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Titans vs. Jaguars Monday Night Football: David Garrard Making Case for New QB
Searching [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] through early mock-ups of the 2011 NFL Draft shows an overwhelming trend toward the Jaguars picking one of several strong-armed college seniors. Some projections put them high enough to snag Stanford's Andrew Luck or Washington's Jake Locker.