News: Jaguars K Josh Scobee, who kicked the game-winning field goal last time Jacksonville took the field in Week 6, didn't get a chance to play hero in Week 8 against the Titans. In fact, he didn't get to do much in a 30-13 loss. Scobee attempted no field goals and made just 1 of 2 extra points. He had his second attempt blocked in the third quarter.

Analysis: Scobee has a total of six points in his last three games and has been held to one or zero points in two of those outings. We aren't sure what to expect from Scobee on a weekly basis since Jacksonville is one of those team's hovering around .500. They are definitely unpredictable. They have a favorable matchup in Week 9 against the Chiefs, so consider Scobee a bye-week Fantasy replacement

News: Jacksonville K Josh Scobee hit the game-winning field goal on Sunday in the team's Week 6 win over the Rams. Scobee drilled a 36-yarder seven minutes into the overtime period, capping a 13-play drive. He atoned for a miss he had during regulation from 58 yards out.

Analysis: Scobee has only five points over the past two weeks as the team was shut out in Week 5 at Seattle. He is a solid kicker usually but the Jags have struggled to put up points at times this season. The Jags are on a bye in Week 7 then face a poor defense at Tennessee in Week 8

News: Jaguars K Josh Scobee did not attempt a field goal or kick an extra point Week 5 at Seattle.

Analysis: Scobee is 8 for 10 kicking field goals so far this season but simply didn't get a chance to attempt one Week 5 as the Jaguars' offense was stymied by the Seahawks' defense. The Jaguars head for Week 6 and host the lowly Rams, so Scobee should make up for this zero. Think of him as a viable Fantasy option for that contest

News: Jaguars RB Rashad Jennings totaled three carries for 8 yards during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. He also had one catch for 1 yard. Jennings is up to 18 carries for 68 yards in six games.

Analysis: Jennings has managed more than three carries just once in 2009 when he got mop-up duty in Week 4 against Tennessee. As long as Maurice Jones-Drew is healthy, Jennings will only get a few touches per game. He is not worth owning in Fantasy as anything more than a handcuff option for MJD owners. The Jaguars play the Chiefs in Week 9

News: Jacksonville RB Rashad Jennings got a carry and made a catch in Week 6 against the Rams. The run went for 2 yards and the catch lost 3 yards.

Analysis: Jennings has done practically nothing the past two weeks and is at best just a handcuff for Maurice Jones-Drew. He is not worth using in any format. The Jags are on a bye Week 7 then take on Tennessee in Week 8

Rashad Jennings rushed one time for two yards in Sunday's win. Jennings also caught one pass, but it went for negative three yards. He saw just a handful of snaps with Maurice Jones-Drew dominating the Rams' defense.

Even though the Chargers may have temporarily lost two starting offensive linemen to injury, the organization felt as though it got a lucky break this week. Before the season, the Chargers cut veteran Kynan Forney to make way for rookie Louis Vasquez at right guard. Forney ended up signing with Jacksonville, which released Dennis Norman at the end of training camp to make room. On Thursday, the Chargers signed Norman.The Chargers feel as though they ended up with the better end of the swap. Norman...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed Forney and safety Brian Russell to fill out their 53-man roster.

Impacts: Forney, a 6-foot-3, 302-pound veteran, has started 88 games at right guard. He spent seven seasons with Atlanta - he was a Pro Bowl alternate in 2005 - before joining San Diego in 2008. The Chargers released him last week.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky The Jaguars did some roster tinkering Tuesday, adding veteran offensive lineman Kynan Forney and veteran safety...

Jacksonville Jaguars OT Tra Thomas (knee) missed the team’s practice Thursday, Oct. 15, but he will likely be ready for Week 6.

Jacksonville Jaguars TE Zach X. Miller (knee) and OT Tra Thomas (back) did not participate in practice Wednesday, Sept. 9.

Tra Thomas took a few steps into the drizzling rain, looked up at the gray sky and nearly jumped out of his cleats when lightning crackled overhead.

Thomas led the Jaguars with four receptions for 55 yards in Sunday's loss to the Titans.

Spin: He also received a carry for seven yards against the Titans. Thomas isn't much of a fantasy option playing behind Mike Sims-Walker and Torry Holt in what should be a run-first offense, but he does have 11 receptions for 107 yards in his last two games.Tue, Nov 3

News: Jaguars WR Mike Thomas totaled a team-high four catches for 55 yards during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. He was targeted six times and had a long reception of 25 yards. He also had one carry for 7 yards. Thomas has 18 catches for 176 yards on the season, with all coming in the last five games.

Analysis: The rookie from Arizona is starting to become a regular in the Jaguars' passing game. However, he still isn't breaking free for big gains and his numbers are quite modest for Fantasy purposes. Thomas has little to no Fantasy value heading into Week 9 against the Chiefs

Mike Thomas led the Jaguars with four receptions and 55 yards against the Titans in Week 8. Thomas played well out of the slot and was an effective weapon as a kickoff returner, chipping in 145 yards. The rookie has 11 catches in the past two weeks and is becoming a bigger part of the offense.

News: Jaguars QB Luke McCown failed to complete either of his two pass attempts during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. McCown played on the team's final drive after Jacksonville pulled starter David Garrard in a 30-13 loss.

Analysis: McCown will remain second on the team's depth chart as long as Garrard is healthy. Don't plan on using McCown in Fantasy Week 9. The Jaguars take on the Chiefs

McCown appeared in Sunday's blowout loss to the Seahawks, completing his only pass for two yards.

Spin: Fantasy owners should not be too worried about a quarterback controversy in Jacksonville for now, though if the team continues to look anything like they did on Sunday, McCown may be thrown in to shake up the team.Mon, Oct 12

News: Jacksonville QB Luke McCown came on in relief of David Garrard late in the game Week 5 at Seattle. He went 1 for 1 in the game for 2 yards.

Analysis: McCown is not expected to take over for Garrard Week 6 even though Garrard was not too impressive against the Seahawks. McCown should remain unowned across the board

News: Jaguars RB Rashad Jennings totaled three carries for 8 yards during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. He also had one catch for 1 yard. Jennings is up to 18 carries for 68 yards in six games.

Analysis: Jennings has managed more than three carries just once in 2009 when he got mop-up duty in Week 4 against Tennessee. As long as Maurice Jones-Drew is healthy, Jennings will only get a few touches per game. He is not worth owning in Fantasy as anything more than a handcuff option for MJD owners. The Jaguars play the Chiefs in Week 9

News: Jacksonville RB Rashad Jennings got a carry and made a catch in Week 6 against the Rams. The run went for 2 yards and the catch lost 3 yards.

Analysis: Jennings has done practically nothing the past two weeks and is at best just a handcuff for Maurice Jones-Drew. He is not worth using in any format. The Jags are on a bye Week 7 then take on Tennessee in Week 8

Rashad Jennings rushed one time for two yards in Sunday's win. Jennings also caught one pass, but it went for negative three yards. He saw just a handful of snaps with Maurice Jones-Drew dominating the Rams' defense.

Jacksonville Jaguars OG Maurice Williams (knee) was limited during practice Friday, Nov. 6. He is listed as probable for Week 9 and is expected to play.

Jacksonville Jaguars OG Maurice Williams (knee) was limited during the team’s practice Thursday, Nov. 5, but he could play Week 9.

Jaguars.com reports Jacksonville Jaguars OG Maurice Williams (knee) was limited during practice Wednesday, Nov. 4.

John Clayton, of ESPN.com, reports the Jacksonville Jaguars have agreed to a contract extension with OT Jordan Black, according to a source. The new contract could keep Black with Jacksonville through the 2011 season. Under the terms of the new contract, Black will make $3.65 million over the next three seasons and has a chance to make another $1.8 million in incentives, according to the source.

The Jaguars and backup tackle Jordan Black agreed on a contract extension Thursday that could lead to the departure of one of Black's teammates.The team, which will run through 2011, will make $3.65 million over three years.  He could make...

Jaguars signed reserve OT Jordan Black to a two-year contract extension. Black will make $3.65 million over the next three years, with another $1.8 million available in incentives. Locking up Black is an indication that Tony Pashos or Tra Thomas will not be on the final roster.Source: ESPN.com

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Tight end Ernest Wilford got what appeared to be a ridiculous taunting penalty in...

News: Jaguars TE Ernest Wilford hauled in two catches for 18 yards during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. He was targeted five times and his longest catch went 13 yards. Wilford came into the game with just three catches for 43 yards in six games.

Analysis: Wilford has made the transition in tight end after being a wide receiver earlier in his career. If Wilford ever finds his form, he could do some serious damage in Fantasy since he used to be a 500-yard threat. Those are definitely nice numbers for a tight end. However, Wilford has little Fantasy value until further notice. The Jaguars play the Chiefs in Week 9

News: Jacksonville TE Ernest Wilford had one catch in the team's Week 6 win over the Rams. He gained one yard on the reception.

Analysis: Wilford plays just a minor role in the Jaguars offense and has no Fantasy value heading into the team's bye in Week 7

Sims-Walker was held to two catches for nine yards Sunday in the Jaguars' 30-13 loss at Tennessee.

Impacts: This was a very disappointing result for Sims-Walker considering he was facing one of the league's worst pass defense. It was also the only game since the season opener that he's failed to record 80 receiving yards. Expect him to bounce back next week considering the chemistry he seems to have developed with quarterback David Garrard.

News: It was a tough game for Jaguars WR Mike Sims-Walker in a Week 8 loss to the Titans. Jacksonville's top receiver was held to two catches for 9 yards. He was targeted just three times. Sims-Walker had managed six or more catches in his previous four games.

Analysis: It didn't help Sims-Walker that Tennessee got back their top cornerback -- Cortland Finnegan -- in Week 8. Finnegan was out three games with a hamstring issue. A few other issues contributed to Sims-Walker's bad week, but we don't yet see it being as a long-term problem. Jacksonville really likes what the 6-2, 214-pound UCF product brings to the table. Consider Sims-Walker a viable Fantasy WR for Week 9 as the Jags play the Chiefs, who rank near the bottom in pass defense

Mike Sims-Walker was held to just nine yards on two receptions against the Titans in Week 8. Though he was targeted just three times, Sims-Walker wasn't shadowed by Cortland Finnegan. David Garrard simply couldn't generate a passing attack. Expect him to bounce back against the Chiefs' poor-tackling secondary in Week 9.

Thomas led the Jaguars with four receptions for 55 yards in Sunday's loss to the Titans.

Spin: He also received a carry for seven yards against the Titans. Thomas isn't much of a fantasy option playing behind Mike Sims-Walker and Torry Holt in what should be a run-first offense, but he does have 11 receptions for 107 yards in his last two games.Tue, Nov 3

News: Jaguars WR Mike Thomas totaled a team-high four catches for 55 yards during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. He was targeted six times and had a long reception of 25 yards. He also had one carry for 7 yards. Thomas has 18 catches for 176 yards on the season, with all coming in the last five games.

Analysis: The rookie from Arizona is starting to become a regular in the Jaguars' passing game. However, he still isn't breaking free for big gains and his numbers are quite modest for Fantasy purposes. Thomas has little to no Fantasy value heading into Week 9 against the Chiefs

Mike Thomas led the Jaguars with four receptions and 55 yards against the Titans in Week 8. Thomas played well out of the slot and was an effective weapon as a kickoff returner, chipping in 145 yards. The rookie has 11 catches in the past two weeks and is becoming a bigger part of the offense.

News: Jaguars WR Tiquan Underwood, DB Rashean Mathis, DB Sean Considine, DB Brian Witherspoon, LB Bryan Smith and DL Greg Peterson have all been ruled inactive for Week 8 at Tennessee.

Analysis: Mathis is a pretty important defender for the Jags, but he is currently out battling a finger injury. He is worth starting as a low-end Fantasy DB when healthy. Most of the other players are reserves and have little to no Fantasy appeal. Keep them reserved for Week 8

Jaguars have declared WR Tiquan Underwood, LB Adam Seward, DL Greg Peterson, OT Jordan Black, LB Justin Durant, OG Maurice Williams, CB Scott Starks, and SS Sean Considine inactive for Sunday's game against the Rams. Williams seems to have fallen out of favor on the Jags' offensive line. The injury-prone Starks is out with a groin injury, and Durant is dealing with a hip injury.

News: Tiquan Underwood, Ernest Wilford, Montell Owens and Greg Jones all failed to record a stat Week 5 at Seattle.

Analysis: None of these players have any Fantasy value. Continue to ignore them in all formats including Week 6 against Seattle

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Seahawks Player Released on Cutdown Pos. Current Team Capacity Brian Russell DB Jaguars Active Roster Marquis...

The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed free-agents G Kynan Forney and FS Brian Russell, the team announced Tuesday. The team released veteran OL Dennis Norman to make room for both players on their 53-man roster. Forney, 6-3, 302, is in his ninth NFL season and has appeared in 95 games with 88 starts at right guard. The 31-year-old Forney was released by the San Diego Chargers last week. Russell, 6-2, 210, is in his eighth NFL season and has played...

News: The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed guard Kynan Forney and safety Brian Russell to fill out their 53-man roster. The team also waived offensive lineman Dennis Norman on Tuesday.

Analysis: Russell, a 6-2, 210-pound veteran, has started 94 games for Minnesota, Cleveland and Seattle. He started all 16 games the last two seasons for Seattle. The Seahawks released him in final cuts. He has 484 career tackles and 16 interceptions. Russell was a fringe IDP player last season for Seattle, but can now be ignored in all Fantasy formats

Jacksonville Jagaurs CB Tyron Brackenridge (illness) missed the team’s practice Friday, Oct. 16. He is listed as probable for Week 6, and he might play in the game.

Jacksonville Jaguars CB Tyron Brackenridge (illness) missed the team’s practice Thursday, Oct. 15, but he will likely be ready for Week 6.

The Jaguars acquired Brackenridge off waivers from the New York Jets on Wednesday. He signed with the Jets on Feb. 19 and was waived Tuesday.

Impacts: Signed by Kansas City as an undrafted rookie in 2007, the 5-foot-11, 189-pound Brackenridge played in 14 games with the Chiefs the past two seasons. He had 20 tackles and two forced fumbles.

According to the Florida Times-Union, the Jaguars have decided to move defensive tackle Atiyyah Ellison to defensive end. Ellison will add depth aftet the loss of Reggie Hayward

Our View: Ellison will serve as the primary backup at end this weekend, and he would be first to come onto the fueld if someone would go down. He shouldn't have any fantasy value as a backup, but it will be ineresting to see how he adjusts.

Following the season-ending loss of DE Reggie Hayward, the Jaguars will use a 3-4 defense with Atiyyah Ellison at defensive end. John Henderson will be the other end and impressive rookie Terrance Knighton will be the full-time nose tackle. Quentin Groves and Derrick Harvey are the outside linebackers. The Jags used a lot of this alignment in Week 1 against the Colts, consistently stuffing Joseph Addai and Donald Brown.Source: Michael C. Wright on Twitter Related: John Henderson, Derrick Harvey, Quentin Groves

Following the season-ending loss of DE Reggie Hayward, the Jaguars will use a 3-4 defense with Atiyyah Ellison at defensive end. John Henderson will be the other end and impressive rookie Terrance Knighton will be the full-time nose tackle. Quentin Groves and Derrick Harvey are the outside linebackers. The Jags used a lot of this alignment in Week 1 against the Colts and consistently stuffed both Joseph Addai and Donald Brown.Source: Michael C. Wright on Twitter Related: John Henderson, Derrick Harvey, Quentin Groves

Durant racked up 16 tackles in Sunday's loss to the Titans.

Spin: Not a surprise, considering Tennessee dominated the line of scrimmage and was able to rush the ball 49 times. Durant is a decent option going forward if you're looking for tackles from the linebacker position.Tue, Nov 3

News: Jaguars LB Justin Durant totaled a team-high 16 tackles during a Week 8 loss to the Titans. It was his second double-digit tackle performance of the season as he ran his tackle totals to 51.

Analysis: Durant's biggest hurdle in his career has been staying healthy. He has missed a few games in 2009 and returned to the lineup in Week 9 after sitting out the last two contests. Durant is a good tackler, but he just doesn't fill the stat sheet. View him as a No. 2 or No. 3 Fantasy LB when healthy

Durant (hip) is not on the Jags' injury report and should assume his spot in the starting lineup Sunday against the Titans, the Florida Times-Union reports.

Spin: Durant has averaged seven tackles in the five games he has played, so now that he's past his bye week, he's worth a look if you need LB help.Thu, Oct 29

Jacksonville Jaguars DE Quentin Groves (thigh) and LB Daryl Smith (hip) practiced in full Friday, Sept. 18, and are listed as probable for the team’s Week 2 game.

Daryl Smith is probable for Week 2 against the Cardinals, according to the Arizona Republic. He has been dealing with a hip ailment.

Our View: Smith has great range and will be needed while contending with quarterback Kurt Warner and the defending NFC champs.

Jacksonville Jaguars DE Quentin Groves (thigh) and LB Daryl Smith (hip) were limited in the team’s practice Thursday, Sept. 17, and both should be ready for Week 2.

Allen had 10 tackles in the Jags' loss to Seattle on Sunday.

Spin: Allen stepped in admirably for Justin Durant (hip), and if Durant continues to miss time, Allen could be a decent IDP play.Mon, Oct 12

News: Jaguars LB Russell Allen led the team in tackles Week 5 at Seattle, more than doubling his previous total on the season. Allen had 10 tackles in the game after recording only four in the team's first four games.

Analysis: Allen came out of nowhere to put up big numbers Week 5 at Seattle. However, this one good game does not make him a viable Fantasy option. He should remain unowned Week 6 against Seattle unless he can duplicate this performance

CBSSports.com reports the Jacksonville Jaguars have placed CB Scott Starks (hamstring) on Injured Reserve, ending his 2009 season.

News: The Jacksonville Jaguars have been awarded fourth-year safety Anthony Smith off waivers from the St. Louis Rams. Jaguars CB Scott Starks was placed on injured reserve with a hamstring injury.

Analysis: Smith, 6-0, 200, has played in 48 games with 14 starts for the Pittsburgh Steelers and St. Louis, with career totals of 99 tackles, four interceptions and 23 special teams tackles. Smith played in two games for the Rams this season after being claimed off waivers, finishing with five tackles, before he was waived on November 5. Starks played in five of the first seven games for the Jaguars this season and had seven tackles and two special teams tackles. Neither player should be owned in any Fantasy leagues

News: Jacksonville DB Scott Starks has been ruled out of the team's Week 9 game against the Chiefs with a hamstring injury.

Analysis: Starks is not a relevant Fantasy player and can continue to be ignored in all Fantasy formats

Harvey had only one tackle and no sacks in the Jags' loss to the Cardinals on Sunday.

Spin:

Gene Frenette, of The Florida Times-Union, reports Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Jack Del Rio appears to be lowering his expectations for DL Derrick Harvey. Del Rio conceded Harvey may not be a player who registers a lot of sacks. "I think what's going to happen until people just understand, he's a big, strong, tough football player. And if people want to see, just because of where he was selected (in the draft), want to see the sexy sack monster, that's just not what he is…"

Harvey didn't see the field in the second half of Sunday's season-opening loss to the Colts.

Spin: While the Jags' coaches have noted that they haven't completely given up on Harvey, the fact that he didn't play in a half that also saw the absence of Reggie Hayward (broken leg) should give fantasy owners pause when considering him as an IDP play. The team's new reliance on a 3-4 scheme may also phase out Harvey.Tue, Sep 15

Jacksonville Jaguars LB Quentin Groves needs to have a strong second half this season, or he could find himself off the team during the offseason.

SI.com's Peter King and the National Football Post's Michael Lombardi both expect Jags OLB/DE Quentin Groves to be shopped at a reduced price this week. Groves is in the doghouse after missing the team charter to Seattle two games ago. Worse, he's struggled to adjust to the 3-4 defense, which the Jags have used heavily this season.Source: SI.com

Two Jacksonville players who got in hot water last week could possibly be former Jacksonville players by 4:00 p.m. ET Tuesday.For starters, it's common knowledge in league circles that the Jacksonville Jaguars are shopping Quentin Groves.Groves, a second-round pick in...

Jacksonville Jaguars OG Maurice Williams (knee) and LB Clint Ingram (ankle) were limited during practice Friday, Oct. 9. They are listed as probable for Week 5 and are expected to play.

Jacksonville Jaguars LB Clint Ingram (ankle) was limited in practice Thursday, Oct. 8. He is still not 100 percent and will probably play Week 5, but it will depend on how his injury comes around.

Clint Ingram was limited by an ankle injury on Thursday, according to the team.

Our View: Ingram has 16 tackles through four games so far, and is not a great IDP option.

Vito Stellino, of The Florida Times-Union, reports the Jacksonville Jaguars planned to play S Sean Considine (illness) Week 8, but Considine came down with the flu and did not play.

Jaguars S Sean Considine (groin) is expected to return to the lineup this week. It's unclear if Considine, who has missed the last three games, will get his starting job back from Gerald Alexander.Source: Florida Times Union

Jacksonville Jaguars S Sean Considine (groin) was limited in practice Friday, Oct. 16. He is listed as questionable for Week 6, and he might be held out for one more week.

Jaguars signed S Courtney Greene, formerly of the Seahawks. Greene was Seattle's seventh-round pick in April. He'll likely be asked to play special teams eventually, but seems unlikely to help on defense.Source: Michael C. Wright on Twitter

Courtney Greene suffered a knee injury in the team's final preseason game on Thursday, according to the Seattle Times.

Our View: No word yet on how serious it is, but any injury can't bode well for a seventh round draft pick trying to survive the final cut.

Seahawks signed seventh-round pick, S Courtney Greene, to a four-year contract according to Scout.com. The deal includes a $43,000 signing bonus.