Jacksonville Fl– Coach Rickie Simon Jr and Coach Tim Terry, two youth football coaches in Jacksonville were awarded two incredible gifts Sunday at the Jacksonville Jaguars home playoff game. Before the wild-card game which the Jaguars defeated the Buffao Bills 10-3, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Jacksonville Jaguars Owner Shahid Khan along with long time Jacksonville...Read More

The last time the Jacksonville Jaguars had a playoff home game Duval looked a little different than it does now.  The Jaguars defeated Miami 62-7 in the semifinals, and would go on to fall to the Tennessee Titans 33-14 in the AFC championship game. In High School sports around Northeast Florida we’ve always had very...Read More

Jacksonville, FL-  When you rush for 7,619 rushing yards and 88 rushing touchdowns in a High School Football career, you’re bound to have a lot of trophies. And Leonard Fournette, the 2017 first round draft pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars, was certainly the recipient of many different trophies in his football career growing up. As George Schroeder...Read More

With the fourth overall selection in the 2017 NFL Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Leonard Fournette, the freakishly talented runningback from LSU. Why is the word “freak” associated with Fournette you ask? Because he defies the laws of physics with his size and speed. At 6’0 feet and 240 pounds he has a very large...Read More

With the 3rd overall pick in the 2015 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars selected Dante Fowler Jr OLB from the University of Florida. Fowler was rated the #1 rated pass rusher by many draft analysis including NFL network’s Mike Mayock. At 6 foot 3 and 260 pounds, Fowler is a big and strong specimen. He...Read More

Jaguars great Maurice Jones Drew announced his retirement today after eight years in the league. Jones-Drew holds the Jaguar record for most career rushing touchdowns (68). A product of De La salle High School in California. Rivals.com named him as a four-star recruit and ranked him the No. 1 all-purpose back in the nation in 2003. At...Read More