In today’s Three and Out: the Jets, Browns and Jaguars are trying to sort out their QB options — though they seem to be getting muddier by the day.

In today’s Three and Out: Matt Forte has a new role, Giovani Bernard is settling into a role while the Jaguars QBs are fighting for a role.

In today’s Three and Out: Frank Gore could be stuck in a committee, DeSean Jackson is back returning punts and Maurice Jones-Drew just wants to be back.

In today’s Three and Out: Arian Foster wants to get better, so does Rob Gronkowski … just in very different ways.

Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Justin Blackmon will sit for four games due to a suspension, but it won’t have a major impact on his fantasy draft value.

In today’s Three and Out: Michael Vick is eyeing the starting QB job; the Jaguars have opened their QB competition and Hakeem Nicks is recovering from surgery.

In today’s Three and Out: Maurice Jones-Drew is getting closer to “full speed”; Kendall Wright could change gears in 2013 and the Dolphins could make a backfield change.

In today’s Three and Out: Kirk Cousins is trying to channel his inner RG3, Ahmad Bradshaw is looking for a job and Chad Henne is looking for Blaine Gabbert’s job.

In today’s Three and Out: Kevin Kolb is heading east; Domenik Hixon is traveling all over and Blaine Gabbert is preparing to return to Jacksonville.

The highly anticipated on-campus workout of USC quarterback Matt Barkley finally took place on Wednesday.

In today’s Three and Out: Matt Flynn could have a new home while Jason Campbell has found a new home; Rob Gronkowski admits to a third surgery.

It’s week 17, and the NFL regular season is in the books save for the NFC East title game happening in Washington right now. Rather than wait for that game to be decided, let’s take a look at the unexpected (and expected) for week 17.

Every year many of us gather around the TV to watch “It’s a Wonderful Life,” a lovely Christmas tale where George Bailey is given a second chance on life after a visit from a guardian angel. And many of you are likely a little morose after your team has failed to reach the playoffs in 2012. Well, consider me your Clarence as I show you why there is reason for hope with your favorite team. And without further ado …

The Indianapolis Colts are looking to make a playoff push as they begin the second half of the season in Jacksonville on “Thursday Night Football.” Andrew Luck will make his primetime debut, four days after his rookie-record 433 yards passing in a comeback win over the Miami Dolphins. While the Colts’ passing proficiency has been remarkable, when you go inside the numbers the true key to their 5-3 start has been their ability to convert on third down. The Colts are a league-best 42.1 percent converting on third downs of six yards or more. Their talented group of receivers, led by veteran Reggie Wayne, has been able to shred zone coverages and Luck has made opposing defenses pay with his […]

Paul Posluszny says the Jaguars are “not playing good football” and will try to turn it around against Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts.