Unlike others, the Jags actually want "Hard Knocks" -- so give it to them.
The Jacksonville Jaguars. They are the team that wants to do it, so let them do it. Because the Jags are eager, access to most areas of the organization will not be off-limits. And it will give fans insight into a franchise that, quite frankly, most people don't know about. The Jaguars are always treated like a second-class citizen -- much like several unfortunate organizations in the NHL, NBA and MLB. Jacksonville is an NFL team, and presumably is here to stay. So it should be treated as such.

As far as HBO is concerned, beggars can't be choosers. Clubs are wary of distractions and there are probably some negative residual effects from the Gregg Williams audio tapes (and the Bountygate scandal as a whole). Front offices aren't overly excited about giving television crews carte blanche to shoot wherever and whenever they want within team facilities. If Jacksonville does "Hard Knocks" and rebounds this season, perhaps some sexier franchises won't have such a dim view of the process.

Ellitot Harrison - NFL.com

Bryan Anger punts the ball so high his hang time racks up frequent flyer miles. Bryan Anger can field his own punts. A player once tried to block one of Bryan Anger's punts and ended up with a broken arm. Bryan Anger attends anger management classes just to tell people he can't be stopped. Bryan Anger hates domed stadiums simply because he thinks they question his power.
Stephen from Jacksonville- today's O-Zone

Patriots bring back WR Tiquan Underwood 2 days after the Super Bowl.

An insanely detailed model

I also asked him if he would talk, ahem, business with Peyton Manning if they ran into each other at one of Indy’s downtown steakhouses.

"No, we don’t dine with the enemy," Jones-Drew said. "We’ve got a nice quarterback right now. (Blaine) Gabbert‘s going to be real good, he has a lot of promise. Before you can have progress, you have to go through some adversity, and that’s what we did this year.

"We get some weapons around him, we’ll be all right."

Jones-Drew Chats from the Pro Bowl

"To me, this is not about money. This is about finding the right person." 

Shad Khan

Jags claim OT Robinson

"I’ve been amazed, quite frankly," Khan said. "I knew the NFL was big. I never thought somebody’d be photographing me coming out of the men’s room. All the cameras click click click click click. You’re just wondering, ‘Did I zip up?’ "

What a bunch of SH!T.

I think it's a bad idea. I mean, if a bull sees red he attacks, and there sure is gonna be a lot of red out there, so I don't think they should do that. So we'll be coming.

DT Terrance Knighton on Texans "battle red" day.

Wtf, Britton out the rest of camp...

The two alternate uniforms I wanna see

Then, something happened. It was amazing. It turned everything around but most importantly it forced the owners to make serious concessions, first, on the rookie wage scale, and then later on other issues. Again, amazing.

The question is: what was that thing? What caused the owners to make such grand concessions? I'm told the owners didn't concede out of the goodness of their hearts. I'm told the players made a threat that scared the hell out of the owners (and I don't think it was court related). But no one will tell me what the threat was........

I don't think the owners made the concession as part of the normal negotiating process. They made it because the players said or did something that made them extremely nervous.

-Mike Freeman, cbssports.com

Florio talks to Blaine today

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