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nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 04:12 PM

Week 5 Scores

Vikings (4-0) 27, Jets (2-3) 14

Cowboys (3-1) 43, Titans (4-1) 10
(DAL) Tony Romo 28-41 323 yds 3 TD
(DAL) Jason Witten 7 rec 102 yds TD
(DAL) Miles Austin 6 rec 51 yds 3 TD

Giants (1-4) 38, Texans (1-4) 31

Saints (4-1) 22, Cardinals (1-4) 7
(AZ) Carson Palmer 18-27 165 yds TD INT
(NO) Drew Brees 26-49 335 yds

Redskins (4-1) 31, Packers (3-2) 24

Broncos (2-3) 16, Ravens (3-2) 13 OT

Rams (3-2) 23, Lions (1-4) 13

Raiders (2-3) 24, Chargers (2-3) 22

49ers (1-4) 22, Eagles (3-2) 3

Falcons (3-2) 26, Browns (1-4) 23
(ATL) Matt Ryan 20-27 198 yds 2 TD

Colts (4-1) 31, Chiefs (2-2) 10

Bengals (2-3) 40, Buccaneers (2-2) 6
Matt Leinart goes off in first start as a Bengal
(CIN) Matt Leinart 29-39 382 yds TD
(CIN) Terrell Owens 5 rec 71 yds

Players of the Week
AFC
Offense: (CIN) QB Matt Leinart 29-39 382 yds TD
Defense: (OAK) CB Nnamdi Asomugha 3 INTs TD

NFC
Offense: (NYG) Eli Mannings 25-37 341 yds 4
Defense: (ATL) Sean Weatherspoon 11 tackles 2 sacks 2 FF

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 04:24 PM

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 04:43 PM

Kiper's Top 5 OT's

*Each week I will be giving a preview of the top 5 players at each position in the upcoming class

1.) James Carpenter 6'5" 300 lbs (Alabama)
- Carpenter is an absolute load at 6'5" 300 lbs. He has surprisingly good movement for such a big man. He played LT at Alabama last season but might be a better option for some teams at RT or at least while he develops. Look for Carpenter to fall somewhere in the first 15 picks

2.) Demarcus Love 6'5" 315 lbs
- Love played LT in college but he is being projected as a RT in the NFL. Love is a great run blocker with outstanding balance and strength. He however struggled at times in pass protection against the talented pass rushers of the SEC. He could move inside to guard if needed but will probably start off at RT. Love should go somewhere in the mid to late first round

3) Bo Thran 6'5" 281 lbs (Oregon)
- A bit undersized at 281, Thran makes up for it in athleticism. Thran is a hardworking lineman that shows great patience in pass protection and is quick off the snap. He however his footwork is a bit questionable and some wonder if how high his ceiling is. Thran though might end up being taken late in round 1 but for sure somewhere in round 2

4.) Marcus Gilbert 6'5" 320 lbs (Florida)
- Gilbert is one of the most experienced lineman in this draft as he has played or started most every game since becoming a Gator. He is very versatile to where he can play a number of position along the line. With his big frame he can develop into an NFL LT. Gilbert could be a guy grabbed late in the first or fall to mid 2nd depending on how impressive of a combine he has

5.) Anthony Castonzo 6'7" 308 lbs (Boston College)
- Just like Gilbert, Anthony Gastonzo has been a contributor since first stepping on campus. He has a nice large frame and moves well for such a big kid. Scouts would like to see him put on some more weight to fill out that 6'7" frame but Castonzo should hear his name in the 2nd round and give a team a nice young prospect to develop

NEXT WEEK: Top 5 OGs

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 09:10 PM

Week 6 Preview

Matchup Preview | October 17, 2010
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Tennessee Titans
(4-1, 1-1 Away) Jacksonville Jaguars
(5-0, 3-0 Home)
Injury Report
LG Leroy Harris
Broken Thumb (1 week) Maurice Jones-Drew
Broken Thumb (2 weeks)
C Fernando Velasco
Herniated Disk (1 week) SS Sean Considine
Herniated Disk (3 weeks)
Game Notes
This is a very important early season AFC South matchup. The Titans fell for the first time all season last week when they got walloped in Jerryworld 43-10 by the Cowboys. The Jags stayed undefeated after beating down the Bills. It would've been a matchup between two of the best RBs in the NFL but Jones-Drew is out with a broken thumb suffered last weekend against Buffalo. Instead the Titans with Chris Johnson should hold the edge on the ground. The question is can anyone stop this Jaguar team in the 4th quarter

Series Record: 20-15 Titans

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 09:41 PM

Another Game Another Big Jag 4th Quarter

This is starting to get downright ridiculous. Once again the undefeated Jacksonville Jaguars fell behind early, this time 17-0, only to put together a huge 4th quarter to get the win. The Tennessee Titans (4-2) looked unstoppable in the first half when they leaped to a 17-7 lead heading into the half. Chris Johnson shredded the Jaguar defense in the first quarter earning two TDs on runs of 57 yds and 1 yd. Rob Bironas tacked on a 21 yd FG early in the 2nd to make the lead 17. Then the star of the Jaguar defense this season, Rashean Mathis, stepped up again. The Titans were on the move again when Vince Young would attempt to throw a comeback pass to Kenny Britt. However Britt was late breaking and Mathis was there for his 6th interception on the season. That play seemed to be the changing point in the game as Young never quite looked comfortable again. The Jagaurs took advantage of the turnover driving all the way inside the redzone where Maurice Jones-Drew's replacement Rashad Jennings pounded it in from 2 yds out.

The 3rd quarter saw only a 29 yd FG by Scobee after a fumble recovery by Tyson Alualu who had 2 on the day. Both defenses were getting pressure on the QBs and neither running game was effective. However that all changed in the 4th. Another interception by Young once again lead to a Jagaur TD and started the 24 pt 4th qtr offensive explosion by Jacksonville. David Garrard took over the 4th finding Mike Sims-Walker behind coverage for a 24 yd TD and tie the game up at 17-17. A third interception thrown by Young, this one picked off by dime corner Scott Starks, started another Jacksonville TD drive. This time Garrard hit backup TE Ernest Wilford from 12 yds out for the go ahead TD. The Jags made it 31-17 at the 2:52 mark on a Garrard pass to Mike Thomas. It was Thomas's first TD reception of the season and Garrard's first 3 TD game of the year. The Titans tacked on a garbage time TD to Nate Washington and Scobee kicked another FG to put the final at 34-24.

The Jaguars now have a 2 game lead over the 4-2 Titans and Colts. The Jags are also the only undefeated team left in the NFL. They hit the road next week when the travel to Arrowhead Stadium to take on the 3-2 Kansas City Chiefs. They will still be without MJD but as seen Sunday they can win without him

Tennessee Titans at Jacksonville Jaguars
Oct 17, 2010	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Tennessee Titans (4-2)	14	3	0	7	24
Jacksonville Jaguars (6-0)	0	7	3	24	34

Team Stats Comparison
	TEN	JAC
Total Offense	446	344
Rushing Yards	134	155
Passing Yards	312	189
First Downs	14	19
Punt Return Yards	12	9
Kick Return Yards	147	74
Total Yards	606	427
Turnovers	4 (-4)	0 (+4)
3rd Down Converstion	6-13 (46%)	8-18 (44%)
4th Down Conversion	0-0 (0%)	2-2 (100%)
2-Point Conversion	0-0 (0%)	0-0 (0%)
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	2/1	3/2
Penalties	3-30	3-23
Posession Time	19:47	40:13

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		TEN	JAC
13:57	(TEN) C. Johnson, 57 yd run (Bironas kick)	7	0
6:59	(TEN) C. Johnson, 1 yd run (Bironas kick)	14	0
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		TEN	JAC
14:14	(TEN) R. Bironas, 21 yd FG	17	0
1:27	(JAC) R. Jennings, 2 yd run (Scobee kick)	17	7
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		TEN	JAC
12.31	(JAC) J. Scobee, 29 yd FG	17	10
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		TEN	JAC
14:47	(JAC) M. Sims-Walker 24 yd pass from D. Garrard (Scobee kick)	17	17
7:21	(JAC) E. Wilford 12 yd pass from D. Garrard (Scobee kick)	17	24
2:52	(JAC) M. Thomas 8 yd pass from D. Garrard (Scobee kick)	17	31
1:43	(JAC) J. Scobee, 23 yd FG	17	34
0:55	(TEN) N. Washington 24 yd pass from V. Young (Bironas kick)	24	34

Tennessee Titans
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
Vince Young	20/31	329	1	3
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Chris Johnson	19	107	5.6	2
Javon Ringer	4	19	4.7	0
Vince Young	1	8	8.0	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Nate Washington	5	121	24.2	1
Justin Gage	3	93	31.0	0
Bo Scaife	3	61	20.3	0
Ahmard Hall	3	10	3.3	0
Chris Johnson	3	8	2.6	0
Kenny Britt	2	16	8.0	0
Damian Williams	1	20	20.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Stephen Tulloch	9	0	0	0
Will Witherspoon	9	0	0	0
David Thornton	8	0	0	0
Jovan Haye	7	0	0	0
Jason McCourty	6	1	0	0
Tye Hill	5	0	0	0
Derrick Morgan	4	2	0	0
Michael Griffin	4	0	0	0
Tony Brown	1	1	0	0

Jacksonville Jaguars
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
David Garrard	21/36	223	3	0
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Rashad Jennings	27	124	4.5	1
Deji Karim	5	15	3.0	0
Greg Jones	3	15	5.0	0
David Garrard	2	1	0.5	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
Mike Thomas	5	69	13.8	1
Marcedes Lewis	5	53	10.6	0
Mike Sims-Walker	2	34	17.0	1
Troy Williamson	2	24	12.0	0
Ernest Wilford	2	23	11.5	1
Deji Karim	2	8	4.0	0
Greg Jones	2	4	2.0	0
Rashad Jennings	1	8	8.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
Teddy Lehman	7	0	0	0
Daryl Smith	7	0	0	0
Reggie Nelson	5	1	0	0
Terrance Knighton	4	0	1	0
Scott Starks	4	0	1	0
Justin Durant	4	0	0	0
Derek Cox	3	0	0	0
Kirk Morrison	3	0	0	0
Tyson Alualu	3	0	0	0
Rashean Mathis	3	0	1	0
Derrick Harvey	2	1	0	0
Aaron Kampman	1	1	0	0

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 09:53 PM

Week 6 Scores

Seahawks (1-4) 16, Bears (2-4) 13
Seahawks finally get a W
(SEA) Matt Hasselbeck 18-41 227 yds INT
(SEA) T. J. Houshmandzadeh 7 rec 98 yds
(CHI) Caleb Hanie 11-19 139 yds TD

Broncos (3-3) 33, Jets (2-4) 3
Tebow chants disappeared this weekend
(DEN) Kyle Orton 15-22 134 yds 2 TD INT
(DEN) Eddie Royal 3 rec 27 yds 2 TD

Steelers (3-2) 30, Browns (1-5) 10

Saints (5-1) 27, Buccaneers (2-3) 20

Chargers (3-3) 24, Rams (3-3) 14

Chiefs (3-2) 16, Texans (1-5) 13
40 yd FG by Succop with 6:23 proved to
be the game winner
(KC) Thomas Jones 12 carries 122 yds TD

Redskins (5-1) 27, Colts (4-2) 12

Cowboys (4-1) 30, Vikings (4-1) 17

Packers (4-2) 24, Dolphins (1-4) 14

Eagles (4-2) 41, Falcons (3-3) 27

49ers (2-4) 28, Raiders (2-4) 12
(SF) Alex Smith 18-32 234 yds 2 TD
(SF) Frank Gore 24 carries 167 yds 2 TD
(SF) Michael Crabtree 7 rec 77 yds

Lions (2-4) 25, Giants (1-5) 24
Megatron catches 8 yd pass with 1:15 FTW
(DET) Calvin Johnson Jr. 6 rec 132 yds 2 TD

Patriots (4-1) 27, Ravens (3-3) 16

Players of the Week
AFC
Offense: (JAX) QB David Garrard 21-36 223 yds 3 TD
Defense: (DEN) MLB D.J. Williams 2 tackles 2 FR TD

NFC
Offense: (PHI) QB Kevin Kolb 26-44 418 yds 2 TD rushing TD
Defense: (GB) Ryan Pickett 9 tackles sack FR

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 10:01 PM

nredfoot · 05-29-2012, 10:13 PM

Kiper's Top 5 OG's

*Each week I will be giving a preview of the top 5 players at each position in the upcoming class

1.) Chris Stewart 6'5" 351 lbs (Notre Dame)
- Stewart leads a pretty solid guard class in the 2011 draft class. He is a gigantic human being at 351 lbs but he moves well enough to be a mauling run blocker. There are some pass blocking concerns but overall Stewart looks ready to play in the NFL now. He will be a sure first round draft pick and most likely the first guard off the board

2.) Carl Johnson 6'5" 355 lbs (Florida)
- Another mauler, Johnson brings some physicality to the inside. With his great size and ability he has a chance to break into a starting role pretty early. He needs some footwork issues to be cleared up but that won't stop him from being a late first round or early 2nd round choice

3) Stefan Wisniewski 6'3" 306 lbs (Penn State)
- Stefan is not as big as the earlier profiled guards but he is just as physical and nasty. He is a hard worker that has had a very productive career as a Nittany Lion finishing his career as a first team All-American. Wisniewski will most likely be an early 2nd round selection unless guard is a big need in this draft

4.) Bryant Browning 6'4" 313 lbs (Ohio State)
- The next two guys could be interchanged easily. Browning is a big man that specializes in pass protection inside. He needs to get a little more physical in the run game but overall he has some very good abilities. Look for Bryant to go in the 2nd round

5.) Kevin Sapien 6'4" 286 lbs (Boise State)
- The reason Browning was given the edge over Sapien was Browning's size and level of competition. At Boise State Sapien did not have to face the level of skill at the DL position as Browning did Ohio State but that doesn't mean he can't play. Sapien is a very talented man inside who has a great understanding for what it takes to be a offensive guard. He too will most likely be gone in the 2nd round in a round that is sure to feature quite a few OL picks

NEXT WEEK: Top 5 C's

05-29-2012, 04:12 PM	#33
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise Week 5 Scores Vikings (4-0) 27, Jets (2-3) 14 Cowboys (3-1) 43, Titans (4-1) 10 (DAL) Tony Romo 28-41 323 yds 3 TD (DAL) Jason Witten 7 rec 102 yds TD (DAL) Miles Austin 6 rec 51 yds 3 TD Giants (1-4) 38, Texans (1-4) 31 Saints (4-1) 22, Cardinals (1-4) 7 (AZ) Carson Palmer 18-27 165 yds TD INT (NO) Drew Brees 26-49 335 yds Redskins (4-1) 31, Packers (3-2) 24 Broncos (2-3) 16, Ravens (3-2) 13 OT Rams (3-2) 23, Lions (1-4) 13 Raiders (2-3) 24, Chargers (2-3) 22 49ers (1-4) 22, Eagles (3-2) 3 Falcons (3-2) 26, Browns (1-4) 23 (ATL) Matt Ryan 20-27 198 yds 2 TD Colts (4-1) 31, Chiefs (2-2) 10 Bengals (2-3) 40, Buccaneers (2-2) 6 Matt Leinart goes off in first start as a Bengal (CIN) Matt Leinart 29-39 382 yds TD (CIN) Terrell Owens 5 rec 71 yds Players of the Week AFC Offense: (CIN) QB Matt Leinart 29-39 382 yds TD Defense: (OAK) CB Nnamdi Asomugha 3 INTs TD NFC Offense: (NYG) Eli Mannings 25-37 341 yds 4 Defense: (ATL) Sean Weatherspoon 11 tackles 2 sacks 2 FF __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

05-29-2012, 04:24 PM	#34
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise 2010 Season Injury Report Bears - LG Johan Asiata \| Partial MCL Tear \| 1 week Bears - LE Israel Idonije \| Fractured Foot \| 6 weeks Bears - WR Devin Hester \| Fractured Elbow \| Season (IR) Bengals - LG Nate Livings \| Torn Shoulder Labrum \| 1 week Bengals - RE Carlos Dunlap \| Broken Hand \| 4 weeks Bengals - TE Jermaine Gresham \| Complete MCL Tear \| Season (IR) Bills - RG Eric Wood \| Herniated Disk \| 8 weeks Bills - LT Jamon Meredith \| Complete Achilles Tear \| Season (IR) Broncos - RG Stanley Daniels \| Torn Bicep \| 4 weeks Browns - DT Shaun Rogers \| Partial PCL Tear \| 1 week Browns - LE Robaire Smith \| Broken Hand \| 4 weeks Browns - CB Gerard Lawson \| Partial ACL Tear \| 5 weeks Buccaneers - MLB Barrett Ruud \| Fractured Toe \| 1 week Buccaneers - LT James Lee \| Fractured Foot \| 2 weeks Buccaneers - DT Gerald McCoy \| Broken Hand \| 3 weeks Cardinals - RG Deuce Lutui \| Broken Collarbone \| 2 weeks Cardinals - LOLB Clark Haggans \| Partial PCL Tear \| 7 weeks Cardinals - WR Steve Breaston \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Cardinals - RT Brandon Keith \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Chargers - LT Marcus McNeill \| Dislocated Elbow \| 1 week Chargers - MLB Kevin Burnett \| Broken Jaw \| 2 weeks Chiefs - TE Tony Moeaki \| Broken Collarbone \| 3 weeks Colts - SS Bob Sanders \| Torn Hamstring \| 3 weeks Colts - RE Dwight Freeney \| Torn Bicep \| 8 weeks Colts - LT Charlie Johnson \| Torn Quadricep \| 9 weeks Cowboys - MLB Bradie James \| Partial Groin Tear \| 1 week Dolphins - ROLB Koa Misi \| Torn Bicep \| 1 week Dolphins - RT Nate Garner \| Broken Forearm \| 8 weeks Dolphins - C Jake Grove \| Fractured Kneecap \| Season (IR) Eagles - RG Stacy Andrews \| Partial Groin Tear \| 2 weeks Falcons - LOLB Mike Peterson \| Broken Thumb \| 1 week Falcons - C Brett Romberg \| Partial PCL Tear \| 3 weeks Falcons - RT Tyson Clabo \| Fractured Toe \| 3 weeks Falcons - MLB Curtis Lofton \| Broken Wrist \| 4 weeks Falcons - LT Sam Baker \| Torn Tricep \| Season (IR) 49ers - WR Ted Ginn \| Torn Quadricep \| 6 weeks 49ers - RT Anthony Davis \| Torn Bicep \| 7 weeks 49ers - SS Michael Lewis \| Partial ACL Tear \| 8 weeks 49ers - CB Shawntae Spencer \| Broken Wrist \| 10 weeks 49ers - MLB Takeo Spikes \| Complete ACL Tear \| Season (IR) 49ers - LG David Baas \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) Giants - MLB Jonathan Goff \| Fractured Toe \| 5 weeks Giants - C Shaun O'Hara \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Jaguars - HB Maurice Jones-Drew \| Broken Thumb \| 2 weeks Jaguars - SS Sean Considine \| Herniated Disk \| 3 weeks Jets = RT Damien Woody \| Broken Jaw \| 2 weeks Jets - WR Jerricho Cotchery \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Lions - ROLB Landon Johnson \| Broken Wrist \| 6 weeks Packers - RE Cullen Jenkins \| Herniated Disk \| 4 weeks Packers - MLB Nick Barnett \| Partial ACL Tear \| 4 weeks Packers - WR Greg Jennings \| Dislocated Hip \|56 weeks Packers - RG T.J. Lang \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Packers - RT Mark Tauscher \| Fractured Hip \| Season (IR) Panthers - RG Duke Robinson \| Torn Shoulder Labrum \| 1 week Panthers - DT Ed Johnson \| Broken Wrist \| 7 weeks Patriots - LG Logan Mankins \| Dislocated Elbow \| 1 week Patriots - ROLB Jermaine Cunningham \| Broken Collarbone \| 8 weeks Patriots - LE Gerard Warren \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Raiders - QB Bruce Gradkowski \| Torn Quadricep \| 5 weeks Raiders - C Chris Morris \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) Raiders - ROLB Kamerion Wimbley \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Rams - LG Roger Allen III \| Broken Forearm \| 6 weeks Rams - WR Donnie Avery \| Herniated Disk \| 9 weeks Ravens - ROLB Terrell Suggs \| Fractured Toe \| 3 weeks Ravens - TE Todd Heap \| Torn Tricep \| Season (IR) Ravens - RG Chris Chester \| Complete MCL Tear \| Season (IR) Redskins - RG Artis Hicks \| Dislocated Elbow \| 2 weeks Redskins - WR Devin Thomas \| Herniated Disk \| 2 weeks Redskins - LOLB Chris Wilson \| Broken Collarbone \| 4 weeks Redskins - LT Trent Williams \| Torn Quadricep \| 9 weeks Saints - WR Lance Moore \| Broken Collarbone \| 1 week Saints - TE Jeremy Shockey \| Partial PCL Tear \| 2 weeks Saints - C Jonathan Goodwin \| Herniated Disk \| 6 weeks Saints - ROLB Scott Shanle \| Broken Femur \| Season (IR) Seahawks - RT Ray Willis \| Broken Jaw \| 1 week Seahawks - DT Brandon Mebane \| Fractured Elbow \| Season (IR) Steelers - C Justin Hartwig \| Upper Arm Fracture \| 1 week Steelers - MLB Lawrence Timmons \| Partial ACL Tear \| 4 weeks Steelers - WR Hines Ward \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Texans - RG Mike Brisiel \| Abdominal Tear \| 1 week Texans - DT Amobi Okoye \| Broken Wrist \| 5 weeks Titans - LG Leroy Harris \| Broken Thumb \| 1 week Titans - C Fernando Velasco \| Herniated Disk \| 1 week Vikings - RG Anthony Herrera \| Abdominal Tear \| 2 weeks Vikings - MLB E.J. Henderson \| Broken Forearm \| 10 weeks Vikings - CB Chris Cook \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

05-29-2012, 04:43 PM	#35
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise Kiper's Top 5 OT's Each week I will be giving a preview of the top 5 players at each position in the upcoming class 1.) James Carpenter 6'5" 300 lbs (Alabama)* - Carpenter is an absolute load at 6'5" 300 lbs. He has surprisingly good movement for such a big man. He played LT at Alabama last season but might be a better option for some teams at RT or at least while he develops. Look for Carpenter to fall somewhere in the first 15 picks 2.) Demarcus Love 6'5" 315 lbs - Love played LT in college but he is being projected as a RT in the NFL. Love is a great run blocker with outstanding balance and strength. He however struggled at times in pass protection against the talented pass rushers of the SEC. He could move inside to guard if needed but will probably start off at RT. Love should go somewhere in the mid to late first round 3) Bo Thran 6'5" 281 lbs (Oregon) - A bit undersized at 281, Thran makes up for it in athleticism. Thran is a hardworking lineman that shows great patience in pass protection and is quick off the snap. He however his footwork is a bit questionable and some wonder if how high his ceiling is. Thran though might end up being taken late in round 1 but for sure somewhere in round 2 4.) Marcus Gilbert 6'5" 320 lbs (Florida) - Gilbert is one of the most experienced lineman in this draft as he has played or started most every game since becoming a Gator. He is very versatile to where he can play a number of position along the line. With his big frame he can develop into an NFL LT. Gilbert could be a guy grabbed late in the first or fall to mid 2nd depending on how impressive of a combine he has 5.) Anthony Castonzo 6'7" 308 lbs (Boston College) - Just like Gilbert, Anthony Gastonzo has been a contributor since first stepping on campus. He has a nice large frame and moves well for such a big kid. Scouts would like to see him put on some more weight to fill out that 6'7" frame but Castonzo should hear his name in the 2nd round and give a team a nice young prospect to develop NEXT WEEK: Top 5 OGs __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

05-29-2012, 09:53 PM	#38
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise Week 6 Scores Seahawks (1-4) 16, Bears (2-4) 13 Seahawks finally get a W (SEA) Matt Hasselbeck 18-41 227 yds INT (SEA) T. J. Houshmandzadeh 7 rec 98 yds (CHI) Caleb Hanie 11-19 139 yds TD Broncos (3-3) 33, Jets (2-4) 3 Tebow chants disappeared this weekend (DEN) Kyle Orton 15-22 134 yds 2 TD INT (DEN) Eddie Royal 3 rec 27 yds 2 TD Steelers (3-2) 30, Browns (1-5) 10 Saints (5-1) 27, Buccaneers (2-3) 20 Chargers (3-3) 24, Rams (3-3) 14 Chiefs (3-2) 16, Texans (1-5) 13 40 yd FG by Succop with 6:23 proved to be the game winner (KC) Thomas Jones 12 carries 122 yds TD Redskins (5-1) 27, Colts (4-2) 12 Cowboys (4-1) 30, Vikings (4-1) 17 Packers (4-2) 24, Dolphins (1-4) 14 Eagles (4-2) 41, Falcons (3-3) 27 49ers (2-4) 28, Raiders (2-4) 12 (SF) Alex Smith 18-32 234 yds 2 TD (SF) Frank Gore 24 carries 167 yds 2 TD (SF) Michael Crabtree 7 rec 77 yds Lions (2-4) 25, Giants (1-5) 24 Megatron catches 8 yd pass with 1:15 FTW (DET) Calvin Johnson Jr. 6 rec 132 yds 2 TD Patriots (4-1) 27, Ravens (3-3) 16 Players of the Week AFC Offense: (JAX) QB David Garrard 21-36 223 yds 3 TD Defense: (DEN) MLB D.J. Williams 2 tackles 2 FR TD NFC Offense: (PHI) QB Kevin Kolb 26-44 418 yds 2 TD rushing TD Defense: (GB) Ryan Pickett 9 tackles sack FR __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

05-29-2012, 10:01 PM	#39
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise 2010 Season Injury Report Bears - LE Israel Idonije \| Fractured Foot \| 5 weeks Bears - WR Devin Hester \| Fractured Elbow \| Season (IR) Bengals - RE Carlos Dunlap \| Broken Hand \| 3 weeks Bengals - TE Jermaine Gresham \| Complete MCL Tear \| Season (IR) Bills - RG Eric Wood \| Herniated Disk \| 7 weeks Bills - LT Jamon Meredith \| Complete Achilles Tear \| Season (IR) Broncos - RG Stanley Daniels \| Torn Bicep \| 3 weeks Browns - LE Robaire Smith \| Broken Hand \| 3 weeks Browns - RG Shawn Lauvao \| Torn Shoulder Labrum \| 3 weeks Browns - CB Gerard Lawson \| Partial ACL Tear \| 4 weeks Buccaneers - LT James Lee \| Fractured Foot \| 1 week Buccaneers - DT Gerald McCoy \| Broken Hand \| 2 weeks Buccaneers - WR Michael Spurlock \| Dislocated Ankle \| 2 weeks Cardinals - RG Deuce Lutui \| Broken Collarbone \| 1 week Cardinals - LOLB Clark Haggans \| Partial PCL Tear \| 6 weeks Cardinals - WR Steve Breaston \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Cardinals - RT Brandon Keith \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Chargers - ROLB Shawne Merriman \| Upper Arm Fracture \| 1 week Chargers - MLB Kevin Burnett \| Broken Jaw \| 1 weeks Chargers - LOLB Shaun Phillips \| Dislocated Ankle \| 2 weeks Chiefs - TE Tony Moeaki \| Broken Collarbone \| 2 weeks Chiefs - LG Brian Waters \| Upper Arm Fracture \| 3 weeks Colts - SS Bob Sanders \| Torn Hamstring \| 2 weeks Colts - RE Dwight Freeney \| Torn Bicep \| 7 weeks Colts - LT Charlie Johnson \| Torn Quadricep \| 8 weeks Dolphins - RT Nate Garner \| Broken Forearm \| 7 weeks Dolphins - C Jake Grove \| Fractured Kneecap \| Season (IR) Eagles - RG Stacy Andrews \| Partial Groin Tear \| 1 week Falcons - C Brett Romberg \| Partial PCL Tear \| 2 weeks Falcons - RT Tyson Clabo \| Fractured Toe \| 2 weeks Falcons - MLB Curtis Lofton \| Broken Wrist \| 3 weeks Falcons - LT Sam Baker \| Torn Tricep \| Season (IR) 49ers - WR Ted Ginn \| Torn Quadricep \| 5 weeks 49ers - RT Anthony Davis \| Torn Bicep \| 6 weeks 49ers - SS Michael Lewis \| Partial ACL Tear \| 8 weeks 49ers - CB Shawntae Spencer \| Broken Wrist \| 9 weeks 49ers - MLB Takeo Spikes \| Complete ACL Tear \| Season (IR) 49ers - LG David Baas \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) Giants - MLB Jonathan Goff \| Fractured Toe \| 4 weeks Giants - C Shaun O'Hara \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Jaguars - HB Maurice Jones-Drew \| Broken Thumb \| 1 week Jaguars - SS Sean Considine \| Herniated Disk \| 2 weeks Jets = RT Damien Woody \| Broken Jaw \| 1 week Jets - WR Jerricho Cotchery \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Lions - ROLB Landon Johnson \| Broken Wrist \| 5 weeks Packers - RE Cullen Jenkins \| Herniated Disk \| 3 weeks Packers - MLB Nick Barnett \| Partial ACL Tear \| 3 weeks Packers - WR Greg Jennings \| Dislocated Hip \| 4 weeks Packers - RG T.J. Lang \| Broken Ankle \| Season (IR) Packers - RT Mark Tauscher \| Fractured Hip \| Season (IR) Panthers - DT Ed Johnson \| Broken Wrist \| 6 weeks Patriots - ROLB Jermaine Cunningham \| Broken Collarbone \| 7 weeks Patriots - LE Gerard Warren \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Raiders - QB Bruce Gradkowski \| Torn Quadricep \| 4 weeks Raiders - C Chris Morris \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) Raiders - ROLB Kamerion Wimbley \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Rams - LG Roger Allen III \| Broken Forearm \| 5 weeks Rams - WR Donnie Avery \| Herniated Disk \| 8 weeks Ravens - ROLB Terrell Suggs \| Fractured Toe \| 3 weeks Ravens - TE Todd Heap \| Torn Tricep \| Season (IR) Ravens - RG Chris Chester \| Complete MCL Tear \| Season (IR) Redskins - RG Artis Hicks \| Dislocated Elbow \| 1 week Redskins - WR Devin Thomas \| Herniated Disk \| 1 week Redskins - LOLB Chris Wilson \| Broken Collarbone \| 3 weeks Redskins - LT Trent Williams \| Torn Quadricep \| 8 weeks Saints - TE Jeremy Shockey \| Partial PCL Tear \| 1 week Saints - C Jonathan Goodwin \| Herniated Disk \| 5 weeks Saints - ROLB Scott Shanle \| Broken Femur \| Season (IR) Seahawks - WR Deion Branch \| Broken Jaw \| 2 weeks Seahawks - DT Brandon Mebane \| Fractured Elbow \| Season (IR) Steelers - MLB Lawrence Timmons \| Partial ACL Tear \| 3 weeks Steelers - WR Hines Ward \| Broken Jaw \| Season (IR) Texans - DT Amobi Okoye \| Broken Wrist \| 4 weeks Titans - RT David Stewart \| Broken Collarbone \| 11 weeks Vikings - RG Anthony Herrera \| Abdominal Tear \| 1 week Vikings - MLB E.J. Henderson \| Broken Forearm \| 9 weeks Vikings - CB Chris Cook \| Compound Fracture \| Season (IR) __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

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05-29-2012, 10:13 PM	#40
nredfoot Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Jun 2011	Re: Madden 11: Jacksonville Jaguare Franchise Kiper's Top 5 OG's Each week I will be giving a preview of the top 5 players at each position in the upcoming class 1.) Chris Stewart 6'5" 351 lbs (Notre Dame)* - Stewart leads a pretty solid guard class in the 2011 draft class. He is a gigantic human being at 351 lbs but he moves well enough to be a mauling run blocker. There are some pass blocking concerns but overall Stewart looks ready to play in the NFL now. He will be a sure first round draft pick and most likely the first guard off the board 2.) Carl Johnson 6'5" 355 lbs (Florida) - Another mauler, Johnson brings some physicality to the inside. With his great size and ability he has a chance to break into a starting role pretty early. He needs some footwork issues to be cleared up but that won't stop him from being a late first round or early 2nd round choice 3) Stefan Wisniewski 6'3" 306 lbs (Penn State) - Stefan is not as big as the earlier profiled guards but he is just as physical and nasty. He is a hard worker that has had a very productive career as a Nittany Lion finishing his career as a first team All-American. Wisniewski will most likely be an early 2nd round selection unless guard is a big need in this draft 4.) Bryant Browning 6'4" 313 lbs (Ohio State) - The next two guys could be interchanged easily. Browning is a big man that specializes in pass protection inside. He needs to get a little more physical in the run game but overall he has some very good abilities. Look for Bryant to go in the 2nd round 5.) Kevin Sapien 6'4" 286 lbs (Boise State) - The reason Browning was given the edge over Sapien was Browning's size and level of competition. At Boise State Sapien did not have to face the level of skill at the DL position as Browning did Ohio State but that doesn't mean he can't play. Sapien is a very talented man inside who has a great understanding for what it takes to be a offensive guard. He too will most likely be gone in the 2nd round in a round that is sure to feature quite a few OL picks NEXT WEEK: Top 5 C's __________________ New Mexico Dynasty (NCAA 2011) Jacksonville Jaguars Franchise (Madden 2011)

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