for the first time in his career. 

• House, a fifth-year cornerback with 40 career appearances, has 

posted double-digit passes defensed (2012 - 13, 2013 – 13, 2014 

– 11) in three consecutive seasons entering 2015. 

• Brown, who began his career as an undrafted rookie with New 

England in 2010, spent the last three seasons with Indianapolis 

and has appeared in 71 career games. 


ROSTER NOTES 

JAGUARS SOCIAL MEDIA ROSTER 

LAST FIRST JERSEY TWITTER 

NAME NAME POS. NUMBER HANDLE 

Armbrister Thurston LB 57 thursty4success 

Beadles Zane OL 68 zanebeadles 

Bennett Michael DT 96 mike96bennett 

Bortles Blake QB 5 Bbortles5 

Bowanko Luke OC 70 LBow70 

Branch Andre DL 90 branchnout90 

Brown Sergio S 38 SergioBrown38 

Cann A.J. G 60 AJCann50 

Clemons Chris DL 91 ChrisClemons91 

Colvin Aaron DB 41 Acolvin14 

Cyprien Johnathan DB 37 J_Cyprien 

Daniels Matt S 42 MattDaniels_ 

Davis Ryan DL 59 bigdavis813 

Evans Josh DB 26 Jay_E_9 

Fowler Jr. Dante DE 56 dantefowler 

George Jeremiah LB 54 JGeorge52 

Gerhart Toby RB 21 Toby_Gerhart 

Grant Corey RB 33 CoreyGranttt 

Gratz Dwayne DB 27 DJG24_7 

Greene Rashad WR 13 RG80_ 

Hamlett Connor TE 47 ConnorHamTE 

Harbor Clay TE 86 clayharbs82 

Harris Jeremy DB 31 jeremyharris_31 

House Davon CB 31 DavonHouse 

Hurns Allen WR 88 a1hurns 

Johnson Storm RB 34 StormJohnson8 

Jones Abry DL 91 JustAB3 

Koyack Ben TE 48 koymonster 

Lee Marqise WR 11 Teamlee1 

Lewis Marcedes TE 89 MarcedesLewis89 

Linder Brandon OL 65 brandonlinder65 

Marshall Nick CB 41 NickMarshall 

McCray Demetrius OL 35 mccrayd_10 

Marks Sen’Derrick DL 99 numberninefo 

Miller Roy DL 97 Roy_Miller_III 

Morris Stephen QB 6 s_morris17 

Odrick Jared DL 75 JaredOdrick 

Pasztor Austin OL 67 apsixseven 

Pierce Bernard RB 30 BPierce_30 

Reynolds LaRoy LB 56 CodeBlack56 

Reynolds Rashaad CB 40 Double_R16 

Robinson Allen WR 80 Thee_AR15 

Robinson Denard RB 16 DenardX 

Scobee Josh K 10 joshscobee10 

Shatley Tyler OG 69 tshat43 

Skuta Dan LB 55 Dskuta51 

Smith Chris DE 98 42arkansas 

Smith Telvin LB 50 TelvinSmith_22 

Sterling Neal WR 87 Neal_Sterling 

Tinker Carson LS 46 CarsonTink 

Thomas Julius TE 80 Julius_Thomas 

Thomas Todd LB 44 ToddyThomas8 

Thompson Peyton CB 25 tattedNspatted 

Tinker Carson LS 46 carsontink 

Walters Bryan WR 81 bwalt19 

Wells Josh OT 72 Sirwellington71 

Yeldon T.J. RB 24 T_Yeldon 

Young Sam OL 74 bigyoungin76 

JAGUARS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

Tyson Alualu 

Zane Beadles 

Luke Bowanko 

A.J. Cann 

Nordly Capi 

Johnathan Cyprien 

Toby Gerhart 

Dwayne Gratz 

Davon House 

Ike Igbinosun 

Luke Joeckel 

Abry Jones 

Ben Koyack 

Craig Loston 

John Lotulelei 

Jared Odrick 

Jermey Parnell 

Austin Pasztor 

Paul Posluszny 

Mike Rutenberg 

Robert Saleh 

Frank Scelfo 

Josh Scobee 

Dan Skuta 

Stefen Wisniewski 

AH-lu AH-lu 

BEE-duls 

boh-WAIN-koh 

CAN 

CAP-ee 

SIP-ree-en 

GARE-heart 

GRAH-ts 

duh-VON 

ig-ben-oh-SUN 

JOKE-ul 

A-bree 

KOY-ack 

LOSS-ten 

lo-too-LAY-LAY 

ODD-rick 

Jeremy 

PAZ-tor 

puz-LUZ-nee 

ROOT-en-berg 

SAHL-uh 

SELL-foe 

SKO-bee 

SKOO-tuh 

STEF-in wiz-NEW-skee 

JAGUARS / REDSKINS CONNECTIONS 

COACHING CONNECTIONS: 

Jaguars Head Coach Gus Bradley (linebackers) and Defensive Line 

Coach Todd Wash (defensive line coach) served with Redskins Head 

Coach Jay Gruden and Redkins Offensive Coordinator Sean McVay 

(offensive assistant) with the Buccanneers from 2007-08 ... Jaguars 

Tight Ends/Assistant Special Teams Coach Ron Middleton (tight ends/ 

assistant special teams) was on the same staff as Gruden (offensive 

assistant) in Tampa Bay from 2004-06. 

JAGUARS – REDSKINS CONNECTIONS: 

Redskins Running Backs Coach Randy Jordan played for the Jaguars 

from 1995-97 ... Jaguars Assistant Defensive Backs Coach Mike 

Rutenberg was the Redskins’ assistant to the head coach from 2003- 

05 ... Jaguars Defensive Backs Coach DeWayne Walker served as the 

Redskins’ secondary coach from 2004-05 ... Jaguars DE Chris Clemons 

spent the first three seasons of his career with the Redskins from 

2003-05. 

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: 

Jaguars DE Tyson Alualu (2006-09) and P Bryan Anger (2008-11) 

played with Redskins WR DeSean Jackson (2005-07) and LS Nick 


HEAD COACH GUS BRADLEY 

points allowed (119), fourth in opponent yards per rush attempt 

(3.79), fifth in turnover differential (+8), fifth in most takeaways 

(31) and seventh in points allowed per game (19.7). 

Bradley’s group sent three players to the 2012 Pro Bowl, with Thomas 

voted as a starter. He was joined in Hawaii by fellow secondary 

mates safety Kam Chancellor and cornerback Brandon Browner. 

In Bradley’s first year as defensive coordinator, the Seahawks posted 

two shutouts at home, the first time since 1986 they accomplished 

that feat. 

Gus Bradley was named the fifth head coach in Jacksonville Jaguars 

history on January 17, 2013. Bradley has 25 years of coaching experience 

including nine seasons in the NFL. 

The Jaguars finished Bradley’s second season as head coach with 

43 of the 53 players on the roster joining the club in the last two 

seasons. Rookies combined for an NFL-high 82 starts for the club 

with 10 different rookies making starts. Sixteen different rookies 

have started at least one game for the Jaguars over the last two 

seasons. Offensively, the Jaguars started at least four rookies in 15 

of 16 games, including quarterback Blake Bortles, who started the 

final 13 games and set the franchise rookie record for passing yards. 

Defensively, the Jaguars improved from 31 sacks in Bradley’s first 

season to 45 in 2014, the sixth-most in the NFL. The Jaguars led 

the NFL with 12 sack/forced fumbles and ranked third in the NFL 

with 19 total forced fumbles. 

Bradley led the Jaguars to a 4-12 mark in his first season at the 

Jaguars helm. The Jaguars overhauled their roster in 2013, with 

31 newcomers and rookies combining to make 44 starts. Of the 53 

players on the final roster, 20 were rookies or first-year players. The 

club posted a 4-4 mark following the bye week with three of the 

wins on the road. Six of the club’s first eight games were against 

2013 playoff teams and the club played seven games overall against 

playoff teams including both Super Bowl participants. 

Prior to joining the Jaguars, Bradley spent four seasons (2009-12) 

with the Seattle Seahawks as defensive coordinator and played a 

vital role in the club advancing to the postseason twice. The Seahawks 

posted an 11-5 mark in 2012, the third-best in franchise 

history, and advanced to the divisional round of the playoffs. 

Bradley developed the Seattle defense into one of the NFL’s top 

units during his tenure. The Seahawks ranked sixth in the NFL in 

total defense (319.2 yards per game) from 2011-12, third in points 

per game (17.5), fifth in takeaways (62), first in opponents passer 

rating (73.2) and fifth in interceptions (40). 

Under Bradley’s direction in 2012, the Seahawks led the NFL by allowing 

a franchise-record low 15.3 points per game despite playing 

with the third-youngest (25 years, 195 days) defensive starting unit 

in the league. The Seahawks allowed a franchise-low 306.2 yards 

per game which ranked fourth in the NFL, finishing 10th against the 

run (103.1) and sixth against the pass (203.1). 

Bradley was responsible for the development of two rookies who 

played key roles for the Seahawks in defensive end Bruce Irvin and 

linebacker Bobby Wagner. Irvin, the 15th overall pick of the draft, 

led all rookies with eight sacks while Wagner (2nd round) ranked 

second among rookies in tackles with 140, and fourth with three 

interceptions. Safety Earl Thomas was voted to his second consecutive 

Pro Bowl. Second-year cornerback Richard Sherman earned 

first-team Associated Press All-Pro honors after leading the team 

and tying for second in the NFL with eight interceptions. Defensive 

end Chris Clemons excelled under Bradley’s tutelage, posting 33.5 

sacks in 48 games including a career-high 11.5 in 2012. 

In 2011, Bradley’s defensive unit ranked ninth in the NFL, allowing 

332.2 yards per game, finishing in the top-10 for only the sixth time 

in the club’s 36-year history and for the first time since 1997. Nine 

of his 11 regulars started at least 14 games on a squad that ranked 

the second-youngest in the NFL (26 years, 59 days). Seattle ranked 

in the top 10 in multiple categories, including second in fewest 

touchdowns allowed in the second half (11), third in second half 

Bradley joined Seattle after spending three years (2006-08) with 

the Tampa Bay Buccaneers under Defensive Coordinator Monte Kiffin, 

serving the last two as linebackers coach after joining the Bucs 

in 2006 as their defensive quality control coach. Derrick Brooks 

earned Pro Bowl appearances in 2007 and 2008 under Bradley’s 

guidance. 

Prior to Tampa Bay, Bradley spent 10 seasons (1996-2005) as an 

assistant coach at his alma mater, North Dakota State, including six 

as the assistant head coach (2000-05). He also served as defensive 

coordinator for the Bison from 1997-2002, and again in 2005. Under 

Bradley’s guidance, North Dakota State’s defense led the Great 

West Football Conference in scoring defense (13.7 points per game), 

pass defense (150.3 yards), total defense (272.4) and turnover margin 

(+1) in 2005. 

Bradley was the head coach at Fort Lewis College for four months 

(December 1995 - March 1996) and was defensive coordinator/linebackers 

coach at Fort Lewis for four seasons (1992-1995). Prior 

to Fort Lewis, he was a graduate assistant coach at NDSU for two 

seasons (1990-1991). 

Bradley played collegiately at North Dakota State (1984-1988), 

where he was a free safety and punter, a four-time academic All- 

North Central Conference selection and a valuable member of the 

1988 national championship football team. He earned his bachelor’s 

degrees in business administration (1989) and physical education 

(1990) from North Dakota State as well as a master’s degree in athletic 

administration from NDSU in 1992. 

Bradley has been actively involved in the local community since his 

arrival in Jacksonville. He is the spokesperson for the Ashley Furniture 

HomeStores’ A Hope to Dream program which provides beds to 

underprivileged children. In addition, Bradley has made numerous 

appearances on behalf of the Jaguars and served as the keynote 

speaker at a variety of events. 

Bradley and his wife, Michaela, have four children; Carter, Anna, 

Eli and Ella. 

BRADLEY’S COACHING CAREER 

1990-91 North Dakota State 

Graduate Assistant 

1992-95 Fort Lewis College 

Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 

1996 North Dakota State 

Linebackers Coach 


Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 


Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/LBs 


Asst. Head Coach/Linebackers 

2005 North Dakota State 

Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/LBs 

2006 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

Defensive Quality Control 

2007-08 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

Linebackers Coach 

2009-12 Seattle Seahawks 

Defensive Coordinator 

2013- JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 

HEAD COACH 


ASSISTANT COACHES 

COMBINED COACHING EXPERIENCE 

Overall, the Jaguars coaching staff (27 coaches including the Strength 

& Conditioning department) has 396 years of coaching experience in 

the NFL (143) and college (251). Below is the breakdown: 

COMBINED COACHING EXPERIENCE -- JAGUARS COACHES 

COACH POSITION NFL COLLEGE TOTAL 

Gus Bradley Head Coach 8 16 24 

Greg Olson Offensive Coordinator 15 13 28 

Bob Babich Defensive Coordinator 11 20 31 

Mike Mallory Special Teams Coordinator 6 22 28 

Matt Applebaum Offensive Assistant 3 4 7 

Luke Butkus Assistant Offensive Line 6 3 9 

Nathaniel Hackett Quarterbacks 7 6 13 

Scottie Hazelton Assistant Linebackers 0 18 18 

Doug Marrone Asst. head coach / OL 11 9 20 

Ron Middleton TEs/Asst. Special Teams 4 13 17 

Chris O’Hara Offensive Associate 0 5 5 

Mike Rutenberg Asst. Defensive Backs 4 7 11 

Robert Saleh Linebackers 9 4 13 

Frank Scelfo Senior Offensive Assistant 1 16 17 

Dan Shamash Defensive Quality Control 5 1 6 

Kelly Skipper Running Backs 18 8 26 

Matt Smiley Assistant Special Teams 1 7 8 

Tony Sorrentino Off. Asst./Quality Control 1 6 7 

Jerry Sullivan Wide Receivers 21 21 42 

DeWayne Walker Defensive Backs 8 18 26 

Todd Wash DL Coach/Run game Coord. 7 11 18 

Aaron Whitecotton Asst. to Defensive Staff 1 1 2 

Tyler Wolf Asst. to Head Coach 1 2 3 

Tom Myslinski Strength & Conditioning 7 4 11 

Cedrid Scott Strength & Conditioning 2 4 6 

Alex Hampton Strength & Conditioning 1 1 2 

Jess Langvardt Strength & Conditioning 1 4 5 

143 251 396 

COACHES BY DECADE OF BIRTH 

The Jaguars coaching staff features 27 coaches ranging in age from 

24 to 70 and covering six decades (1940s-1990s). Below is the breakdown: 

1940s 

Jerry Sullivan (1944), Wide Receivers Coach 

1950s 

Frank Scelfo (1959), Senior Offensive Assistant 

1960s 

DeWayne Walker (1960), Defensive Backs Coach 

Bob Babich (1961), Defensive Coordinator 

Mike Mallory (1962), Special Teams Coordinator 

Greg Olson (1963), Offensive Coordinator 

Doug Marrone (1964), Assistant Head Coach-Offense/Offensive Line Coach 

Ron Middleton (1965), Tight Ends/Assistant Special Teams Coach 

Gus Bradley (1966), Head Coach 

Kelly Skipper (1967), Running Backs Coach 

Todd Wash (1968), Defensive Line Coach 

Tom Myslinski (1968), Strength & Conditioning Coordinator 

1970s 

Scottie Hazelton (1973), Assistant Linebackers Coach 

Cedric Scott (1977), Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach 

Matt Smiley (1978), Assistant Special Teams Coach 

Robert Saleh (1979), Linebackers Coach 

Luke Butkus (1979), Assistant Offensive Line Coach 

Nathaniel Hackett (1979), Quarterbacks Coach 

1980s 

Mike Rutenberg (1981), Assistant Defensive Backs Coach 

Aaron Whitecotton (1981), Assistant to Defensive Staff 

Jess Langvardt (1982), Strength & Conditioning Associate 

Tony Sorrentino (1983), Offensive Assistant Quality Control 

Dan Shamash (1985), Defensive Quality Control Coach 

Tyler Wolf (1987), Assistant to the Head Coach 

Alex Hampton (1989), Strength & Conditioning Associate 

1990s 

Chris O’Hara (1990), Offensive Associate 

Years with NFL Coaching 

Position Name Jaguars Experience Previous Position (Team, Years) 

Head Coach Gus Bradley 2 8 years Defensive Coordinator (Seahawks, 2009-12) 

Assistant to Head Coach Tyler Wolf 2 1 year Special Teams Coordinator (Tenn. Tech, 2011-12) 

OFFENSE: 

Offensive Coordinator Greg Olson 2 15 years Offensive Coordinator (Raiders, 2013-14) 

Assistant Offensive Line Coach Luke Butkus 2 6 years Offensive Line Coach (Univ. of Illinois, 2012) 

Offensive Coaching Associate Chris O’Hara 1 0 years Graduate Assistant Coach (Miami, 2013) 

Tight Ends/Assistant Special Teams Coach Ron Middleton 2 4 years Special Teams Coordinator (Duke, 2008-12) 

Running Backs Coach Kelly Skipper 0 18 years Running Backs Coach (Raiders, 2009-14) 

Quarterbacks Coach Nathaniel Hackett 0 7 years Offensive Coordinator (Bills, 2013-14) 

Senior Offensive Assistant Frank Scelfo 2 1 year Quarterbacks Coach (Univ. of Arizona, 2010-11) 

Offensive Quality Control Coach Tony Sorrentino 2 1 year Quarterbacks Coach (TCNJ, 2012) 

Wide Receivers Coach Jerry Sullivan 3 21 years Wide Receivers Coach (49ers, 2005-10) 

Offensive Line Coach Doug Marrone 0 11 years Head Coach (Bills, 2013-14) 

DEFENSE: 

Defensive Coordinator Bob Babich 2 11 years Linebackers Coach (Bears, 2010-2012) 

Assistant Linebackers Coach Scottie Hazelton 1 0 years Defensive Coordinator (Nevada, 2013) 

Assistant Defensive Backs Coach Mike Rutenberg 2 4 years Defensive Backs Coach (UNM, 2009-12) 

Linebackers Coach Robert Saleh 1 9 years Defensive Quality Control Coach (Seattle, 2011-13) 

Defensive Quality Control Coach Dan Shamash 1 7 years Quality Control to Head Coach (Tampa Bay, 2013) 

Defensive Backs Coach DeWayne Walker 2 8 years Head Coach (New Mexico St., 2009-12) 

DL Coach/Run game Coordinator Todd Wash 2 7 years Defensive Line Coach (2011-12) 

Assistant to the Defensive Staff Aaron Whitecotton 2 1 year Assistant to Defensive Coordinator (UNM, 2012) 

SPECIAL TEAMS: 

Special Teams Coordinator 

Assistant Special Teams Coach 

Mike Mallory 

Matthew Smiley 

2 

2 

6 years 

1 year 

Assistant Special Teams Coach (Saints, 2008-12) 

Special Teams Coordinator (Charleston Southern, 2012) 

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING: 

Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Tom Myslinski 3 7 years Strength and Conditioning Coach (UNC, 2011) 

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Cedric Scott 3 2 years Strength Assistant (UNC, 2012) 

Strength and Conditioning Associate Alex Hampton 2 1 year Assistant Director of Sport Science (FSU, 2012) 

Strength and Conditioning Associate Jess Langvardt 2 1 year Assistant Strength Coach (Tulane, 2012) 


DE 

6-3, 264 

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. 

G 

6-4, 311 

BAMBERG, S.C. 

WR 

6-0, 180 

ALBANY, GA. 

2015 DRAFT CLASS 

#56 DANTE FOWLER JR. - 1ST ROUND, 3RD OVERALL 

COLLEGE: Declared for the NFL Draft following his junior season ... First defensive player selected in the 2015 NFl Draft ... 

Second-highest defensive player drafted in Jaguars history (LB Kevin Hardy was selected 2nd overall in 1996) ... Joined RB 

Fred Taylor (9th, 1998), S Reggie Nelson (21st, 2007) and DE Derrick Harvey (8th, 2008) as the only players in franchise 

history to be drafted out of the University of Florida in the first round ... Joins Harvey as the only DEs selected in the first 

round in franchise history ... Ninth player selected by the Jaguars from UF, the most of any college/university in franchise 

history ... Played in 37 games with 25 starts, totaling 140 tackles (73 solo), 34 tackles for loss and 14.5 sacks. 

#24 T.J. YELDON - 2ND ROUND, 36TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: Declared for the NFL Draft following his junior season ... Became the highest-drafted RB in Jaguars history 

since RB Fred Taylor (9th, 1998) ... Finished fourth in school history with 3,322 career rushing yards and third with 37 

career rushing TDs ... Appeared in 39 games with 21 starts ... Only player in school history to rush for 1,000-plus yards 

in his first two seasons ... Fifth player in program history to rush for 1,000-plus yards in multiple seasons, joining 

Johnny Musso, Bobby Humphrey, Shaun Alexander and Kenneth Darby ... Only player in school history to be named the 

Dixie Howell Memorial Most Valuable Player of the A-Day Game three times. 

#60 A.J. CANN - 3RD ROUND, 67TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: Second player drafted by the Jaguars from the University of South Carolina ... Four-year starter ... Started in 51 

games, the second-most in school history (T.J. Johnson, 53) ... Three-time member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll 

... As a senior, was named first-team All-America by Sporting News, ESPN.com and CBSSportsLine.com, was a second-team 

All-America by Walter Camp, Associated Press and Sports Illustrated, and was a third-team selection by College Sports 

Madness ... Earned first team All-SEC honors by the coaches and ESPN.com and was a second-team pick by the AP ... Voted 

a permanent team captain as a junior. 

#36 JAMES SAMPLE - 4TH ROUND, 104TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: First player from the University of Louisville selected by the Jaguars in team history ... Played his junior 

season with Louisville after transferring from American River College (Calif.) and Washington ... At Louisville, played 

in all 13 games and made 13 starts .... Led the team with 90 tackles ... Second on the team with four interceptions ... 

Totaled eight tackles and one interception in his first start at UL on 9/1 vs. Miami ... Totaled career-high 15 tackles 

in a loss on 10/30 vs. Florida State ... Played at Grant High School in Sacramento, Calif. ... Named a high school All- 

American as a senior and voted to participate in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl. 

#13 RASHAD GREENE - 5TH ROUND, 139TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: A four-year letterman who made 43 career starts ... Two-time first-team All-ACC selection as a junior and senior 

... Holds school record for career receptions (270), career receiving yards (3,830) and consecutive games with a reception 

(43) ... His 3,830 career receiving yards are the most in ACC history ... Two-time team captain as a junior and senior ... 

Recorded 29 receiving TDs ... As a senior, set the school’s single-season record with 99 receptions and his 1,365 receiving 

yards were the second-most in school history ... Had seven receiving TDs and eight 100-yard receiving games ... Attended 

St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) High School, the same high school as OG Brandon Linder and OT Sam Young. 

#96 MICHAEL BENNETT - 6TH ROUND, 180TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: First player drafted by Jacksonville from the Ohio State University ... Played in 49 career games with 28 

starts ... Recorded 110 career tackles and 31.5 TFLs ... His 18 career QB sacks is tied for eighth all-time at Ohio State 

... As a senior, named CBSSports.com First Team, Associated Press third team and Second Team All-Big Ten ... Voted as a 

co-captain by his teammates ... Recorded a TFL in nine of 15 games ... Third on the team with 14.0 TFLs and 7.0 sacks; 

second on the team with three forced fumbles ... Tied a B1G championship game record with 4.0 TFLs and set a record 

with two forced fumbles in the 59-0 shutout win vs. Wisconsin. 

RB 

6-1, 226 

DAPHNE, ALA. 

S 

6-2, 209 

SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 

DT 

6-2, 288 

CENTERVILLE, OHIO 

WR 

6-4, 235 

BELMAR, N.J. 

#87 NEAL STERLING - 7TH ROUND, 220TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: First player selected from Monmouth in Jaguars draft history ... Second player from Monmouth selected in the 

NFL Draft ... Career totals include 212 receptions, 2,615 yards and 22 touchdowns in 43 career games ... Finished his 

career as the most decorated Monmouth wide receiver since Miles Austin, finishing in the top three in every Monmouth 

receiving record ... Became the school’s all-time leader in receptions in Monmouth’s second-to-last game of his senior 

season against top-ranked Coastal Carolina ... As a senior, First Team All-Big South selection and led the conference in 

yards per catch (16.9), and finished second in yards (905), receptions per game (5.5) and receiving touchdowns (six). 

#48 BEN KOYACK - 7TH ROUND, 229TH OVERALL 

COLLEGE: First selection from Notre Dame drafted by the Jaguars since 2007 (DT Derek Landri) ... Participated in the 

2015 Senior Bowl ... Named to the Mackey Award Watch List, given annually to the most outstanding tight end in 

FBS college football ... Started at tight end in each of Notre Dame’s 13 games as a senior ... Fourth on the team in 

receptions (30), fourth in receiving TDs (two) and fifth in receiving yards (317) ... 

TE 

6-5, 255 

OIL CITY, PA. 


JAGUARS FIRST-ROUND BREAKDOWN 

The Jaguars’ selection of DE Dante Fowler Jr. with the third pick in the first 

round of the 2015 draft was the team’s 23rd overall first-round selection. 

JAGUARS FIRST-ROUND DRAFT SELECTIONS 

YEAR NO POS. PLAYER COLLEGE 

1995 2 OT Tony Boselli Southern California 

19 RB James Stewart Tennessee 

1996 2 LB Kevin Hardy Illinois 

1997 21 DT Renaldo Wynn Notre Dame 

1998 9 RB Fred Taylor Florida 

25 SS Donovin Darius Syracuse 

1999 26 CB Fernando Bryant Alabama 

2000 29 WR R. Jay Soward Southern California 

2001 13 DT Marcus Stroud Georgia 

2002 9 DT John Henderson Tennessee 

2003 7 QB Byron Leftwich Marshall 

2004 9 WR Reggie Williams Washington 

2005 21 WR Matt Jones Arkansas 

2006 28 TE Marcedes Lewis UCLA 

2007 21 S Reggie Nelson Florida 

2008 8 DE Derrick Harvey Florida 

2009 8 OT Eugene Monroe Virginia 

2010 10 DT Tyson Alualu California 

2011 10 QB Blaine Gabbert Missouri 

2012 5 WR Justin Blackmon Oklahoma State 

2013 2 OT Luke Joeckel Texas A&M 

2014 3 QB Blake Bortles Central Florida 

2015 3 DE Dante Fowler Jr. Florida 

JAGUARS ALL-TIME FIRST-ROUND PICKS 

Since Jacksonville entered the NFL in 1995, the Jaguars have had 23 firstround 

selections. Below is a breakdown of how they have used their first-round 

picks in the draft: 

OFFENSE (13) PICKS DEFENSE (10) PICKS 

Wide Receivers 4 Defensive Tackle 4 

Offensive Linemen 3 Safeties 2 

Running Backs 2 Defensive End 2 

Quarterback 3 Cornerback 1 

Tight End 1 Linebacker 1 

SUNSHINE STATE 

The Jaguars have drafted 20 players from a Florida school in 21 years. Four of 

the nine players from the University of Florida were first-round picks in Fred 

Taylor (1998), Reggie Nelson (2007), Derrick Harvey (2008) and the Jaguars 

2015 first-round (third overall) selection, Dante Fowler, Jr. The Jaguars also 

selected WR Rashad Greene in the fifth-round (139th overall) of the 2015 

Draft, the fifth player the team has selected from Florida State University in 

their 21-year draft history. 

NUMBER OF 

LAST TIME 

COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY SELECTIONS DRAFTED 

Florida 9 2015 

Florida State 5 2015 

Central Florida 3 2014 

Miami 1 2014 

Bethune-Cookman 1 2003 

Florida International 1 2013 

SELECTIONS FROM FL SCHOOLS: 20 

2015 DRAFT CLASS 

JAGUARS ALL-TIME DRAFT BY POSITION 

In the Jaguars’ 21-year draft history, the team has selected a total of 174 

players through the NFL Draft, including 32 defensive linemen, the most of any 

position. Below is a breakdown of the Jaguars’ 168 draft selections by position: 

PLAYERS 

POSITION 

SELECTED BY JAX 

Defensive Linemen 32 

Wide Receiver 27 

Offensive Linemen 26 

Linebacker 20 

Cornerback 18 

Safety 17 

Running Back 17 

Quarterback 6 

Tight End 6 

Punter 3 

Kicker 2 

Long snapper 1 

Return specialist 1 

TOTAL SELECTIONS: 174 

LAST TIME THEY WERE TAKEN 

Below is a look at the Jaguars’ most recent selections at each position in the 

NFL Draft: 

POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL YEAR ROUND 

Quarterback Blake Bortles Central Florida 2014 1 

Running Back T.J. Yeldon Alabama 2015 2 

Wide Receiver Neal Sterling Monmouth 2015 7 

Tight End Ben Koyack Notre Dame 2015 7 

Offensive Tackle Luke Joeckel Texas A&M 2013 1 

Interior OL A.J. Cann South Carolina 2015 3 

Defensive Tackle Michael Bennett Ohio State 2015 6 

Defensive End Dante Fowler, Jr. Florida 2015 1 

Linebacker Telvin Smith Florida State 2014 5 

Cornerback Aaron Colvin Oklahoma 2014 4 

Free Safety James Sample Louisville 2015 4 

Strong Safety Johnathan Cyprien Florida Int’l 2013 2 

DRAFTING UNDERCLASSMEN 

Since juniors were formally allowed to enter the draft in 1990, the Jaguars have 

taken 22 underclassmen. 

The Jaguars drafted underclassmen with three of their first four selections 

of the 2014 draft: DE Dante Fowler, Jr. in the first-round, RB T.J. Yeldon in 

the second-round and S James Sample in the fourth-round. The Jaguars have 

selected an underclassmen in 10 of the last 12 drafts and have drafted an underclassmen 

in the first-round in three consecutive years (LT Luke Joeckel in 

2013 and QB Blake Bortles in 2014). 

UNDERCLASSMEN DRAFTED BY THE JAGUARS 

YEAR RD PLAYER COLLEGE 

1996 2nd DE Tony Brackens Texas 

1999 2nd DT Larry Smith Florida State 

2002 2nd OT Mike Pearson Florida 

2003 4th RB LaBrandon Toefield Louisiana State 

2003 4th TE George Wrighster Oregon 

2004 1st WR Reggie Williams Washington 

2006 2nd RB Maurice Jones-Drew UCLA 

2006 7th CB Dee Webb Florida 

2007 1st S Reggie Nelson Florida 

2008 1st DE Derrick Harvey Florida 

2009 2nd OT Eben Britton Arizona 

2011 1st QB Blaine Gabbert Missouri 

2012 1st WR Justin Blackmon Oklahoma State 

2013 1st OT Luke Joeckel Texas A&M 

2013 4th WR Ace Sanders South Carolina 

2014 1st QB Blake Bortles Central Florida 

2014 2nd WR Marqise Lee Southern California 

2014 2nd WR Allen Robinson Penn State 

2014 7th RB Storm Johnson Central Florida 

2015 1st DE Dante Fowler, Jr. Florida 

2015 2nd RB T.J. Yeldon Alabama 

2015 4th S James Sample Louisville 

BOLD = underclassmen selected by general manager Dave Caldwell 


AROUND THE LEAGUE 

September 1 

September 2 

September 5 

September 5 

September 6 

September 8 

September 9 

Sep. 10, 13-14 

Sep. 11, 14-15 

September 29 

October 20 

November 3 

November 4 

November 17 

November 17 

November 17 

December 4 

January 1 

January 4 

January 9-10 

January 16-17 

January 24 

January 31 

February 7 

Roster cut-down to maximum of 75 players on Active List by 4 p.m., New York time. 

All tryouts on this date and for the remainder of the season must be reported to the League office. 

Roster cut-down to maximum of 53 players on Active/Inactive List by 6 p.m., New York time. Clubs may dress minimum of 43 and 

maximum of 46 players for each regular-season and postseason game. 

Simultaneously with the cut-down to 53, clubs that have players in the categories of Active/Physically Unable to Perform or 

Active/Non-Football Injury or Illness must take one of the following options: Place player on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform 

or Reserve/Non-Football Injury or Illness, whichever is applicable; ask waivers; terminate; trade; or continue to count him on 

Active List. 

After 12 noon, New York time, clubs may establish a Practice Squad of 10 players by signing free agents who do not have an 

accrued season of free-agency credit or who were on the 46-player Active List for less than nine regular-season games during their 

only Accrued Season(s). A player cannot participate on the Practice Squad for more than three seasons. 

After 4 P.M., New York time, a club is permitted to place a player on Reserve/Injured as “Designated for Return.” 

All clubs are required to file a personnel (injury) report with their conference information manager by 4:00 p.m., New York time. 

Reports are to be filed every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday before a regular-season game by 4:00 p.m., New York time (or as 

soon as possible after the completion of practice). An update must also be reported if there is any change in a player’s condition 

after Friday. 

Regular Season opens. 

Beginning on these dates vested veterans terminated from the Active List or Inactive List (and from Reserve/Injured if the player 

is placed on Reserve/Injured after the beginning of the regular season) are entitled to receive, after the end of the regular season 

schedule, Termination Pay pursuant to the terms of the CBA. 

Priority on multiple waiver claims is now based on the current season’s standing. 

Beginning the day after the conclusion of the sixth regular-season weekend and continuing through the day after the conclusion 

of the ninth regular-season weekend, clubs are permitted to begin practicing players on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform and 

Reserve/Non-Football Injury or Illness for a period not to exceed 21 days. Players may be activated during the 21-day practice 

period or until 4 p.m., New York time, on the day after the conclusion of the 21-day period. 

All trading ends at 4 p.m., New York time. 

Players with at least four previous pension-credited seasons are subject to the waiver system for the remainder of the regular 

season and postseason. 

Signing period ends at 4 p.m., New York time, for Franchise Players who are eligible to receive Offer Sheets. 

Deadline for clubs to sign by 4 p.m., New York time, their unsigned Franchise and Transition Players, including Franchise Players 

who were eligible to receive Offer Sheets until this date. If still unsigned after this date, such players are prohibited from playing 

in NFL in 2015. 

Deadline for clubs to sign by 4 p.m., New York time, their Unrestricted Free Agents to whom June 1 tender was made. If still 

unsigned after this date, such players are prohibited from playing in NFL in 2015. 

Deadline for reinstatement of players in Reserve List categories of Retired, Did Not Report, and Exclusive Rights, and of players 

who were placed on Reserve/Left Squad in a previous season. 

Deadline for waiver requests in 2015, except for “special waiver requests,” which have a 10-day claiming period, with termination 

or assignment delayed until after the Super Bowl. 

Clubs may begin signing free-agent players for the 2016 season. 

Wild Card Playoff Games. 

Divisional Playoff Games. 

AFC and NFC Championship Games. 

Pro Bowl, Honolulu, Hawai’i. 

Super Bowl 50, Levi’s® Stadium, Santa Clara. 

NFL IMPORTANT DATES 


RADIO BROADCASTERS 

After a successful inaugural campaign in 2014, Jaguars games and official 

team radio programming return in 2015 on 1010 XL AM and 92.5 FM, the 

team’s flagship radio partner. In addition, the games will be simulcast on 99.9 

Gator Country. Jaguars broadcasts feature play-by-play announcer Frank 

Frangie, who joins Jeff Lageman and Tony Boselli in the booth, and field 

reporter Rick Ballou. 

A veteran broadcaster, Frangie has been and will continue to be an on-air talk 

show host at 1010 XL. He called a full schedule of college football games for 

eight seasons for Touchdown Radio. Frangie is in his 27th consecutive year as 

a talk show host in Jacksonville, almost all of them in afternoon drive time. 

He is a Jacksonville native and a 1980 graduate of the University of Florida. 

Lageman is in his 13th year as the Jaguars’ radio analyst. Prior to that, he 

served four seasons as the analyst for Jaguars preseason TV broadcasts. 

Lageman is also co-host of “Jaguars All Access” on WJXT-TV in addition to 

co-hosting “The Gus Bradley Show” on radio and TV and “Jaguars Thursday” on 

1010 XL. Lageman played defensive end for the Jaguars from 1995-98 and 10 

seasons in the NFL after being drafted 14th overall in the 1989 draft. 

Boselli served as color analyst for the Jaguars’ preseason TV broadcasts for 

seven years prior to joining the radio broadcast booth in 2013. He has also 

been a regular analyst for NFL games broadcast nationally on Westwood One 

the past five seasons. Boselli is a co-host of “Jaguars Monday” and “Jaguars 

Thursday” on 1010 XL. He was the second overall selection in the 1995 draft 

– the first in Jaguars history – and was a five-time Pro Bowl selection. 

Ballou has been paired with Frangie for their afternoon talk show for the past 

six and-a-half years on 1010 XL. Ballou is a Florida State graduate and has 

been in sports radio for 21 years, including seven at Sporting News Radio in 

Chicago. He also previously worked for PGA Tour Communications. 

99.9 Gator Country serves as a promotional partner for the Jaguars and simulcasts 

Jaguars game broadcasts as part of a six-hour window on every Jaguars 

game day. The six-hour window accommodates pregame and postgame shows 

in addition to the game broadcast. 

MEDIA INFORMATION 

PRESEASON TELEVISION 

Jaguars TV programming, which includes preseason game broadcasts and ancillary 

programs, returns in 2015 to WJXT-TV Channel 4 for the second straight 

year. WJXT was previously the Jaguars’ local television partner in 2001-02. 

Veteran sports personality Sam Kouvaris of Channel 4 calls the play-by-play 

for the preseason games alongside former Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell. 

Rounding out the broadcast team is Nikki Kimbleton serving as field reporter 

for the preseason games. 

Kouvaris, who called Jaguars preseason games in 2001 and 2002, also serves 

as co-host of “Jaguars All Access” and “The Gus Bradley Show” each week 

during the season on WJXT. He has play-by-play experience and has called 

events for CBS, NBC, ABC and ESPN. Kouvaris has been at WJXT since 1981 and 

has been sports director/managing editor since 2000. 

Brunell, a 19-year NFL veteran who played for the Jaguars from 1995-2003, 

assumed the role of color analyst for the Jaguars’ preseason games in 2013. In 

addition to calling Jaguars preseason games, he serves as an on-air talent on 

various NFL-themed shows on ESPN. Brunell, who still holds many of the franchise’s 

passing records, is also the head football coach at Episcopal School of 

Jacksonville. 

Kimbleton is an anchor and consumer reporter for Channel 4’s The Morning 

Show. Before coming home to Channel 4, she was the morning anchor for WNCT 

in Greenville, N.C. She also spent six years as a reporter and anchor with 

Birmingham’s Fox-owned and operated station, WBRC. 

J.P. Shadrick co-hosts game day studio coverage along with Mike Dempsey 

for the Jaguars Radio Network. The game day coverage includes the Publix 

Tailgate Show, Countdown to Kickoff, Jaguars Postgame and The Scoreboard 

Show. Shadrick also hosts “Jaguars Monday” and “Jaguars Thursday” on 1010 XL. 

From left-right: Frank Frangie, Rick Ballou, Jeff Lageman, Tony Boselli 

2015 RADIO AFFILIATES (16): 

WJXL 1010 AM/92.5 FM Jacksonville (flagship) 

STATION CITY AM/FM STATION CITY AM/FM 

WGNE Jacksonville 99.9 FM WNZF Palm Coast 1550 AM 

WFOY St. Augustine 102.1 FM WSEG Savannah, GA 1400 AM 

WRUF Gainesville 850 AM WHFX Brunswick, GA 107.7 FM 

WCFB Orlando 94.5 FM WIFO Jesup, GA 105.5 FM 

WPSL Port St. Lucie 1590 AM WJEM Valdosta, GA 1150 AM 

WHOG Daytona Beach 95.7 FM WKBX Kinglsand, GA 106.3 FM 

WJHC Jasper 107.5 FM WZBX Statesboro, GA 106.5 FM 

SAM KOUVARIS 

Play-by-Play Announcer 

MARK BRUNELL 

Color Analyst 

NIKKI KIMBLETON 

Field Reporter 

2015 PRESEASON TELEVISION AFFILIATES (10): 

WJXT 4 

WKMG CBS-6 

WCTV CBS-6 

WNBW NBC-9 

WJHG NBC-7 

WSAV NBC-3 

WJTC UTV-44 

WTAT FOX-24 

WSWG CBS-44 

WTVY Mynet-4 

Jacksonville (flagship) 

Orlando 

Tallahassee 

Gainesville 

Panama City 

Savannah, Ga. 

Mobile, Ala./Pensacola 

Charleston, S.C. 

Albany, Ga. 

Dothan, Ala. 

2015 WEEKLY BROADCAST LINEUP 

DAY SHOW NAME SHOW HOSTS TIME STATION 

Monday Jaguars Monday J.P. Shadrick, Tony Boselli, Pete Prisco 6-8 p.m. 1010 XL, 92.5 

presented by Kangaroo 

Jaguars All Access Sam Kouvaris, Jeff Lageman and a player guest 7-7:30 p.m. WJXT-TV 

Thursday The Gus Bradley Show Gus Bradley, Jeff Lageman 6-7 p.m. 1010 XL, 92.5 

Jaguars Thursday J.P. Shadrick, Jeff Lageman, Tony Boselli 7-8 p.m. 1010 XL, 92.5 

presented by Kangaroo 

Saturday Gus Bradley Show Gus Bradley, Jeff Lageman, Sam Kouvaris 10:30-11 p.m. WJXT-TV 

presented by Ashley Furniture HomeStore 

Game day Publix Tailgate Show J.P. Shadrick, Mike Dempsey, others 3 hours before game 1010 XL, 92.5 

Gus Bradley Show Gus Bradley, Jeff Lageman, Sam Kouvaris 11-11:30 a.m. WJXT-TV 

presented by Ashley Furniture HomeStore 

EverBank Pregame Show Sam Kouvaris, Jeff Lageman, Tony Boselli 11:30-12:00 noon WJXT-TV 

Countdown to Kickoff J.P. Shadrick, Mike Dempsey, others 1 hour before game 1010 XL, 92.5, 99.9 

Jaguars Game Day Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, Tony Boselli, Rick Ballou 1010 XL, 92.5, 99.9 

Jaguars Postgame J.P. Shadrick, Mike Dempsey, Jeff Lageman, Fred Taylor Postgame 1010 XL, 92.5, 99.9 

Scoreboard Show J.P. Shadrick, Mike Dempsey 1 hour after game ends 1010 XL, 92.5 


JAGUARS 2014 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS / WEEK 17 / THROUGH SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2014 

WON 3, LOST 13 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 

09/07 L 17-34 at Philadelphia 69,596 D. Robinson 135 582 4.3 41 4 

09/14 L 10-41 at Washington 80,037 Bortles 56 419 7.5 34 0 

09/21 L 17-44 Indianapolis 60,601 Gerhart 101 326 3.2 23 2 

09/28 L 14-33 at San Diego 56,553 Todman 32 186 5.8 62t 1 

10/05 L 9-17 Pittsburgh 66,198 Johnson 29 86 3.0 20 2 

10/12 L 14-16 at Tennessee 69,143 Henne 4 25 6.3 12 0 

10/19 W 24- 6 Cleveland 61,341 Lee 3 9 3.0 5 0 

10/26 L 13-27 Miami 65,633 TEAM 360 1633 4.5 62t 9 

11/02 L 23-33 at Cincinnati 60,057 OPPONENTS 499 2033 4.1 60t 15 

11/09 L 17-31 Dallas 83,603 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 

11/23 L 3-23 at Indianapolis 64,328 Shorts 53 557 10.5 53 1 

11/30 W 25-24 New York Giants 64,687 Hurns 51 677 13.3 63t 6 

12/07 L 13-27 Houston 61,070 A. Robinson 48 548 11.4 54 2 

12/14 L 12-20 at Baltimore 70,801 Lee 37 422 11.4 37 1 

12/18 W 21-13 Tennessee 61,202 Harbor 26 289 11.1 59 1 

12/28 L 17-23 at Houston 71,777 Todman 25 198 7.9 26 1 

Jax Opp. D. Robinson 23 124 5.4 19 0 

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 271 330 Gerhart 20 186 9.3 26 0 

Rushing 86 107 Lewis 18 206 11.4 63t 2 

Passing 154 200 Brown 7 88 12.6 17 0 

Penalty 31 23 Ta'ufo'ou 7 81 11.6 26 0 

3rd Down: Made/Att 69/216 101/236 Sanders 6 55 9.2 24 0 

3rd Down Pct. 31.9 42.8 Jacobs LG 2 16 8.0 14 1 

4th Down: Made/Att 7/19 4/10 Jacobs TM 2 16 8.0 14 1 

4th Down Pct. 36.8 40.0 Jensen 1 8 8.0 8 0 

POSSESSION AVG. 27:11 32:49 Johnson 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 

TOTAL NET YARDS 4634 5932 TEAM 325 3451 10.6 63t 15 

Avg. Per Game 289.6 370.8 OPPONENTS 355 4174 11.8 73t 24 

Total Plays 988 1085 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

Avg. Per Play 4.7 5.5 Thomas 2 10 5.0 10 0 

NET YARDS RUSHING 1633 2033 Gratz 1 55 55.0 55t 1 

Avg. Per Game 102.1 127.1 T. Smith 1 15 15.0 15 0 

Total Rushes 360 499 Ball 1 0 0.0 0 0 

NET YARDS PASSING 3001 3899 Martin 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Avg. Per Game 187.6 243.7 TEAM 6 80 13.3 55t 1 

Sacked/Yards Lost 71/450 45/275 OPPONENTS 18 346 19.2 81t 4 

Gross Yards 3451 4174 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B 

Att./Completions 557/325 541/355 Anger 94 4464 47.5 39.6 10 25 69 2 

Completion Pct. 58.3 65.6 TEAM 96 4464 46.5 39.6 10 25 69 2 

Had Intercepted 18 6 OPPONENTS 75 3559 47.5 41.5 9 37 69 0 

PUNTS/AVERAGE 96/46.5 75/47.5 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD 

NET PUNTING AVG. 96/39.6 75/41.5 Sanders 32 10 227 7.1 23 0 

PENALTIES/YARDS 73/573 115/886 Brown 5 5 37 7.4 13 0 

FUMBLES/BALL LOST 15/8 22/14 TEAM 37 15 264 7.1 23 0 

TOUCHDOWNS 27 45 OPPONENTS 52 20 464 8.9 37 0 

Rushing 9 15 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

Passing 15 24 Todman 38 972 25.6 40 0 

Returns 3 6 Davis 2 22 11.0 15 0 

* SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Alualu 1 12 12.0 12 0 

TEAM 60 59 46 84 0 249 Brown 1 11 11.0 11 0 

OPPONENTS 63 148 86 115 0 412 Sanders 1 16 16.0 16 0 

* SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS TEAM 43 1033 24.0 40 0 

Scobee 0 0 0 0 23/23 20/26 0 83 OPPONENTS 22 516 23.5 50 0 

Hurns 6 0 6 0 0 36 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ 

D. Robinson 4 4 0 0 0 24 Scobee 0/ 0 3/ 3 7/ 8 7/ 9 3/6 

A. Robinson 2 0 2 0 0 14 TEAM 0/ 0 3/ 3 7/ 8 7/ 9 3/6 

Gerhart 2 2 0 0 0 12 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 11/11 8/ 8 9/11 3/5 

Johnson 2 2 0 0 0 12 Scobee: (49G,50N,36B)(36G)(41G)()(43G,35G,36G) 

Lewis 2 0 2 0 0 12 (55B)(30G)(48B,30G,40G)(25G)()(28G)(28G,43G) 

Todman 2 1 1 0 0 12 (33G,37G)(53G,45G,53G,42N,45G)()(53G,51N) 

Colvin 1 0 0 1 0 6 OPP: (51G,28G)(36G,42G)(48G,43G,25G)(33G,34G, 

Gratz 1 0 0 1 0 6 23G,37G)(24G)(25G,21G,42G)(40G,22G)(43G,29G) 

Harbor 1 0 1 0 0 6 (31G)(54G,48N)(46G,20G,32G)(43N,33G)(44G,44G) 

Jacobs LG 1 0 1 0 0 6 (22G,54N,54N,33G)(50G,23G)() 

Jacobs TM 1 0 1 0 0 6 

Lee 1 0 1 0 0 6 2-Pt Conv: A. Robinson, TM 1-4, OPP 0-0 

Shorts 1 0 1 0 0 6 SACKS: Marks 8.5, Clemons 8, Davis 6.5, Branch 3, 

Thomas 1 0 0 1 0 6 Jones 3, C. Smith 3, Alualu 2, Hayes 2, Posluszny 

TEAM 27 9 15 3 23/23 20/26 1 249 2, T. Smith 2, W. Blackmon 1, Bryant 1, Guy TM 1, 

OPPONENTS 45 15 24 6 45/45 31/35 2 412 Hood 1, Miller 1, TM 45, OPP 71 FUM/LOST: Bortles 

7/1, D. Robinson 2/2, Sanders 2/1, Brown 1/1, Gerhart 1/1, Henne 1/1, Shorts 1/1 

* PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating 

Bortles 475 280 2908 58.9 6.12 11 2.3 17 3.6 63t 55/ 345 69.5 

Henne 78 42 492 53.8 6.31 3 3.8 1 1.3 63t 16/ 105 80.7 

Shorts 2 2 32 100.0 16.00 1 50.0 0 0.0 23t 0/ 0 158.3 

Anger 1 1 19 100.0 19.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 19 0/ 0 118.8 

D. Robinson 1 0 0 0.0 0.00 0 0.0 0 0.0 --- 0/ 0 39.6 

TEAM 557 325 3451 58.3 6.20 15 2.7 18 3.2 63t 71/ 450 72.0 

OPPONENTS 541 355 4174 65.6 7.72 24 4.4 6 1.1 73t 45/ 275 99.1 


JAGUARS 2015 PRESEASON STATISTICS 

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS / PRESEASON / WEEK 4 / THROUGH FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015 


08/14 W 23-21 Pittsburgh 61,324 D. Robinson 13 48 3.7 10 0 

08/22 L 12-22 at New York Giants 72,479 Pierce 16 45 2.8 12 0 

08/28 L 17-22 Detroit 59,327 Bortles 5 42 8.4 12 1 

09/03 at Washington Gerhart 9 28 3.1 6 0 

Jax Opp. Johnson 13 14 1.1 5 0 

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 67 56 Yeldon 8 10 1.3 4 1 

Rushing 16 11 Morris 4 9 2.3 9 1 

Passing 39 37 Grant 5 8 1.6 4 0 

Penalty 12 8 Benn 1 5 5.0 5 0 

3rd Down: Made/Att 26/49 18/44 Tuel 2 5 2.5 5 0 

3rd Down Pct. 53.1 40.9 Henne 3 -2 -.7 0 0 

4th Down: Made/Att 2/4 0/3 TEAM 79 212 2.7 12 3 

4th Down Pct. 50.0 0.0 OPPONENTS 67 265 4.0 41 1 

POSSESSION AVG. 32:23 27:37 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 

TOTAL NET YARDS 961 1012 Walters 10 102 10.2 23 0 

Avg. Per Game 320.3 337.3 A. Robinson 7 103 14.7 36 0 

Total Plays 210 194 Pierce 7 32 4.6 10 0 

Avg. Per Play 4.6 5.2 Hurns 6 59 9.8 18 1 

NET YARDS RUSHING 212 265 Harbor 5 68 13.6 31t 1 

Avg. Per Game 70.7 88.3 Hamlett 5 45 9.0 14 0 

Total Rushes 79 67 Greene 5 39 7.8 17 0 

NET YARDS PASSING 749 747 Lewis 4 58 14.5 24 0 

Avg. Per Game 249.7 249.0 Jacobs 4 50 12.5 24 0 

Sacked/Yards Lost 9/37 3/15 Grant 4 43 10.8 19 0 

Gross Yards 786 762 Koyack 4 17 4.3 7 0 

Att./Completions 122/76 124/67 D. Robinson 3 36 12.0 23 0 

Completion Pct. 62.3 54.0 Gerhart 3 35 11.7 19 0 

Had Intercepted 0 0 Washington 3 22 7.3 10 0 

PUNTS/AVERAGE 11/45.1 13/44.3 Benn 1 27 27.0 27 0 

NET PUNTING AVG. 11/40.9 13/34.9 Jenkins 1 20 20.0 20 0 

PENALTIES/YARDS 30/225 26/272 Yeldon 1 12 12.0 12 0 

FUMBLES/BALL LOST 9/4 2/0 Closs 1 10 10.0 10 0 

TOUCHDOWNS 5 6 Johnson 1 6 6.0 6 0 

Rushing 3 1 J. Thomas 1 2 2.0 2 0 

Passing 2 5 TEAM 76 786 10.3 36 2 

Returns 0 0 OPPONENTS 67 762 11.4 62t 5 

* SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

TEAM 16 24 3 9 0 52 TEAM 0 0 --- --- 0 

OPPONENTS 11 16 9 29 0 65 OPPONENTS 0 0 --- --- 0 

* SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B 

Myers 0 0 0 0 1/ 1 4/ 5 0 13 Redfern 8 371 46.4 42.0 1 3 54 0 

Scobee 0 0 0 0 3/ 3 2/ 2 0 9 Anger 3 125 41.7 38.0 0 2 48 0 

Bortles 1 1 0 0 0 6 TEAM 11 496 45.1 40.9 1 5 54 0 

Harbor 1 0 1 0 0 6 OPPONENTS 13 576 44.3 34.9 2 4 54 0 

Hurns 1 0 1 0 0 6 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD 

Morris 1 1 0 0 0 6 Greene 5 1 50 10.0 37 0 

Yeldon 1 1 0 0 0 6 Doss 1 0 5 5.0 5 0 

TEAM 5 3 2 0 4/ 4 6/ 7 0 52 Marshall 1 0 27 27.0 27 0 

OPPONENTS 6 1 5 0 3/ 4 8/ 8 0 65 Walters 0 1 0 --- --- 0 

2-Pt Conv: TM 0-1, OPP 1-2 TEAM 7 2 82 11.7 37 0 

SACKS: Capi 2, C. Smith 1, TM 3, OPP 9 OPPONENTS 8 1 26 3.3 10 0 

FUM/LOST: Henne 3/2, Bortles 2/0, * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

Greene 1/0, Johnson 1/1, Morris 1/1, Grant 5 144 28.8 42 0 

Tuel 1/0 Marshall 3 76 25.3 35 0 

Doss 2 41 20.5 24 0 

D. Robinson 2 41 20.5 34 0 

Johnson 1 16 16.0 16 0 

TEAM 13 318 24.5 42 0 

OPPONENTS 5 111 22.2 24 0 

* FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ 

Myers 0/ 0 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 1/2 

Scobee 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/1 

TEAM 0/ 0 0/ 0 3/ 3 1/ 1 2/3 

OPPONENTS 0/ 0 2/ 2 1/ 1 2/ 2 3/3 

Myers: (58N)(38G,49G,55G)(35G) 

Scobee: (36G)(52G)() 

TM: (36G,58N)(52G,38G,49G,55G)(35G) 

OPP: (48G,29G)(51G,43G,53G,37G,28G)(51G) 


Bortles 60 39 461 65.0 7.68 1 1.7 0 0.0 36 2/ 6 93.8 

Henne 34 24 180 70.6 5.29 1 2.9 0 0.0 31t 5/ 28 92.8 

Morris 17 7 82 41.2 4.82 0 0.0 0 0.0 20 1/ 0 56.5 

Tuel 11 6 63 54.5 5.73 0 0.0 0 0.0 23 1/ 3 71.4 

TEAM 122 76 786 62.3 6.44 2 1.6 0 0.0 36 9/ 37 86.3 

OPPONENTS 124 67 762 54.0 6.15 5 4.0 0 0.0 62t 3/ 15 86.2 


JAGUARS 2015 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 

JAGUARS DEFENSIVE TACKLES 

Pass 

Player Total Solo Asst. Sacks Int. Def. TFL QH FF FR 

J. George 15 13 2 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

T. Armbrister 10 8 2 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 

C. Loston 10 8 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

J. Evans 9 8 1 0.0 0 0 2 0 0 0 

M. Daniels 8 5 3 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

T. Smith 7 5 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

P. Posluszny 7 4 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

T. Campbell 6 6 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

C. Capi 5 5 0 2.0 0 1 3 4 0 0 

D. House 5 5 0 0.0 0 2 0 0 0 0 

D. Skuta 5 5 0 0.0 0 0 1 2 0 0 

R. Reynolds 5 5 0 0.0 0 1 0 1 0 0 

S. Brown 5 3 2 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

J. Lotulelei 5 2 3 0.0 0 2 1 0 0 0 

T. Thomas 4 3 1 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 

E. Crume 4 3 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

M. Bennett 4 2 2 0.0 0 2 1 0 0 0 

I. Igbinosun 4 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 

A. Colvin 3 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

A. Jones 3 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

N. Marshall 3 3 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

C. Smith 3 3 0 1.0 0 0 1 1 0 0 

A. Branch 3 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

D. Gratz 3 2 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

D. McCray 2 2 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

J. Cyprien 2 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

T. Alualu 2 1 1 0.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

R. Davis 2 1 1 0.0 0 1 1 0 0 0 

J. Harris 1 1 0 0.0 0 2 0 0 0 0 

C. Beard 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

K. Fortt 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

R. Ash 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

R. Miller 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 

J. Odrick 1 1 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 

L. Reynolds 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Z. Hood 0 0 0 0.0 0 2 0 0 0 0 

JAX TOTALS: 135 98 37 3.0 0 17 12 12 0 0 

JAGUARS SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES 

Blk. 

Player Total Solo Asst. Kick FF FR 

J. Evans 2 2 0 0 0 0 

N. Jacobs 2 2 0 0 0 0 

T. Thomas 2 0 2 0 0 0 

M. Alexander 1 1 0 0 0 0 

T. Armbrister 1 1 0 0 0 0 

S. Brown 1 1 0 0 0 0 

D. Cooper 1 1 0 0 0 0 

J. George 1 1 0 0 0 0 

S. Johnson 1 1 0 0 0 0 

C. Loston 1 1 0 0 0 0 

D. McCray 1 1 0 0 0 0 

C. Tinker 1 1 0 0 0 0 

T. Washington 1 1 0 0 0 0 

J. Lotulelei 1 0 1 0 0 0 

L. Reynolds 1 0 1 0 0 0 

R. Greene 0 0 0 0 0 1 

JAX TOTALS: 18 12 4 0 0 1 

JAGUARS TACKLES FOR LOSS LEADERS 

PLAYER 

TFL 

Cap Capi 3 

Josh Evans 2 

Tyson Alualu 1 

Michael Bennett 1 

Ryan Davis 1 

Jeremiah George 1 

John Lotulelei 1 

Dan Skuta 1 

Chris Smith 1 

JAGUARS FORCED FUMBLES LEADERS 

FORCED 

PLAYER 

FUMBLES 

None - 

JAGUARS PASSES DEFENSED LEADERS 

PLAYER 

PDS 

Michael Bennett 2 

Jeremy Harris 2 

John Lotulelei 2 

Ziggy Hood 2 

Davon House 2 

Sergio Brown 1 

Cap Capi 1 

Matt Daniels 1 

Ryan Davis 1 

Demetrius McCray 1 

Jared Odrick 1 

Rashaad Reynolds 1 

JAGUARS INTERCEPTION LEADERS 

PLAYER 

INTS 

None - 

JAGUARS SACK LEADERS 

SACK 

PLAYER SACKS YARDS 

Cap Capi 2.0 -14 

Chris Smith 1.0 -1 

JAGUARS QUARTERBACK HURRIES LEADERS 

PLAYER 

QBH 

Cap Capi 4 

Dan Skuta 2 

Thurston Armbrister 1 

Ike Igbinosun 1 

Roy Miller III 1 

Rashaad Reynolds 1 

Chris Smith 1 

Todd Thomas 1 

JAGUARS FUMBLE RECOVERIES LEADERS 

FUMBLE 

PLAYER 

RECOVERIES 

None - 


REDSKINS 2015 PRESEASON STATISTICS 

WASHINGTON REDSKINS / PRESEASON / WEEK 4 / THROUGH FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015 


08/13 W 20-17 at Cleveland 58,073 M. Jones 13 82 6.3 24 1 

08/20 W 21-17 Detroit 51,327 Trey Williams 17 67 3.9 38 1 

08/29 at Baltimore Thompson 10 65 6.5 19 0 

09/03 Jacksonville Morris 11 52 4.7 18 0 

Wash. Opp. McCoy 7 30 4.3 11 0 

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 43 26 Brown 12 26 2.2 13 0 

Rushing 18 3 Griffin III 1 3 3.0 3 0 

Passing 22 20 Young 2 3 1.5 2 0 

Penalty 3 3 Cousins 2 2 1.0 4t 1 

3rd Down: Made/Att 14/26 8/25 Redd 2 2 1.0 2 0 

3rd Down Pct. 53.8 32.0 TEAM 77 332 4.3 38 3 

4th Down: Made/Att 1/2 1/2 OPPONENTS 32 91 2.8 14 1 

4th Down Pct. 50.0 50.0 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 

POSSESSION AVG. 33:19 26:41 Ross 9 107 11.9 23 1 

TOTAL NET YARDS 709 411 Roberts 5 75 15.0 28 0 

Avg. Per Game 354.5 205.5 Bell 3 50 16.7 19t 1 

Total Plays 132 103 Grant 3 36 12.0 22 0 

Avg. Per Play 5.4 4.0 T. Jones 3 32 10.7 18 0 

NET YARDS RUSHING 332 91 Dixon 2 37 18.5 20 0 

Avg. Per Game 166.0 45.5 Spencer 2 16 8.0 12 0 

Total Rushes 77 32 Thompson 2 -12 -6.0 -5 0 

NET YARDS PASSING 377 320 Hamm 1 23 23.0 23 0 

Avg. Per Game 188.5 160.0 Lockett 1 16 16.0 16 0 

Sacked/Yards Lost 4/25 9/61 M. Jones 1 11 11.0 11 0 

Gross Yards 402 381 Trey Williams 1 7 7.0 7 0 

Att./Completions 51/35 62/41 Carrier LG 1 5 5.0 5 0 

Completion Pct. 68.6 66.1 Garcon 1 4 4.0 4 0 

Had Intercepted 0 1 Young 1 0 0.0 0 0 

PUNTS/AVERAGE 7/46.0 11/43.8 TEAM 35 402 11.5 28 2 

NET PUNTING AVG. 7/41.3 11/39.3 OPPONENTS 41 381 9.3 36 3 

PENALTIES/YARDS 11/96 12/98 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

FUMBLES/BALL LOST 6/4 2/0 A. Davis 1 1 1.0 1 0 

TOUCHDOWNS 5 4 TEAM 1 1 1.0 1 0 

Rushing 3 1 OPPONENTS 0 0 --- --- 0 

Passing 2 3 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B 

Returns 0 0 Way 7 322 46.0 41.3 1 1 60 0 

* SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS TEAM 7 322 46.0 41.3 1 1 60 0 

TEAM 3 17 14 7 0 41 OPPONENTS 11 482 43.8 39.3 0 8 54 0 

OPPONENTS 10 14 10 0 0 34 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD 

* SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Roberts 2 1 44 22.0 34 0 

Forbath 0 0 0 0 2/ 2 2/ 2 0 8 Ross 2 1 -3 -1.5 0 0 

Bell 1 0 1 0 0 6 Thompson 1 0 9 9.0 9 0 

Cousins 1 1 0 0 0 6 TEAM 5 2 50 10.0 34 0 

M. Jones 1 1 0 0 0 6 OPPONENTS 4 0 13 3.3 8 0 

Ross 1 0 1 0 0 6 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD 

Trey Williams 1 1 0 0 0 6 Thompson 1 32 32.0 32 0 

T. Long 0 0 0 0 3/ 3 0/ 0 0 3 TEAM 1 32 32.0 32 0 

TEAM 5 3 2 0 5/ 5 2/ 2 0 41 OPPONENTS 7 198 28.3 54 0 

OPPONENTS 4 1 3 0 4/ 4 2/ 2 0 34 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ 

2-Pt Conv: TM 0-0, OPP 0-0 Forbath 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/1 

SACKS: Bates 3, Jeffcoat 2, TEAM 0/ 0 0/ 0 1/ 1 0/ 0 1/1 

Cromartie-Smith 1, Jean Francois 1, Rogers 1, OPPONENTS 0/ 0 0/ 0 0/ 0 2/ 2 0/0 

P. Smith 1, TM 9, OPP 4 Forbath: (33G,52G)() 

FUM/LOST: Griffin III 2/1, McCoy 1/1, 

TM: (33G,52G)() 

Redd 1/1, Roberts 1/1, Thompson 1/0 

OPP: (47G)(49G) 


Cousins 26 20 245 76.9 9.42 1 3.8 0 0.0 28 1/ 8 118.3 

Griffin III 13 6 44 46.2 3.38 0 0.0 0 0.0 22 3/ 17 54.6 

McCoy 12 9 113 75.0 9.42 1 8.3 0 0.0 23 0/ 0 131.6 

TEAM 51 35 402 68.6 7.88 2 3.9 0 0.0 28 4/ 25 105.2 

OPPONENTS 62 41 381 66.1 6.15 3 4.8 1 1.6 36 9/ 61 92.2 


JAGUARS 2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 

NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ 

93 Alualu, Tyson DE 6-3 295 5/12/87 28 6 California Honolulu, Hawaii D1-'10 

19 Anger, Bryan P 6-3 202 10/6/88 26 4 California Camarillo, Calif. D3-'12 

57 Armbrister, Thurston LB 6-3 241 12/25/92 22 R Miami (Fla.) Hollywood, Fla. FA-'15 

62 Ash, Richard DT 6-3 314 8/4/92 22 R Western Michigan Pahokee, Fla. FA-'15 

68 Beadles, Zane G 6-4 305 11/19/86 28 6 Utah Casper, Wyo. UFA (Den.)-'14 

96 Bennett, Michael DT 6-2 293 2/24/93 23 R Ohio State Centerville, Ohio D6-'15 

5 Bortles, Blake QB 6-5 232 4/28/92 23 2 Central Florida Oviedo, Fla. D1-'14 

70 Bowanko, Luke C 6-6 300 6/13/91 24 2 Virginia Clifton, Va. D6-'14 

90 Branch, Andre DE 6-5 265 7/14/89 26 4 Clemson Richmond, Va. D2-'12 

38 Brown, Sergio S 6-2 218 5/22/88 27 6 Notre Dame Maywood, Ill. UFA (Ind.)-'15 

60 Cann, A.J. G 6-3 313 10/3/91 23 R South Carolina Bamberg, S.C. D3-'15 

66 Capi, Nordly (Cap) DL 6-3 249 7/11/92 23 R Akron Ocoee, Fla. FA-'15 

91 Clemons, Chris DE 6-3 254 10/30/81 33 12 Georgia Griffin, Ga. UFA (Sea.)-'14 

3 Closs, Kasey WR/PR 6-3 205 4/7/92 23 R Portland State Lake Oswego, Ore. FA-'15 

22 Colvin, Aaron CB 6-0 186 10/2/91 23 2 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. D4-'14 

79O Corbin, Will OL 6-6 230 12/8/90 24 R Appalachian State Dunn, N.C. FA-'15 

37 Cyprien, Johnathan S 6-0 217 7/29/90 25 3 Florida International N. Miami Beach, Fla. D2-'13 

42 Daniels, Matt S 6-0 212 9/27/89 25 3 Duke Fayetteville, Ga. FA-'14 

59 Davis, Ryan DE 6-2 260 2/24/89 26 3 Bethune-Cookman Tampa, Fla. FA-'12 

26 Evans, Josh S 6-0 205 6/5/91 24 3 Florida Irvington, N.J. D6-'13 

54 George, Jeremiah LB 5-11 234 1/24/92 23 2 Iowa State Clearwater, Fla. PS (N.Y.J.)-'14 

21 Gerhart, Toby RB 6-0 231 3/28/87 28 6 Stanford Norco, Calif. UFA (Min.)-'14 

33 Grant, Corey RB 5-11 205 12/19/91 23 R Auburn Opelika, Ala. FA-'15 

27 Gratz, Dwayne CB 5-11 201 3/8/90 25 3 Connecticut Piscataway, N.J. D3-'13 

13 Greene, Rashad WR 5-11 182 9/23/92 22 R Florida State Albany, Ga. D5-'15 

86 Harbor, Clay TE 6-3 255 7/2/87 28 6 Missouri State Libertyville, Ill. W (Phi.)-'13 

23 Harris, Jeremy CB 6-2 185 4/26/91 24 3 New Mexico State Dorsey, Calif. D7a-'13 

7 Henne, Chad QB 6-3 230 7/2/85 30 8 Michigan Wyomissing, Pa. UFA (Mia.)-'12 

92 Hood, Ziggy DT 6-3 300 2/16/87 28 7 Missouri Amarillo, Texas UFA (Pit.)-'14 

31 House, Davon CB 6-0 195 7/10/89 26 5 New Mexico State Palmdale, Calif. UFA (G.B.)-'15 

88 Hurns, Allen WR 6-3 195 11/12/91 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. FA-'14 

79D Igbinosun, Ikponmwosa DE 6-3 286 9/10/90 24 1 Southern Connecticut St Rahway, N.J. FA-'15 

85 Jacobs, Nic TE 6-5 269 10/13/91 23 2 McNeese State Many, La. PS (N.O.)-'14 

76 Joeckel, Luke OT 6-6 306 11/6/91 23 3 Texas A&M Arlington, Texas D1-'13 

34 Johnson, Storm RB 6-0 216 7/10/92 23 2 Central Florida Loganville, Ga. D7-'14 

95 Jones, Abry DT 6-4 312 9/8/91 23 3 Georgia Warner Robins, Ga. FA-'13 

48 Koyack, Ben TE 6-5 255 4/9/93 22 R Notre Dame Oil City, Pa. D7b-'15 

11 Lee, Marqise WR 6-0 192 11/25/91 23 2 Southern California Inglewood, Calif. D2-'14 

89 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 272 5/19/84 31 10 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. D1-'06 

65 Linder, Brandon G 6-6 311 1/25/92 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Southwest Ranches, Fla. D3-'14 

1 Lora, Erik WR 5-11 202 3/14/91 24 1 Eastern Illinois Miami, Fla. FA-'15 

20 Loston, Craig S 6-2 209 12/21/89 25 2 Louisiana State Houston, Texas FA-'14 

53 Lotulelei, John LB 5-11 233 12/4/91 23 3 Nevada-Las Vegas Kihei, Hawaii W (Sea.)-'13 

41 Marshall, Nick CB 6-1 210 6/30/92 23 R Auburn Pineview, Ga. FA-'15 

35 McCray, Demetrius CB 6-2 200 5/11/91 24 3 Appalachian State Covington, Ga. D7b-'13 

97 Miller III, Roy DT 6-2 310 7/9/87 28 7 Texas Killeen, Texas UFA (T.B.)-'13 

6 Morris, Stephen QB 6-2 218 8/27/92 23 1 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. FA-'14 

2 Myers, Jason K 5-10 180 5/12/91 24 1 Marist Chula Vista, Calif. FA-'15 

75 Odrick, Jared DL 6-5 304 12/31/87 27 6 Penn State Lebanon County, Pa. UFA (Mia.)-'15 

78 Parnell, Jermey OT 6-6 316 7/20/86 29 6 Mississippi Blytheville, Ark. UFA (Dal.)-'15 

67 Pasztor, Austin OT 6-7 308 11/26/90 24 3 Virginia Tillsonburg, Ontario FA-'12 

30 Pierce, Bernard RB 6-0 230 5/10/91 24 4 Temple Ardmore, Pa. W (Bal.)-'15 

51 Posluszny, Paul LB 6-2 242 10/10/84 30 9 Penn State Aliquippa, Pa. UFA (Buf.)-'11 

64 Reed, Chris G 6-5 300 7/22/92 23 R Minnesota State Omaha, Neb. FA-'15 

52 Reynolds, LaRoy LB 6-1 243 11/3/90 24 3 Virginia Norfolk, Va. FA-'13 

40 Reynolds, Rashaad CB 5-11 187 2/2/91 24 2 Oregon State Pacoima, Calif. FA-'14 

15 Robinson, Allen WR 6-3 210 8/24/93 22 2 Penn State Southfield, Mich. D2a-'14 

16 Robinson, Denard RB 6-0 197 9/22/90 24 3 Michigan Deerfield Beach, Fla. D5-'13 

36 Sample, James S 6-2 209 6/23/92 23 R Louisville Sacramento, Calif. D4-'15 

10 Scobee, Josh K 6-1 210 6/23/82 33 12 Louisiana Tech Longview, Texas D5a-'04 

69 Shatley, Tyler G 6-3 300 5/5/91 24 2 Clemson Icard, N.C. FA-'14 

55 Skuta, Dan LB 6-2 250 4/21/86 29 7 Grand Valley State Burton, Mich. UFA (S.F.)-'15 

98 Smith, Chris DE 6-1 266 2/11/92 23 2 Arkansas Mount Ulla, N.C. D5b-'14 

50 Smith, Telvin LB 6-3 218 4/11/91 24 2 Florida State Valdosta, Ga. D5a-'14 

87 Sterling, Neal WR 6-4 235 1/14/92 23 R Monmouth Belmar, N.J. D7a-'15 

80 Thomas, Julius TE 6-5 260 6/27/88 27 5 Portland State Stockton, Calif. UFA (Den.)-'15 

44 Thomas, Todd LB 6-2 230 4/27/91 24 R Pittsburgh Beaver Falls, Pa. FA-'15 

25 Thompson, Peyton CB 5-10 180 9/26/90 24 1 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. FA-'14 

46 Tinker, Carson LS 6-0 233 11/15/89 25 3 Alabama Murfreesboro, Tenn. FA-'13 

81 Walters, Bryan WR 6-0 190 11/4/87 27 2 Cornell Bothell, Wash. UFA (Sea.)-'15 

84 Washington, Tony WR 5-11 198 10/18/90 24 1 Appalachian State High Point, N.C. FA-'14 

61 Wisniewski, Stefen C 6-3 315 3/22/89 26 5 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. UFA (Oak.)-'15 

24 Yeldon, T.J. RB 6-1 226 10/2/93 21 R Alabama Daphne, Ala. D2-'15 

74 Young, Sam OT 6-8 316 6/24/87 28 6 Notre Dame Coral Springs, Fla. W (Buf.)-'13 

Active/Physically Unable to Perform 

99 Marks, Sen'Derrick DT 6-2 294 2/23/87 28 7 Auburn Mobile, Ala. UFA (Ten.)-'13 

Head Coach: Gus Bradley 

Assistants: Bob Babich (defensive coordinator), Luke Butkus (assistant offensive line), Nathaniel Hackett (quarterbacks), Alex Hampton (strength associate), Scottie 

Hazelton (assistant linebackers), Jess Langvardt (strength associate), Mike Mallory (special teams coordinator), Doug Marrone (assistant head coach-offense/offensive line), 

Ron Middleton (tight ends/assistant special teams), Tom Myslinski (strength and conditioning coordinator), Chris O’Hara (offensive coaches associate), Greg Olson 

(offensive coordinator), Mike Rutenberg (assistant defensive backs), Robert Saleh (linebackers), Frank Scelfo (senior offensive assistant), Cedric Scott (assistant strength 

coach), Dan Shamash (defensive quality control), Kelly Skipper (running backs), Matt Smiley (assistant special teams coach), Tony Sorrentino (offensive quality control), 

Jerry Sullivan (wide receivers), DeWayne Walker (defensive backs), Todd Wash (defensive line/run game coordinator), Aaron Whitecotton (assistant to defense), Tyler Wolf 

(assistant to head coach).

JAGUARS 2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER 

8/30/2015 

NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ 

1 Erik Lora WR 5-11 202 3/14/91 24 1 Eastern Illinois Miami, Fla. FA-'15 

2 Jason Myers K 5-10 180 5/12/91 23 1 Marist Chula Vista, Calif. FA-'15 

3 Kasey Closs WR/PR 6-3 205 4/7/92 23 R Portland State Lake Oswego, Ore. FA-'15 

5 Blake Bortles QB 6-5 232 4/28/92 23 2 Central Florida Oviedo, Fla. D1-'14 

6 Stephen Morris QB 6-2 218 8/27/92 23 1 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. FA-'14 

7 Chad Henne QB 6-3 230 7/2/85 30 8 Michigan Wyomissing, Pa. UFA (Mia.)-'12 

10 Josh Scobee K 6-1 210 6/23/82 33 12 Louisiana Tech Longview, Texas D5a-'04 

11 Marqise Lee WR 6-0 192 11/25/91 23 2 Southern California Inglewood, Calif. D2-'14 

13 Rashad Greene WR 5-11 182 9/23/92 22 R Florida State Albany, Ga. D5-'15 

15 Allen Robinson WR 6-3 210 8/24/93 22 2 Penn State Southfield, Mich. D2a-'14 

16 Denard Robinson RB 6-0 197 9/22/90 24 3 Michigan Deerfield Beach, Fla. D5-'13 

19 Bryan Anger P 6-3 202 10/6/88 26 4 California Camarillo, Calif. D3-'12 

20 Craig Loston S 6-2 209 12/21/89 25 2 Louisana State Houston, Texas FA-'14 

21 Toby Gerhart RB 6-0 231 3/28/87 28 6 Stanford Norco, Calif. UFA (Min.)-'14 

22 Aaron Colvin CB 6-0 186 10/2/91 23 2 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. D4-'14 

23 Jeremy Harris CB 6-2 185 4/26/91 24 3 New Mexico State Dorsey, Calif. D7a-'13 

24 T.J. Yeldon RB 6-1 226 10/2/93 21 R Alabama Daphne, Ala. D2-'15 

25 Peyton Thompson CB 5-10 180 9/26/90 24 1 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. FA-'14 

26 Josh Evans S 6-0 205 6/5/91 24 3 Florida Irvington, N.J. D6-'13 

27 Dwayne Gratz CB 5-11 201 3/8/90 25 3 Connecticut Piscataway, N.J. D3-'13 

30 Bernard Pierce RB 6-0 230 5/10/91 24 4 Temple Ardmore, Pa. W (Bal.)-'15 

31 Davon House CB 6-0 195 7/10/89 26 5 New Mexico State Palmdale, Calif. UFA (G.B.)-'15 

33 Corey Grant RB 5-11 205 12/19/91 23 R Auburn Opelika, Ala. FA-'15 

34 Storm Johnson RB 6-0 216 7/10/92 23 2 Central Florida Loganville, Ga. D7-'14 

35 Demetrius McCray CB 6-2 200 5/11/91 24 3 Appalachian State Covington, Ga. D7b-'13 

36 James Sample S 6-2 209 6/23/92 23 R Louisville Sacramento, Calif. D4-'15 

37 Johnathan Cyprien S 6-0 217 7/29/90 25 3 Florida International N. Miami Beach, Fla. D2-'13 

38 Sergio Brown S 6-2 218 5/22/88 27 6 Notre Dame Maywood, Ill. UFA (Ind.)-'15 

40 Rashaad Reynolds CB 5-11 187 2/2/91 24 2 Oregon State Pacoima, Calif. FA-'14 

41 Nick Marshall CB 6-1 210 6/30/92 23 R Auburn Pineview, Ga. FA-'15 

42 Matt Daniels S 6-0 212 9/27/89 25 3 Duke Fayetteville, Ga. FA-'14 

44 Todd Thomas LB 6-2 230 4/27/91 24 R Pittsburgh Beaver Falls, Pa. FA-'15 

46 Carson Tinker LS 6-0 233 11/15/89 25 3 Alabama Murfreesboro, Tenn. FA-'13 

48 Ben Koyack TE 6-5 255 4/9/93 22 R Notre Dame Oil City, Pa. D7b-'15 

50 Telvin Smith LB 6-3 218 4/11/91 24 2 Florida State Valdosta, Ga. D5a-'14 

51 Paul Posluszny LB 6-2 242 10/10/84 30 9 Penn State Aliquippa, Pa. UFA (Buf.)-'11 

52 LaRoy Reynolds LB 6-1 243 11/3/90 24 3 Virginia Norfolk, Va. FA-'13 

53 John Lotulelei LB 5-11 233 12/4/91 23 3 Nevada-Las Vegas Kihei, Hawaii W (Sea.)-'13 

54 Jeremiah George LB 5-11 234 1/24/92 23 2 Iowa State Clearwater, Fla. PS (N.Y.J.)-'14 

55 Dan Skuta LB 6-2 250 4/21/86 29 7 Grand Valley State Burton, Mich. UFA (S.F.)-'15 

57 Thurston Armbrister LB 6-3 241 12/25/92 22 R Miami (Fla.) Hollywood, Fla. UFA-'15 

59 Ryan Davis DE 6-2 260 2/24/89 26 3 Bethune-Cookman Tampa, Fla. FA-'13 

60 A.J. Cann G 6-3 313 10/3/91 23 R South Carolina Bamberg, S.C. D3-'15 

61 Stefen Wisniewski C 6-3 315 3/22/89 26 5 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. UFA (Oak.)-'15 

62 Richard Ash DT 6-3 314 8/4/92 22 R Western Michigan Pahokee, Fla. FA-'15 

64 Chris Reed G 6-5 300 7/22/92 23 R Minnesota State Omaha, Neb. FA-'15 

65 Brandon Linder G 6-6 311 1/25/92 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Southwest Ranches, Fla. D3-'14 

66 Cap (Nordly) Capi DL 6-3 249 7/11/92 23 R Akron Ocoee, Fla. FA-'15 

67 Austin Pasztor OT 6-7 308 11/26/90 24 3 Virginia Tillsonburg, Ontario FA-'12 

68 Zane Beadles G 6-4 305 11/19/86 28 6 Utah Casper, Wyo. UFA (Den.)-'14 

69 Tyler Shatley G 6-3 300 5/5/91 24 2 Clemson Icard, N.C. FA-'14 

70 Luke Bowanko C 6-6 300 6/13/91 24 2 Virginia Clifton, Va. D6-'14 

74 Sam Young OT 6-8 316 6/24/87 28 6 Notre Dame Coral Springs, Fla. W (Buf.)-'13 

75 Jared Odrick DL 6-5 304 12/31/87 27 6 Penn State Lebanon County, Pa. UFA (Mia.)-'15 

76 Luke Joeckel OT 6-6 306 11/6/91 23 3 Texas A&M Arlington, Texas D1-'13 

78 Jermey Parnell OT 6-6 316 7/20/86 29 6 Mississippi Blytheville, Ark. UFA (Dal.)-'15 

79D Ikponmwosa Igbinosun DE 6-3 286 9/10/90 24 1 Southern Connecticut St Rahway, N.J. FA-'15 

79O Will Corbin OL 6-6 230 12/8/90 24 R Appalachian State Dunn, N.C. FA-'15 

80 Julius Thomas TE 6-5 250 6/27/88 27 5 Portland State Stockton, Calif. UFA (Den.)-'15 

81 Bryan Walters WR 6-0 190 11/4/87 27 2 Cornell Bothell, Wash. UFA (Sea.)-'15 

84 Tony Washington WR 5-11 198 10/18/90 24 1 Appalachian State High Point, N.C. FA-'14 

85 Nic Jacobs TE 6-5 269 10/13/91 23 2 McNeese State Many, La. PS (N.O.)-'14 

86 Clay Harbor TE 6-3 255 7/2/87 28 6 Missouri State Libertyville, Ill. W (Phi.)-'13 

87 Neal Sterling WR 6-4 235 1/14/92 23 R Monmouth Belmar, N.J. D7a-'15 

88 Allen Hurns WR 6-3 195 11/12/91 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. FA-'14 

89 Marcedes Lewis TE 6-6 272 5/19/84 31 10 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. D1-'06 

90 Andre Branch DE 6-5 265 7/14/89 26 4 Clemson Richmond, Va. D2-'12 

91 Chris Clemons DE 6-3 254 10/30/81 33 12 Georgia Griffin, Ga. UFA (Sea.)-'14 

92 Ziggy Hood DT 6-3 300 2/16/87 28 7 Missouri Amarillo, Texas UFA (Pit.)-'14 

93 Tyson Alualu DE 6-3 295 5/12/87 28 6 California Honolulu, Hawaii D1-'10 

95 Abry Jones DT 6-4 312 9/8/91 23 3 Georgia Warner Robins, Ga. FA-'13 

96 Michael Bennett DT 6-2 293 2/24/93 23 R Ohio State Centerville, Ohio D6-'15 

97 Roy Miller III DT 6-2 310 7/9/87 28 7 Texas Killeen, Texas UFA (T.B.)-'13 

98 Chris Smith DE 6-1 266 2/11/92 23 2 Arkansas Mount Ulla, N.C. D5b-'14 

Active/Physically Unable to Perform 

99 Sen'Derrick Marks DT 6-2 294 2/23/87 28 7 Auburn Mobile, Ala. UFA (Ten.)-'13

JAGUARS 2015 ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE 

NO NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN 

12th Year (2) 

91 Clemons, Chris DE 6-3 254 10/30/81 33 12 Georgia Griffin, Ga. 

10 Scobee, Josh K 6-1 210 6/23/82 33 12 Louisiana Tech Longview, Texas 

10th Year (1) 

89 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 272 5/19/84 31 10 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. 

9th Year (1) 

51 Posluszny, Paul LB 6-2 242 10/10/84 30 9 Penn State Aliquippa, Pa. 

8th Year (1) 

7 Henne, Chad QB 6-3 230 7/2/85 30 8 Michigan Wyomissing, Pa. 

7th Year (4) 

92 Hood, Ziggy DT 6-3 300 2/16/87 28 7 Missouri Amarillo, Texas 

99 Marks, Sen'Derrick DT 6-2 294 2/23/87 28 7 Auburn Mobile, Ala. 

97 Miller III, Roy DT 6-2 310 7/9/87 28 7 Texas Killeen, Texas 

55 Skuta, Dan LB 6-2 250 4/21/86 29 7 Grand Valley State Burton, Mich. 

6th Year (8) 

93 Alualu, Tyson DE 6-3 295 5/12/87 28 6 California Honolulu, Hawaii 

68 Beadles, Zane G 6-4 305 11/19/86 28 6 Utah Casper, Wyo. 

38 Brown, Sergio S 6-2 218 5/22/88 27 6 Notre Dame Maywood, Ill. 

21 Gerhart, Toby RB 6-0 231 3/28/87 28 6 Stanford Norco, Calif. 

86 Harbor, Clay TE 6-3 255 7/2/87 28 6 Missouri State Libertyville, Ill. 

75 Odrick, Jared DL 6-5 304 12/31/87 27 6 Penn State Lebanon County, Pa. 

78 Parnell, Jermey OT 6-6 316 7/20/86 29 6 Mississippi Blytheville, Ark. 

74 Young, Sam OT 6-8 316 6/24/87 28 6 Notre Dame Coral Springs, Fla. 

5th Year (3) 

31 House, Davon CB 6-0 195 7/10/89 26 5 New Mexico State Palmdale, Calif. 

80 Thomas, Julius TE 6-5 260 6/27/88 27 5 Portland State Stockton, Calif. 

61 Wisniewski, Stefen C 6-3 315 3/22/89 26 5 Penn State Pittsburgh, Pa. 

4th Year (3) 

19 Anger, Bryan P 6-3 202 10/6/88 26 4 California Camarillo, Calif. 

90 Branch, Andre DE 6-5 265 7/14/89 26 4 Clemson Richmond, Va. 

30 Pierce, Bernard RB 6-0 230 5/10/91 24 4 Temple Ardmore, Pa. 

3rd Year (14) 

37 Cyprien, Johnathan S 6-0 217 7/29/90 25 3 Florida International N. Miami Beach, Fla. 

42 Daniels, Matt S 6-0 212 9/27/89 25 3 Duke Fayetteville, Ga. 

59 Davis, Ryan DE 6-2 260 2/24/89 26 3 Bethune-Cookman Tampa, Fla. 

26 Evans, Josh S 6-0 205 6/5/91 24 3 Florida Irvington, N.J. 

27 Gratz, Dwayne CB 5-11 201 3/8/90 25 3 Connecticut Piscataway, N.J. 

23 Harris, Jeremy CB 6-2 185 4/26/91 24 3 New Mexico State Dorsey, Calif. 

76 Joeckel, Luke OT 6-6 306 11/6/91 23 3 Texas A&M Arlington, Texas 

95 Jones, Abry DT 6-4 312 9/8/91 23 3 Georgia Warner Robins, Ga. 

35 McCray, Demetrius CB 6-2 200 5/11/91 24 3 Appalachian State Covington, Ga. 

53 Lotulelei, John LB 5-11 233 12/4/91 23 3 Nevada-Las Vegas Kihei, Hawaii 

67 Pasztor, Austin OT 6-7 308 11/26/90 24 3 Virginia Tillsonburg, Ontario 

52 Reynolds, LaRoy LB 6-1 243 11/3/90 24 3 Virginia Norfolk, Va. 

16 Robinson, Denard RB 6-0 197 9/22/90 24 3 Michigan Deerfield Beach, Fla. 

46 Tinker, Carson LS 6-0 233 11/15/89 25 3 Alabama Murfreesboro, Tenn. 

2nd Year (16) 

5 Bortles, Blake QB 6-5 232 4/28/92 23 2 Central Florida Oviedo, Fla. 

70 Bowanko, Luke C 6-6 300 6/13/91 24 2 Virginia Clifton, Va. 

22 Colvin, Aaron CB 6-0 186 10/2/91 23 2 Oklahoma Tulsa, Okla. 

54 George, Jeremiah LB 5-11 234 1/24/92 23 2 Iowa State Clearwater, Fla. 

88 Hurns, Allen WR 6-3 195 11/12/91 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. 

85 Jacobs, Nic TE 6-5 269 10/13/91 23 2 McNeese State Many, La. 

34 Johnson, Storm RB 6-0 216 7/10/92 23 2 Central Florida Loganville, Ga.

JAGUARS 2015 ROSTER BY EXPERIENCE 

11 Lee, Marqise WR 6-0 192 11/25/91 23 2 Southern California Inglewood, Calif. 

65 Linder, Brandon G 6-6 311 1/25/92 23 2 Miami (Fla.) Southwest Ranches, Fla. 

20 Loston, Craig S 6-2 209 12/21/89 25 2 Louisiana State Houston, Texas 

40 Reynolds, Rashaad CB 5-11 187 2/2/91 24 2 Oregon State Pacoima, Calif. 

15 Robinson, Allen WR 6-3 210 8/24/93 22 2 Penn State Southfield, Mich. 

69 Shatley, Tyler G 6-3 300 5/5/91 24 2 Clemson Icard, N.C. 

98 Smith, Chris DE 6-1 266 2/11/92 23 2 Arkansas Mount Ulla, N.C. 

50 Smith, Telvin LB 6-3 218 4/11/91 24 2 Florida State Valdosta, Ga. 

81 Walters, Bryan WR 6-0 190 11/4/87 27 2 Cornell Bothell, Wash. 

1st Year (6) 

79 Igbinosun, Ikponmwosa DE 6-3 286 9/10/90 24 1 Southern Connecticut S Rahway, N.J. 

1 Lora, Erik WR 5-11 202 3/14/91 24 1 Eastern Illinois Miami, Fla. 

6 Morris, Stephen QB 6-2 218 8/27/92 23 1 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. 

2 Myers, Jason K 5-10 180 5/12/91 24 1 Marist Chula Vista, Calif. 

25 Thompson, Peyton CB 5-10 180 9/26/90 24 1 San Jose State Sacramento, Calif. 

84 Washington, Tony WR 5-11 198 10/18/90 24 1 Appalachian State High Point, N.C. 

Rookies (16) 

57 Armbrister, Thurston LB 6-3 241 12/25/92 22 R Miami (Fla.) Hollywood, Fla. 

62 Ash, Richard DT 6-3 314 8/4/92 22 R Western Michigan Pahokee, Fla. 

96 Bennett, Michael DT 6-2 293 2/24/93 23 R Ohio State Centerville, Ohio 

60 Cann, A.J. G 6-2 313 10/3/91 23 R South Carolina Bamberg, S.C. 

66 Capi, Cap DL 6-3 249 7/11/92 23 R Akron Ocoee, Fla. 

3 Closs, Kasey WR/PR 6-3 205 4/7/92 23 R Portland State Lake Oswego, Ore. 

79O Corbin, Will OL 6-6 230 12/8/90 24 R Appalachian State Dunn, N.C. 

33 Grant, Corey RB 5-11 205 12/19/91 23 R Auburn Opelika, Ala. 

13 Greene, Rashad WR 5-11 182 9/23/92 22 R Florida State Albany, Ga. 

48 Koyack, Ben TE 6-5 255 4/9/93 22 R Notre Dame Oil City, Pa. 

41 Marshall, Nick CB 6-1 210 6/30/92 23 R Auburn Pineview, Ga. 

64 Reed, Chris G 6-5 300 7/22/92 23 R Minnesota State Omaha, Neb. 

36 Sample, James S 6-2 209 6/23/92 23 R Louisville Sacramento, Calif. 

87 Sterling, Neal WR 6-4 235 1/14/92 23 R Monmouth Belmar, N.J. 

44 Thomas, Todd LB 6-2 230 4/27/91 24 R Pittsburgh Beaver Falls, Pa. 

24 Yeldon, T.J. RB 6-1 226 10/2/93 21 R Alabama Daphne, Ala.

3 QUARTERBACKS 

6 RUNNING BACKS 

9 WIDE RECEIVERS 

5 TIGHT ENDS 

12 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN 

OFFENSE 35 

NO NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE 

5 Bortles, Blake QB 6-5 230 23 2 Central Florida 

6 Morris, Stephen QB 6-2 218 23 1 Miami (Fla.) 

7 Henne, Chad QB 6-3 230 30 8 Michigan 

16 Robinson, Denard RB 6-0 197 24 3 Michigan 

21 Gerhart, Toby RB 6-0 231 28 6 Stanford 

24 Yeldon, T.J. RB 6-1 226 21 R Alabama 

30 Pierce, Bernard RB 6-0 230 24 4 Temple 

33 Grant, Corey RB 5-11 205 23 R Auburn 

34 Johnson, Storm RB 6-0 216 23 2 Central Florida 

1 Lora, Erik WR 5-11 202 24 1 Eastern Illinois 

3 Closs, Kasey WR/PR 6-3 205 23 R Portland State 

11 Lee, Marqise WR 6-0 192 23 2 Southern California 

13 Greene, Rashad WR 5-11 182 22 R Florida State 

15 Robinson, Allen WR 6-3 210 26 2 Penn State 

84 Washington, Tony WR 5-11 198 24 1 Appalachian State 

81 Walters, Bryan WR 6-0 190 27 2 Cornell 

87 Sterling, Neal WR 6-4 235 23 R Monmouth 

88 Hurns, Allen WR 6-3 195 23 2 Miami (Fla.) 

48 Koyack, Ben TE 6-5 255 22 R Notre Dame 

80 Thomas, Julius TE 6-5 250 27 5 Portland State 

85 Jacobs, Nic TE 6-5 269 23 2 McNeese State 

86 Harbor, Clay TE 6-3 255 28 6 Missouri State 

89 Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 272 31 10 UCLA 

60 Cann, A.J. G 6-3 313 23 R South Carolina 

61 Wisniewski, Stefen C 6-3 315 26 5 Penn State 

64O Reed, Chris G 6-5 300 22 R Minnesota State 

65 Linder, Brandon G 6-5 311 23 2 Miami (Fla.) 

67 Pasztor, Austin OT 6-7 308 24 3 Virginia 

68 Beadles, Zane G 6-4 305 28 6 Utah 

69 Shatley, Tyler G 6-3 300 24 2 Clemson 

70 Bowanko, Luke C 6-6 300 24 2 Virginia 

74 Young, Sam OT 6-8 316 28 6 Notre Dame 

76 Joeckel, Luke OT 6-6 306 23 3 Texas A&M 

78 Parnell, Jermey OT 6-6 316 29 6 Mississippi 

79O Corbin, Will OL 6-6 230 24 R Appalachian State 

SPECIAL TEAMS 4 

4 KICKERS/SPECIALISTS 

2 Myers, Jason K 5-10 180 23 1 Marist 

4 10 Scobee, Josh K 6-1 210 33 12 Louisiana Tech 

19 Anger, Bryan P 6-3 202 26 4 California 

46 Tinker, Carson LS 6-0 233 25 3 Alabama 

14 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN 

8 LINEBACKERS 

14 DEFENSIVE BACKS 

JAGUARS BY POSITION 

DEFENSE 36 

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8/30/2015 

59 Davis, Ryan DE 6-2 260 26 3 Bethune-Cookman 

62 Ash, Richard DT 6-3 314 22 R Western Michigan 

66D Capi, Cap (Nordly) DE 6-3 249 22 R Akron 

75 Odrick, Jared DE 6-5 304 27 6 Penn State 

79 Igbinosun, Ikponmwosa DE 6-3 286 24 1 Southern Connecticut St 

90 Branch, Andre DE 6-5 265 26 4 Clemson 

91 Clemons, Chris DE 6-3 254 33 12 Georgia 

92 Hood, Ziggy DT 6-3 300 28 7 Missouri 

93 Alualu, Tyson DE 6-3 295 28 6 California 

95 Jones, Abry DT 6-4 312 23 3 Georgia 

96 Bennett, Michael DT 6-2 293 23 R Ohio State 

97 Miller III, Roy DT 6-2 310 28 7 Texas 

98 Smith, Chris DE 6-1 266 23 2 Arkansas 

99 Marks, Sen'Derrick DT 6-2 294 28 7 Auburn 

44 Thomas, Todd LB 6-2 230 24 R Pittsburgh 

50 Smith, Telvin LB 6-3 218 24 2 Florida State 

51 Posluszny, Paul LB 6-2 242 30 9 Penn State 

52 Reynolds, LaRoy LB 6-1 243 24 3 Virginia 

53 Lotulelei, John LB 5-11 233 23 3 Nevada-Las Vegas 

54 George, Jeremiah LB 5-11 234 23 2 Iowa State 

55 Skuta, Dan LB 6-2 250 29 7 Grand Valley State 

57 Armbrister, Thurston LB 6-3 241 22 R Miami (Fla.) 

20 Loston, Craig S 6-2 209 25 2 Louisiana State 

22 Colvin, Aaron CB 6-0 186 23 2 Oklahoma 

23 Harris, Jeremy CB 6-2 185 24 3 New Mexico State 

25 Thompson, Peyton CB 5-10 180 24 1 San Jose State 

26 Evans, Josh S 6-0 205 24 3 Florida 

27 Gratz, Dwayne CB 5-11 201 25 3 Connecticut 

31 House, Davon CB 6-0 195 26 5 New Mexico State 

35 McCray, Demetrius CB 6-2 200 24 3 Appalachian State 

36 Sample, James S 6-2 209 22 R Louisville 

37 Cyprien, Johnathan S 6-0 217 25 3 Florida International 

38 Brown, Sergio S 6-2 218 27 6 Notre Dame 

40 Reynolds, Rashaad CB 5-11 187 24 2 Oregon State 

41 Marshall, Nick CB 6-1 210 22 R Auburn 

42 Daniels, Matt S 6-0 212 25 3 Duke

HOW THE JAGUARS ARE BEING BUILT 

8/30/2015 

ROOKIE, VETERAN 

OTHER TEAM'S 

AND FIRST-YEAR UNRESTRICTED PRACTICE COLLEGE 

FREE AGENTS FREE AGENTS SQUAD WAIVERS DRAFT 

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2004 K Josh Scobee 

2006 TE Marcedes Lewis 

2010 DE Tyson Alualu 

2011 LB Paul Posluszny 

2012 DE Ryan Davis QB Chad Henne DE Andre Branch 

OT Austin Pasztor 

P Bryan Anger 

2013 DT Abry Jones DT Sen'Derrick Marks TE Clay Harbor OT Luke Joeckel 

LS Carson Tinker DT Roy Miller III OT Sam Young S Johnathan Cyprien 

LB LaRoy Reynolds LB John Lotulelei CB Dwayne Gratz 

RB Denard Robinson 

S Josh Evans 

CB Demetrius McCray 

CB Jeremy Harris 

2014 WR Allen Hurns RB Toby Gerhart QB Blake Bortles 

G Tyler Shatley G Zane Beadles LB Jeremiah George WR Allen Robinson 

S Craig Loston DE Chris Clemons TE Nic Jacobs WR Marqise Lee 

S Matt Daniels DT Ziggy Hood G Brandon Linder 

QB Stephen Morris 

CB Aaron Colvin 

CB Rashaad Reynolds 

LB Chris Smith 

CB Peyton Thompson 

LB Telvin Smith 

WR Tony Washington 

C Luke Bowanko 

RB Storm Johnson 

2015 DE Ikponmwosa Igbinosun S Sergio Brown RB Bernard Pierce RB T.J. Yeldon 

K Jason Myers CB Davon House G A.J. Cann 

LB Thurston Armbrister DL Jared Odrick S James Sample 

RB Corey Grant OT Jermey Parnell WR Rashad Greene 

CB Nick Marshall LB Dan Skuta DT Michael Bennett 

G Chris Reed TE Julius Thomas WR Neal Sterling 

LB Todd Thomas WR Bryan Walters TE Ben Koyack 

DT Richard Ash 

C Stefen Wisniewski 

DL Cap Capi 

WR Kasey Closs 

WR Erik Lora 

OL Will Corbin

JAGUARS 2015 ROSTER MOVES (PAGE 1) 

DATE PLAYER TRANSACTION DATE PLAYER TRANSACTION 

January 5 BENN, Arrelious, WR Signed reserve/future contract 

January 5 DIMKE, Derek, K Signed reserve/future contract 

January 5 DEERING, Jeremy, S Signed reserve/future contract 

January 7 IGBINOSUN, Ikponmwosa, DE Signed reserve/future contract 

January 27 REDFERN, Kasey, K Signed reserve/future contract 

February 2 JONES, Greg, FB Signed to one-day contract 

February 2 JONES, Greg, FB Retired 

February 17 WILLIAMS, Brennan, OT Signed reserve/future contract 

February 26 BLACKMON, Will, CB Released 

March 3 MYERS, Jason, K Signed reserve/future contract 

March 6 DAVIS, Ryan, DE Re-signed to contract extension 

March 8 ALUALU, Tyson, DE Re-signed to contract extension 

March 11 BROWN, Sergio, S Signed contract 

March 11 HOUSE, Davon, CB Signed contract 

March 11 ODRICK, Jared, DL Signed contract 

March 11 PARNELL, Jermey, OT Signed contract 

March 11 SKUTA, Dan, LB Signed contract 

March 11 THOMAS, Julius, TE Signed contract 

March 12 BRYANT, Red, DE Released 

March 13 WALTERS, Bryan, WR Signed contract 

March 20 PIERCE, Bernard, RB Awarded off waivers (via Baltimore) 

March 31 EWING, Bradie, FB Waived 

April 18 WISNIEWSKI, Stefen, C Signed contract 

April 28 JONES-DREW, Maruice, RB Signed to one-day contract 

April 28 JONES-DREW, Maruice, RB Retired 

April 30 FOWLER, Dante, DE Drafted (1) 

May 1 YELDON, T.J., RB Drafted (2) 

May 1 CANN, A.J., G Drafted (3) 

May 2 SAMPLE, James, S Drafted (4) 

May 2 GREENE, Rashad, WR Drafted (5) 

May 2 BENNETT, Michael, DT Drafted (6) 

May 2 STERLING, Neal, WR Drafted (7a) 

May 2 KOYACK, Ben, TE Drafted (7b) 

May 8 ARMBRISTER, Thurston, LB Agreed to terms 

May 8 CRUME, Eric, DL Agreed to terms 

May 8 GRANT, Corey, RB Agreed to terms 

May 8 HAMLETT, Connor, TE Agreed to terms 

May 8 MARSHALL, Nick, DB Agreed to terms 

May 8 REED, Chris, OL Agreed to terms 

May 8 ROBINSON, Matt, LB Agreed to terms 

May 8 THOMAS, Toddy, LB Agreed to terms 

May 8 WATERS, Jake, QB Agreed to terms 

May 11 DEERING, Jeremy, S Released 

May 11 DIMKE, Derek, K Released 

May 11 JENSEN, Marcel, TE Released 

May 11 STREETER, Tommy, WR Released 

May 11 ASH, Richard, LB Agreed to terms 

May 11 CAPI, Cap, DL Agreed to terms 

May 11 CLOSS, Kasey, WR Agreed to terms 

May 11 COOPER, Desmond, DB Agreed to terms 

May 11 RUMMELLS, Jack, OL Agreed to terms 

May 12 FOWLER, Dante, DE Signed contract 

May 13 STERLING, Neal, WR Signed contract 

May 13 SAMPLE, James, S Signed contract 

May 14 KOYACK, Ben, TE Signed contract 

May 15 BENNETT, Michael, DT Signed contract 

May 27 YELDON, T.J., RB Signed contract 

June 1 WATERS, Jake, QB Released 

June 1 TUEL, Jeff, QB Awarded off waivers (via Buffalo) 

July 17 SANDERS, Ace, WR/PR Released 

July 24 JENKINS, Greg, WR Signed contract 

July 27 MARKS, Sen'Derrick, DT Placed on Active/PUP list 

July 27 SAMPLE, James, S Placed on Active/PUP list 

July 27 CAPI, Cap, DL Placed on Active/non-football injury list 

July 29 JOHNSON, Storm, RB Placed on Active/non-football illness list 

July 31 CLEMONS, Chris, DE Placed on Active/non-football injury list 

August 5 JOHNSON, Storm, RB Placed on active roster 

August 10 ROBINSON, Matt, LB Waived/injured 

August 10 BEARD, Camaron, DE Signed contract 

August 11 ROBINSON, Matt, LB Placed on reserve/injured list 

August 17 SAMPLE, James, S Placed on active roster 

August 17 CLEMONS, Chris, DE Placed on active roster 

August 24 COPELAND, Damian, WR Released 

August 24 LORA, Erik, WR Signed to active roster 

August 24 WILLIAMS, Brennan, OT Waived/injured 

August 24 BENN, Arrelious, WR Placed on injured reserve 

August 24 ALEXANDER, Mister, LB Signed to active roster 

August 24 CORBIN, Will, OL Signed to active roster 

August 29 WELLS, Josh, OL Placed on injured reserve 

August 29 FOWLER, Dante, DE Placed on injured reserve 

August 29 JENKINS, Greg, WR Waived/injured 

August 29 ALEXANDER, Mister, LB Waived 

August 29 BEARD, Camaron, DE Waived 

August 29 Booth, Cody, OL Waived 

August 29 Campbell, Tommie, CB Waived 

August 29 COOPER, Desmond, DB Waived 

August 29 CRUME, Eric, DL Waived 

August 29 DOSS, Tandon, WR Waived 

August 29 FORTT, Khairi, LB Waived 

August 29 HAMLETT, Connor, TE Waived 

August 29 REDFERN, Kasey, K Waived 

August 29 RUMMELLS, Jack, OL Waived 

August 29 TUEL, Jeff, QB Waived

JAGUARS UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHART 

OFFENSE 

WR: 15 Allen Robinson 13 Rashad Greene 87 Neal Sterling 3 Kasey Closs 1 Erik Lora 

TE: 86 Clay Harbor 48 Ben Koyack [80 Julius Thomas] 

LT: 76 Luke Joeckel 79 Will Corbin 

LG: 68 Zane Beadles 60 A.J. Cann 64 Chris Reed 

C: 61 Stefen Wisnkiewski 70 Luke Bowanko 69 Tyler Shatley 

RG: 65 Brandon Linder 74 Sam Young 

RT: 78 Jermey Parnell 67 Austin Pasztor 

TE: 89 Marcedes Lewis 85 Nic Jacobs 

WR: 88 Allen Hurns 11 Marqise Lee 84 Tony Washington 81 Bryan Walters 

QB: 5 Blake Bortles 7 Chad Henne 6 Stephen Morris 

RB: 16 Denard Robinson/24 T.J. Yeldon 21 Toby Gerhart 30 Bernard Pierce 34 Storm Johnson 

33 Corey Grant 

DEFENSE 

LEO: [90 Andre Branch] 91 Chris Clemons 59 Ryan Davis 98 Chris Smith 66 Cap Capi 

DT: [99 Sen'Derrick Marks] 92 Ziggy Hood/93 Tyson Alualu 96 Michael Bennett 

DT: 97 Roy Miller 95 Abry Jones 62 Richard Ash 

DE: 75 Jared Odrick 93 Tyson Alualu 79 Ike Igbinosun 

WLB: 50 Telvin Smith 53 John Lotulelei [52 LaRoy Reynolds] 

MLB: 51 Paul Posluszny 54 Jeremiah George 

OTTO: 55 Dan Skuta 57 Thurston Armbrister 44 Todd Thomas 

LCB: 31 Davon House 27 Dwayne Gratz 41 Nick Marshall 40 Rashaad Reynolds [25 Peyton Thompson] 

FS: 38 Sergio Brown 36 James Sample 42 Matt Daniels 

SS: [37 Johnathan Cyprien] 20 Craig Loston 26 Josh Evans 

RCB: 22 Aaron Colvin 35 Demetrius McCray 23 Jeremy Harris 

SPECIAL TEAMS 

K: 10 Josh Scobee 2 Jason Myers 

P: 19 Bryan Anger 

LS: 46 Carson Tinker 

PH: 19 Bryan Anger 

KR: 16 Denard Robinson 33 Corey Grant 17 Tandon Doss 41 Nick Marshall 13 Rashad Greene 

PR: 13 Rashad Greene 17 Tandon Doss 81 Bryan Walters 41 Nick Marshall 33 Corey Grant 

[ INJURED ] 

__________ = ROOKIE

Reserve/Injured List 

NAME POS HT WT DOB AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN 

Benn, Arrelious WR 6-2 220 9/8/88 26 5 Illinois Washington, D.C. 

Fowler Jr., Dante DE 6-3 261 8/3/94 20 R Florida St. Petersburg, Fla. 

Jenkins, Greg WR 6-1 205 8/23/89 26 2 Alabama State Dade City, Fla. 

Wells, Josh OT 6-6 310 2/14/91 24 2 James Madison Mechanicsville, Va. 

Williams, Brennan OT 6-6 310 2/5/91 24 2 North Carolina West Roxbury, Mass.

Passing B.Bortles 

Date Opponent Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% INT INT% LG Sack/Lost Rating 

8/14 Pittsburgh 15 11 118 73.3 7.87 0 0.0 0 0.0 27 1/6 96.0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 16 8 98 50.0 6.13 0 0.0 0 0.0 36 1/0 69.3 

8/28 Detroit 29 20 245 69.0 8.45 1 3.4 0 0.0 24 0/0 106.2 

TOTALS 60 39 461 65.0 7.68 1 1.7 0 0.0 36 2/6 93.8 

Passing C.Henne 


8/14 Pittsburgh 10 9 87 90.0 8.70 1 10.0 0 0.0 31t 1/2 136.2 


8/28 Detroit 12 8 62 66.7 5.17 0 0.0 0 0.0 22 3/21 79.2 

TOTALS 34 24 180 70.6 5.29 1 2.9 0 0.0 31t 5/28 92.8 

Passing S.Morris 


8/14 Pittsburgh 9 3 44 33.3 4.89 0 0.0 0 0.0 20 0/0 50.2 

8/22 @ New York Giants Active, Did Not Play 

8/28 Detroit 8 4 38 50.0 4.75 0 0.0 0 0.0 19 1/0 63.5 

TOTALS 17 7 82 41.2 4.82 0 0.0 0 0.0 20 1/0 56.5 

Passing J.Tuel 


8/14 Pittsburgh Active, Did Not Play 


8/28 Detroit Active, Did Not Play 

TOTALS 11 6 63 54.5 5.73 0 0.0 0 0.0 23 1/3 71.4 

2015 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 

PRESEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

Rushing D.Robinson B.Pierce B.Bortles 

Date Opponent No Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD 

8/14 Pittsburgh 4 22 5.5 10 0 5 15 3.0 6 0 1 4 4.0 4t 1 

8/22 @ New York Giants 6 19 3.2 7 0 4 13 3.3 12 0 0 0 0 -- 0 

8/28 Detroit 3 7 2.3 4 0 7 17 2.4 7 0 4 38 9.5 12 0 

TOTALS 13 48 3.7 10 0 16 45 2.8 12 0 5 42 8.4 12 1 

Rushing T.Gerhart S.Johnson T.Yeldon 


8/14 Pittsburgh 4 13 3.3 5 0 7 16 2.3 5 0 Active, Did Not Play 

8/22 @ New York Giants 5 15 3.0 6 0 4 1 0.3 2 0 Active, Did Not Play 

8/28 Detroit Active, Did Not Play 2 -3 -1.5 0 0 8 10 1.3 4 1 

TOTALS 9 28 3.1 6 0 13 14 1.1 5 0 8 10 1.3 4 1 

Rushing S.Morris C.Grant A.Benn 


8/14 Pittsburgh 3 9 3.0 9 1 2 6 3.0 4 0 0 0 0 -- 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants Active, Did Not Play 1 3 3.0 3 0 1 5 5.0 5 0 

8/28 Detroit 1 0 0.0 0 0 2 -1 -0.5 0 0 Not on Team 

TOTALS 4 9 2.3 9 1 5 8 1.6 4 0 1 5 5.0 5 0 


PRESEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 

Rushing J.Tuel C.Henne 

Date Opponent No Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD 

8/14 Pittsburgh Active, Did Not Play 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 2 5 2.5 5 0 2 -1 -0.5 0 0 

8/28 Detroit Active, Did Not Play 0 0 0 -- 0 

TOTALS 2 5 2.5 5 0 3 -2 -0.7 0 0

Receiving B.Walters A.Robinson B.Pierce 

Date Opponent Tar Rec Yds. Avg. LG TD Tar Rec Yds. Avg. LG TD Tar Rec Yds. Avg. LG TD 

8/14 Pittsburgh 3 2 20 10.0 11 0 2 2 25 12.5 15 0 4 3 22 7.3 10 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 4 3 36 12.0 23 0 7 3 64 21.3 36 0 4 4 10 2.5 9 0 

8/28 Detroit 6 5 46 9.2 22 0 7 2 14 7.0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 13 10 102 10.2 23 0 16 7 103 14.7 36 0 8 7 32 4.6 10 0 

Receiving A.Hurns C.Hamlett C.Harbor 


8/14 Pittsburgh 2 1 9 9.0 9 0 3 1 9 9.0 9 0 4 2 35 17.5 31t 1 

8/22 @ New York Giants 3 1 8 8.0 8 0 2 2 21 10.5 13 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 4 4 42 10.5 18 1 3 2 15 7.5 14 0 4 3 33 11.0 22 0 

TOTALS 9 6 59 9.8 18 1 8 5 45 9.0 14 0 9 5 68 13.6 31t 1 

Receiving R.Greene B.Koyack C.Grant 


8/14 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 10 5.0 5 0 1 1 15 15.0 15 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 4 2 14 7.0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 9 4.5 5 0 

8/28 Detroit 3 3 25 8.3 17 0 2 2 7 3.5 7 0 2 1 19 19.0 19 0 

TOTALS 7 5 39 7.8 17 0 4 4 17 4.3 7 0 6 4 43 10.8 19 0 

Receiving M.Lewis N.Jacobs D.Robinson 


8/14 Pittsburgh 1 1 7 7.0 7 0 2 1 3 3.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 8 8.0 8 0 2 1 7 7.0 7 0 

8/28 Detroit 3 3 51 17.0 24 0 3 2 39 19.5 24 0 3 2 29 14.5 23 0 

TOTALS 4 4 58 14.5 24 0 6 4 50 12.5 24 0 5 3 36 12.0 23 0 



Receiving T.Gerhart T.Washington A.Benn 


8/14 Pittsburgh 2 2 30 15.0 19 0 3 2 15 7.5 10 0 1 1 27 27.0 27 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 1 1 5 5.0 5 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit Active, Did Not Play 3 1 7 7.0 7 0 Not on Team 

TOTALS 3 3 35 11.7 19 0 8 3 22 7.3 10 0 1 1 27 27.0 27 0 

Receiving G.Jenkins J.Thomas K.Closs 


8/14 Pittsburgh 1 1 20 20.0 20 0 1 1 2 2.0 2 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 Active, Did Not Play 2 1 10 10.0 10 0 

8/28 Detroit Active, Did Not Play Active, Did Not Play 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 

TOTALS 1 1 20 20.0 20 0 1 1 2 2.0 2 0 4 1 10 10.0 10 0 

Receiving S.Johnson T.Yeldon T.Doss 


8/14 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 Active, Did Not Play 0 0 0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 Active, Did Not Play 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 1 1 6 6.0 6 0 1 1 12 12.0 12 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 

TOTALS 2 1 6 6.0 6 0 1 1 12 12.0 12 0 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 





Punt Returns R.Greene N.Marshall 

Date Opponent No. Yds. Avg. LG FC TD No. Yds. Avg. LG FC TD 

8/14 Pittsburgh 2 42 21.0 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 2 6 3.0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 1 2 2.0 2 1 0 1 27 27.0 27 0 0 

TOTALS 5 50 10.0 37 1 0 1 27 27.0 27 0 0 

Punt Returns T.Doss B.Walters 


8/14 Pittsburgh 1 5 5.0 5 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 1 5 5.0 5 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 0 

KO Returns C.Grant N.Marshall 


8/14 Pittsburgh 2 42 21.0 23 0 0 1 35 35.0 35 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 2 77 38.5 42 0 0 2 41 20.5 25 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 1 25 25.0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 5 144 28.8 42 0 0 3 76 25.3 35 0 0 

KO Returns D.Robinson T.Doss 


8/14 Pittsburgh 1 34 34.0 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 41 20.5 24 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 1 7 7.0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 2 41 20.5 34 0 0 2 41 20.5 24 0 0 

KO Returns S.Johnson 

Date Opponent No. Yds. Avg. LG FC TD 

8/14 Pittsburgh 1 16 16.0 16 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 0 0 0 0 0 0 

8/28 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 1 16 16.0 16 0 0

Punting K.Redfern B.Anger 

Date Opponent No. Yds. Avg. TB In20 LG Net No. Yds. Avg. TB In20 LG Net 

8/14 Pittsburgh 4 187 46.8 1 1 54 38.8 1 48 48.0 0 1 48 44.0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 3 142 47.3 0 1 53 46.3 2 77 38.5 0 1 45 35.0 

8/28 Detroit 1 42 42.0 0 1 42 42.0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 

TOTALS 8 371 46.4 1 3 54 42.0 3 125 41.7 0 2 48 38.0 



Placekicking J.Myers 

Date Opponent KO KO Yds TB XP Att XP FG Att FG Long Points 

8/14 Pittsburgh 1 65 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 

8/22 @ New York Giants 4 261 2 0 0 3 3 55 9 

8/28 Detroit 3 207 1 1 1 1 1 35 4 

TOTALS 8 533 4 1 1 5 4 55 13 

Placekicking J.Scobee 

Date Opponent KO KO Yds TB XP Att XP FG Att FG Long Points 

8/14 Pittsburgh 4 260 4 2 2 1 1 36 5 

8/22 @ New York Giants 1 67 0 0 0 1 1 52 3 

8/28 Detroit 1 65 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 

TOTALS 6 392 5 3 3 2 2 52 9

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[Injury Update] 


CONFERENCE CALL 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2015 

G Brandon Linder sprained his second toe on his left foot last night and was doing well when he came in 

this morning. Will continue to update you this week. DE Andre Branch had an MCL sprain and is likely to 

miss significant time at the beginning of the season. He is continuing the diagnostic process and we’ll 

keep you updated on how much time he may miss. WR Allen Robinson had a shoulder contusion last 

night. He came back in the game and will be day-to-day as we move forward. WR Allen Hurns had hip 

tightness and exited the game as a precautionary move. He will continue to be evaluated and is day-today. 

His workload will likely be modified this week. TE Clay Harbor had a minor ankle sprain last night 

and was feeling much better this morning. 

S James Sample (forearm) went through warm-ups last night and is progressing back. OT Josh Wells had 

surgery to repair his thumb and is continuing to rehab. 

The following players are progressing with their rehab: WR Marqise Lee (hamstring), WR Greg Jenkins 

(high ankle sprain), RB Toby Gerhart (lower abdominal strain), CB Peyton Thompson (hamstring), CB 

Demetrius McCray (knee), LB LaRoy Reynolds (knee) and WR Neal Sterling (hamstring).] 

(Opening statement) “I had a chance to watch the tape as a staff and we just had some personnel 

meetings, so I had a chance to go through some of the players and the performances and evaluate the 

game itself.” 

(How big of a loss is Andre Branch?) “It’s a tough one on us. The time frame that we’re looking at, I’m 

not sure. I know it’s going to be where he’s not ready for the first game. Guys will step up, but it’s always 

tough when you lose a guy like that. He was playing well in training camp. He actually started off, I think 

he had seven or eight plays and he had a couple tackles in those first plays. He started off playing pretty 

well. It’s always tough, but we’ve always said that you can never have enough rushers. Some guys will 

have to step up.” 

(Who will replace Andre Branch?) “An ideal situation would be Chris Clemons on third down and get him 

some reps on first and second down. Ryan Davis right now is another third down, some reps on first and 

second down. I think it would be a situation where we’d look at Chris Smith as first and second down






Leo. That’s going to be an option. We always threw out (Dan) Skuta as a possibility, especially on rushing 

opportunities.” 

(Do you anticipate looking outside to replace Andre Branch?) “I have not talked to Dave (Caldwell). We 

did talk about personnel, but we didn’t get into those discussions. We did talk about possibilities and all 

of the options that could play out in front of us. The ones I just talked about, whether we do anything 

with Skuta or not, that’s still up in the air. I think we’re just laying out all of the possibilities. We didn’t 

get to going outside.” 

(On injuries impacting playing time for first team offense and defense in Week 4 of the preseason) “I 

think what we’ll look at is the total number of plays. One thing to look at offensively, I think they had 

close to 50 plays last night. They had 35 plays and then another 20 or so. Our first team offense has had 

a lot of plays so far in the preseason. I think that will go into consideration to how much they’ll play 

going into this game. Same defensively, not as many players as the first team offense, but we’ll look at 

their play count compared to what they’ve had in the past.” 

(How did the offensive line play?) “Pretty well. I think as we looked at it, we separated by first group and 

the second group. The first group did pretty well. I think we’re seeing pretty good progress from Luke 

(Joeckel) the past three weeks. One of the issues in the past has been the power, the speed to power. 

He had a couple of them last night and the week before and you’re seeing him making really good 

improvement on that, as well as the whole offensive line. I thought (Brandon) Linder had a good game 

up until his toe. The whole group, I thought, especially the first group, played pretty well. Another game 

without giving up a sack. I thought that was good. In the second group, the guy that really stood out was 

(Tyler) Shatley. Shatley played 71 plays in the game and really did a nice job through the whole game. 

I’m really pleased with the offensive line and their production.” 

(On how Stefen Wisniewski handled the week of preparation after being named starter) “I thought he 

did well. I think he may have had one mental last night, a communication error that came up. For the 

most part, exactly how we anticipated. He had great command of the offensive line and control and the 

checks and everything that was on his plate. He did a nice job.” 

(On Tyler Shatley’s role going forward) “We anticipate Linder to be back. We talked last week about 

Bowanko being that sixth guy in the offensive line, playing multiple positions. I think you could throw 

Shatley into that conversation who could be that guy as well. We’ll see how it plays out. Between A.J. 

(Cann), Luke (Bowanko) and Shatley, those guys, I think who would be the next guy up among those 

three are the guys that are in consideration.” 

(To what can you attribute the offensive line’s success?) “First and foremost, I think the guys that played 

a lot last year – Luke Joeckel, Linder, Zane Beadles – we’ve seen really good improvement from them. I 

think that year of experience helped them, especially Luke and Linder. The players did great work in the 

offseason and improved there. I think the acquisition, to bring guys in like Wisniewski and Jermey 

Parnell has really, really helped us as an offensive line group. Their experience and professionalism has 

brought a certain standard to that group. That’s been very good. On top of that, the scheme. (Greg) Oly, 

the scheme he brought in, the conviction. It’s a definite system and these guys have really worked hard 

and studied and done a good job of buying into that. Now, Doug Marrone and Luke Butkus. I think those






two guys have really worked well together. They’ve both really challenged the offensive line, although I 

think it’s an offensive line that has a little bit of a chip on their shoulder. All of those factors. All of them 

deserve credit, but it is the preseason, we still have a ways to go, Luke and Doug together combined 

have been a big part of the success that we’ve had so far in the preseason.” 

(It’s been two weeks since Julius Thomas and Johnathan Cyprien [were injured]. Are they on track [to 

return] soon, or by the first Wednesday of the regular season?) “[The medical staff will] take a look at it, 

where it’s an MRI, and see where we’re at. Hopefully we get that sometime this week, and then we’ll 

have a better idea. But everything points to that they’re making really good progress.” 

(… You guys are looking at having Tyson (Alualu) at the three-technique early in the season. What does 

that mean? [Does that suggest] that Sen’Derrick (Marks) is not going to be ready?) “We look at it and 

think, ‘OK, let’s say Sen’Derrick is ready, up and ready to go. OK, then here is how we’re going to play it 

out.’ I think if that was the case, then you would see Sen’Derrick in there with Jared (Odrick) at the big 

end, and then Tyson would rotate in there. But if Sen’Derrick is not capable or ready to play, then what 

would be our options? Tyson would be in there. Sen’Derrick, he’s passed his tests, he’s ready for the 

next stage. How much he can progress the next couple of weeks is a little bit of an unknown the way it’s 

brought to my mind. I’m sure he was saying that just to say if he’s not ready, we’re ready to go. We feel 

good about Tyson being in there.” 

(Do you think it’s overly-optimistic to expect (Sen’Derrick) Marks, at this point, to be ready for earlyseason 

work?) “It’s tough to say. I don’t want to take away his spirit of thinking that it could. There are 

some barriers that we have to overcome to get him to that point, but in his mind he’s going to be ready, 

and in our doctor and trainer’s mind he’s going to be ready. He’s got a shot, and that’s just what we’re 

going off of. But is it a challenge, [an] uphill battle? Yes, it is.” 

(Is there any way you could be a little more specific in terms of how long you guys are expecting [Andre] 

Branch out? Is this something where you’re thinking first month, for sure? Or first eight games?) “I wish I 

could help you. What they told me is that it’s an MCL sprain and that he could miss significant time. 

That’s a question that I have to ask. We’ll find out more. I know he has to go through the diagnostic 

process stuff until they get all that information. But I’m just going off of pretty much the same thing as 

you, [that Branch could miss] significant time.” 

(The return game has come up big for you in all three of these games. Nick Marshall had a big return last 

night on the punt. Are you getting a sense that the return game – kickoff and punt – could be a real 

asset for you guys this year?) “We’re starting to look at our options and who we have. Even Rashad 

(Greene) last night, I think he had one return that didn’t jump out but it was for nine yards. We’re 

getting more and more locked in to the possibility of who those guys could be, what they possess, and 

we’re excited about them. So, again, it’s preseason. We haven’t really schemed either as a special teams 

unit, so there are some unknowns out there. But I think as far as their talent level and what they bring, 

we’re pretty excited.” 

(You guys have had multiple guys break pretty good returns – Denard (Robinson), Corey (Grant) joining 

Rashad (Greene), and Nick (Marshall). What does that say about the consistency of the blocking that 

you’re getting) “That part is good. I think someone asked a question last week, ‘do we have more core






guys?’ The number of core guys, is it getting up to the six or seven range? It is. I think that benefits all 

special teams units. I think you have guys that you can count on and they’re getting a lot of reps at it and 

they’re getting good. I would attribute it to that.” 

(How much will these injuries impact the first round of cuts?) “I don’t know. I don’t think too much. We 

have to make some tough decisions. I wouldn’t say it has a heavy bearing on it.” 

(Why does the offensive line have a chip on their shoulder?) “First of all, I don’t like to talk much about 

how we need to develop a chip on our shoulder or anything like that. I think what took place last year 

with some of these guys with the number of sacks, they felt like that’s not them. That’s now how they 

want to be represented. I think that really motivated them in the offseason. I know it motivated us to 

continue to look how we can improve it and make it more competitive there. They want to be coached 

hard, they want precision and they’re demanding it in many ways because they don’t want to go 

through something like that again. That’s probably a little bit of the chip on their shoulder, I’m guessing. 

The other part, the run game. I thought Luke Joeckel did a really nice job in the run game at the tackle 

spot. You’re seeing glimpses of it. It’s much improved, but I still think that working up to the second level 

and things like that at times in the preseason, we can get better at that. I think it’s a combination: 

working up the second level, running backs are doing a pretty good job seeing it. I think T.J. did alright 

for his first game. It will continue to be a work in progress.” 

(After reviewing the tape, was there anything that stood out to you about Blake Bortles?) “I think what 

stood out for me overall was I think on third down, when Blake was in there, we were 10-of-12 as a unit. 

To be that efficient, to be that poised in the pocket and the decision making that comes with it really 

stands out. He made good decisions, good consistency and made some good decisions with where to go 

with the ball. I think that stood out in terms of Blake.”







JAGUARS VS. DETROIT LIONS 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015 

(Opening statement) “I know we have a lot of things to cover in a period of time. Starting off offensively 

I thought we had a pretty good night. Again, it is preseason matchups and things like that all taken into 

account, but still felt like we executed pretty well. First team offense was ten for twelve on third down, 

320 yards in net offense. It just felt good moving the ball. I know we stalled the one time down there on 

a fourth down and we went for it. It may have been a situation where we kicked a field goal but we 

wanted to be aggressive in that situation. All in all I thought that first offensive drive really showcased 

some things. There was some adversity in there, we had a holding penalty in the red zone and we fought 

back but different guys made big plays. Marcedes made a big play, Allen Hurns made a big play, Blake 

made a big play and it was really spread out. Again, I think the offensive line to go that many plays and I 

don’t think they gave up a sack, I’m not sure the first team offensive line. It was very good by the 

offense. Defensively we had some spurts, we played some good ball, first two series got them off the 

field but then the explosive plays; the long pass. We’re trying to find different ways to create pressure. 

Came up with a new pressure, trying to get some different guys coming. We wanted to see the 

effectiveness of guys blitzing. We brought pressure, didn’t get to them and they completed a pass to 

Golden Tate. It was a beautifully thrown pass and we’ve got to take advantage of our opportunities in 

that situation but we’ve got to at least capture those explosive plays. I think the long run too was 

disappointing to me when we had them in a backed-up situation. It was a defense that is heavy oriented 

to the run, we spilled it, it got outside and we just didn’t make a play. I think there was enough good 

things to build on defensively but we’ve just got to eliminate those. The defense knows that, they 

players feel it and we can get those things corrected, is my hope. Special teams some good things, 

players showed up. Nick Marshall showed up. I thought we did a pretty good job with coverage as well.” 

(Injury update) “I have Brandon Linder, left toe. I think he could have come back and played we just 

chose not to. Andre Branch we will get an MRI on his knee. We’ve got our fingers crossed on that one. I 

think we’ll see with that. I know he was walking around a little bit in the training room. Allen Robinson 

returned to the game, Allen Hurns just had some hip tightness so we chose to keep him out in the 

second half, and then Clay Harbor, ankle. We’ll see how he is but other than that I think we came out in 

pretty good shape.”






(Have you seen enough from the first team offense to not play them this week?) “We’ll discuss that 

tomorrow. We’ll take a look at it. I know last year we played a little bit, not too much, but we’ll have 

that discussion tomorrow and let you know.” 

(How encouraging was third and fourth and third and second?) “It was encouraging and there were 

parts where we caught the ball underneath, under the sticks, and guys made plays and got the first 

down yardage. I think Blake is playing with a lot of good poise right now. He looks to me like he’s very 

well-prepared, he understands what he needs to do and the poise, the offensive line I mean how much 

credit can you give them right now for what they did tonight and what they’ve done all preseason. 

They’ve done a really good job giving him time and he’s taken advantage of it.” 

(On T.J. Yeldon with 8-10 touches) “Yeah we thought anywhere between 8-10 touches we were hoping 

for. I thought he did a nice job on a catch and made a guy miss, scored a touchdown although it was 

close but a great lesson. We’d rather have him score a touchdown and learn the lesson about ball 

security. I think it was a good start for him although the stats didn’t show it.” 

(Surprised with first team offense?) “Yeah I think I’m pleased. Again, it’s preseason and the game 

planning will start in a couple of weeks, teams will look at matchups and try to attack us in different 

ways but you give the offense credit for going out there and executing. The protection and rush is there 

and we’re protecting really well so I am pleased, but we still have quite a ways to go yet. The run game, I 

don’t think we’ve had a run game yet where we’ve had over a hundred yards in a preseason game. We 

need to keep going and work on that as well.” 

(Yeldon said he learned his lesson about jumping. Is that not what you want?) “Not down there. On that 

short of the goal line he’s going to meet someone. The ball security I said earlier for him to learn that 

valuable lesson, score a touchdown and learn the lesson, we’ll take it. It could have been a lot worse but 

invaluable the number of carries he had and what he learned.” 

(Will Blake be able to expand on mobility this season?) “We’re going to go through those. I think there’s 

a time and a place. He is tough, he is a competitor but make decisions on when to go down, when to get 

the extra yards based on situations, so we’ll have those conversations. He’s just got to be smart and 

make good decisions.” 

(On not having takeaways in three games) “I would like to think matchups would give us but you get 

some tips and overthrows, you get pressure on the quarterback. I thought our tackling at times looked a 

little sloppy because guys were going for the ball. Usually the first guy tackles, second guy goes in. I saw 

sometimes where guys were going for the ball on the first time, so they’re going for it and we’ll get our 

opportunities. It is a little discouraging. You’d like to get the ball out on interceptions but we’ll just keep 

working.”






(On zero sacks tonight) “That’s what we were looking at tonight, and then with losing Branch I think 

that’s where we looked at and said let’s try some different types of pressure, see who can create some 

pressure for us. We brought Skuta on the one that was the long pass so we’re just trying to find out 

different ways. You saw some interior blitzing, you saw some edge blitzing and this is the time to do 

that, in the preseason. How can we create pressure? Last week we didn’t bring much pressure. We sat 

back, played coverage and did good this week we’re trying to bring a little bit more pressure and see 

how the defense would respond.” 

(Do you have guys here if Branch is out a while?) “I do. I think that we might have to get creative in some 

of the things that we do and we did that last year. We’ll see how Branch is but if we get him going and 

Chris Clemons and Ryan Davis I think those three on third downs can give us some pressure. It’s that first 

and second down. Can we create enough pressure and affect the quarterback enough to get some 

turnovers? I think that’s legit.” 

(On Bryan Walters) “It’s real hard because you trust him. Quarterbacks trust him, you know where he’s 

going to be, runs great routes, extremely competitive and has done everything that we’ve asked of him. 

He’s also got the ability as a returner where you know what you’re going to get from him. He’s had 

experience doing that, so he’s really done a good job with the reps he’s had.”






QB Blake Bortles 

JAGUARS PLAYERS 

JAGUARS VS. LIONS 

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2015 

(On third down efficiency) “It was really good. I think we were ten-for-twelve with the ones, so I think it 

was great. It’s just a tribute to preparation—kind of knowing what to expect on a third down. Guys 

doing a good job upfront; I think the guys had a good understanding of it. Guys ran good routes and we 

were able to move the chains.” 

(On if he feels like he might be running too much) “Definitely. You want to be able to take care of 

yourself as a quarterback and limit the hits. So when you do take off and run, you want to get out of 

bounds or get down. We do have a goal we want to get two or three first downs a game running, so 

anytime you get a chance as a quarterback to pick up a first down on the ground, it helps out 

tremendously.” 

(On if how encouraged he is with the offense even with missing key players like Julius Thomas) “I think it 

is a tribute to everybody and to the slack that everybody has picked up with him being gone. That room 

(tight ends) specifically, Clay (Harbor) and Marcedes (Lewis). Nic Jacobs had a couple of big catches. So 

they have done a really good job picking up the slack, because obviously, he is a tremendous player and 

you miss him when he’s not there. But I think the other guys in that room have done a really good job.” 

(On if he thinks he has set a good enough foundation in the first three preseason games and how he 

feels about sitting out the last preseason game) “I think we have done some good things as a unit. I 

would obviously like to play and get as many reps as possible, but that’s his (Coach Gus Bradley) call in 

the end, so whatever he says goes. I’ll go into this week and prepare just like I have the previous three 

weeks.” 

(On his mechanics and if he thinks he has improved) “Continuing to do it; continuing to create that 

muscle memory is the only way to make it permanent. Doing it in games and live reps is the only way to 

get it to stick. I think it has been good so far, so I have to stay after it, stay on top of it.” 

(On if he is more impressed with scoring drives or lack of turnovers) “I think both. I think both have been 

impressive. I think the drives we have been able to put together not only this week, but the previous 

two. Show the toughness, show that in the end, this is who we want to be…to be a run first team. 

Obviously, tonight we had a big emphasis on converting on third down, that was impressive. But guys






have done a really good job with securing the ball, with breaking up a couple of bad throws that could 

have been picks. So both of those have been high notes. ” 

(On how he thinks the offense has progressed) “I really didn’t know what to expect. I knew what I saw in 

camp and I thought the guys looked really good as a unit. We did some really good stuff in camp and 

obviously had three opportunities now to showcase that against an opponent. I think every time, the 

guys have stepped up to the challenge. The offensive line has been unbelievable…no sacks tonight, 

which is awesome. Guys have really battled and it’s been impressive and fun to be a part of.” 

RB Storm Johnson 

(On the run game) “It was raining, it was a sloppy night, but we got the job done. There were a couple of 

running lanes, a couple of holes that we missed, but we’ll work it out, watch it on film and get better at 

it.” 

(On the upcoming roster cuts) “That’s nothing I can control. You have to ask the coaches about that 

one. I don’t cut people, so I can’t worry about it.” 

TE Marcedes Lewis 

(On Blake Bortles and his performance) “He’s our leader out there on the field. His heart, man, he’s out 

there running, breaking tackles, sliding and somebody comes in and hits him late, he just tosses the ball 

to them and it’s like, ‘I’m going to be right back.’ He has that attitude like, “If we don’t get it this play,’ 

he is in the huddle saying, ‘We’re going to get it right back.’” 

RB Denard Robinson 

(On offensive efficiency) “I think last week we showed that we could get down the field. This week we 

finished it. That’s the biggest thing, you want to finish drives and finish drives in the end zone – not just 

a field goal; we want to finish in the end zone. Even though we love Scobee, we want to finish in the end 

zone.” 

(On Blake Bortles’ third down efficiency) “Credit goes to the offensive line. They did a great job blocking 

guys and taking care of the guys behind them. He made plays and the guys outside were catching the 

ball. So we were clicking today as an offense. I think we had a great game but we just have to finish it.” 

(On getting better all around) “I think you can always get better. That’s one thing that I think for sure – 

you can always get better. Just finishing games, we’ve got to finish the games.” 

(On the running game) “Credit to [Detroit]. They played great up front and their front seven played well. 

They came to the ball and guys were coming down the D-line, so credit goes to them but we just have to 

do better up front. We need to do better running the ball. We need to break through arm tackles and do 

different things to make us have success running it.” 

DE Jared Odrick






(On facing three talented offenses in the preseason thus far) “I don’t look at it that way. I look at it as 

every week we have a challenge ahead of us. We have another team coming into our home, or we’re 

going there, and we have to be able to stop professional football players from doing their jobs. We have 

to do it better than what they do. So the thing is, I don’t look at the caliber of offense and say, ‘Well this 

is a better offense, so it’s a better test.’ There are talented guys. There’s parity all across. You need to 

bring it every game no matter what ranked offense it is.” 

C Stefen Wisniewski 

(On improved offensive line play) “I think we’ve just been getting better every day. Across the board – 

tackles, guards, myself – we’ve been working hard. You can see a lot of improvement from the 

beginning of camp to now in our pass protection technique. I think it’s showing out there.” 

(On the lack of production in the run game) “I think it was just a block here, a block there. We really 

should’ve done better than that. We’ll watch the tape and see exactly what it was but it was definitely 

disappointing.” 

(On Blake Bortles’ performance) “He certainly played like a quarterback beyond his years. He played 

better than what we expect of a second-year guy. That’s awesome though. You can tell he’s really 

learning the game well and has made a lot of strides from his first year to this year.” 

RB T.J. Yeldon 

(On building on his first game experience) “I was just anxious to get out there. It was a long seven 

months since I played last time. Since I got in the game, I can get out there next week and see what I can 

do to get better.” 

(On the goal-line carry?) “Never to jump again. (laughter) It was a ‘Welcome to the NFL’ [moment]. I got 

a touchdown. It was ugly, but I still got a touchdown.” 

(On his first NFL experience) “It felt pretty good finally getting a chance to play after a couple of months 

having not been able to play since college. It felt good. I got a little adjusted to the game speed. I have 

stuff to improve on, so I’m going to watch film and see what I can do to improve.” 

(On how the finger is doing) “Yeah, it’s feeling pretty good. I got the little cast to cover it up, but it didn’t 

hurt when I did that. It’s still getting better. I’ll get a little more treatment on it.” 

(On getting ready for the next game) “Yeah, I’m excited. [I’m] looking forward to next week to see what I 

can do against the [Washington] Redskins.”

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS at WASHINGTON REDSKINS

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