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PLAYERS / VETERANS DAVID GARRARD 9 6-1 • 236 LBS. EAST CAROLINA BORN FEBRUARY 14, 1978 DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA ACQ. 4TH ROUND OF 2002 DRAFT EXP.: 10TH YEAR qb GAMES PLAYED/STARTED: 2002 (4/1), 2003 (2/0), 2004 (4/2), 2005 (7/5, 1/0), 2006 (11/10), 2007 (12/12, 2/2), 2008 (16/16), 2009 (16/16), 2010 (14/14) NFL TOTALS: 86 games, 76 starts POSTSEASON TOTALS: 3 games, 2 starts TRANSACTIONS: Originally drafted in the fourth round (108th overall) of the 2002 draft. PRO: Enters his fifth season as starter and 10th in tions (335), attempts (535) and yards (3,620) in 2008 the NFL … Has played in 86 games with 76 starts … Ranked third in the NFL in 2007 with a franchise- with a 39-37 career record … Career totals include record 102.2 passer rating and finished as the NFL's 1,406 of 2,281 passing for 16,003 yards with 89 TDs best in third down passing (128.8) … Led Jaguars to and 54 INTs for an 85.8 passer rating … Has 380 a 9-3 mark as a starter in 2007, the most wins by a career rushes for 1,746 yards and 17 TDs … One of Jaguars starter since Brunell posted a 13-2 record in only two players (Brad Meester) whose career start- 1999 … Led Jaguars in 2007 to first postseason win ed prior to Jack Del Rio taking over the helm in 2003 since 1999 … In 2007 finished with second-lowest … Since being named starting QB in 2007, he has a interception percentage in a season for any quarter- plus-30 TD to INT ratio (71 TDs/41 INTs) … Has 10 back in NFL history with 300-plus attempts, at 0.92 (3 career game-winning drives including four in 2010 … ints. in 325 atts.) … Owns 10-8 record in starts Ranked third in the NFL from 2007-10 with fewest against NFC opponents … Battled back from offsea- INTs (41) among QBs with minimum 1,500 attempts son surgery in his fight against Crohn's disease in … Ranks first in franchise history with 61.6 career 2004 … One of only 12 players who have started at completion percentage and second in yards, QB for Jaguars … Third of five QBs drafted by attempts, completions, passer rating and TD passes Jaguars, following Rob Johnson (fourth round, 1995) … Set single-season franchise records for TD passes and Jonathan Quinn (third round, 1998) and before (23) and completion percentage (64.5) in 2010 … Byron Leftwich (first round, 2003) and Blaine Gabbert Owns two of the top three single-season franchise (first round, 2011) … Has played against 30 different marks for completion percentage, attempts and NFL teams. The only team he has never played passer rating … Holds the franchise record for con- against is New Orleans … Owns 25-18 record at secutive games (8) without throwing an interception, home as a starter and 14-19 on the road … Ranks consecutive pass completions (17) and most con- second among Jaguars rookie QBs in attempts, secutive passes without an interception (209)… Has completions and passing yards … six career 300-yard passing games including a career-high 342 yards on Nov. 14, 2010 vs. Houston 2010: Started 14 games and missed two games … Has produced 28 100-plus rating games, 26 as a with injuries … Set single-season franchise records starter, and the Jaguars are 21-5 in those starts … for touchdown passes (23) and completion percent- Registered 27 games with multiple TD passes and the age (64.5) … Was 236 of 366 passing for 2,734 yards Jaguars are 20-7 in those games … Has eight career with 23 TDs and 15 INTs for a 90.8 rating … Ranked games with three or more TD passes … One of only second in NFL with 108.3 fourth quarter passer rating two QBs (Mark Brunell) in franchise history to have and seventh in completion percentage … Completed back-to-back 3,000-yard passing seasons and joins 135 of 190 passes (73.8 pct.) with 19 TDs and five INTs Brunell as only two QBs with 16,000 career passing for a 119.9 rating in the club’s eight wins … Finished yards … Snapped streak of 38 consecutive starts in with multiple TD passes in eight of 14 games (7-1 2010, the longest streak in franchise history by a QB, record) and became first QB in franchise history to after missing Oct. 24 at KC game with a concussion throw for three or more TDs in four different games … Ranked first among NFL QBs in rushing yards in a season … Ranked third on the club with 279 since 2007 with 1,109 and was first among all QBs in yards on 66 carries with a career-high five TDs, the 2009 with career-high 323 rushing yards …Finished most TDs by a Jaguars QB in a season … Established with a career-high five rushing TDs in 2010, the most a franchise-record with 17 consecutive completions by a Jaguars QB in a season … Ranked first in fran- over a span of two games … Had 39 completions of chise postseason history with 76.4 career passer 20-plus yards with seven TDs … Registered three of rating and ranked second with 486 passing yards, 62 his top four career games for passer rating … Had attempts, 34 completions, three TDs and 54.8 com- four game-winning drives including back-to-back pletion percentage … Set career-highs for comple- games …Completed at least 65 percent of his passes JAGUARS.COM PLAYERS / VETERANS in seven of 14 games including five games with 1960. Completed first 12 passing attempts and didn’t 76-plus completion percentage … 9/12 vs. DEN: have first incompletion until early in third quarter, Opened season with three TDs on 16 of 21 passing hitting on 10 of 10 passes for 126 yards with two TDs for 170 yards. Set career-high with 138.9 passer rat- for a perfect 158.3 rating in the first half. Joined ing and had five completions of 20-plus yards … Peyton Manning (12/17/09) and Randall Cunningham 9/19 at SD: Finished 15 of 23 passing for 173 yards (9/10/00) as only QBs since 2000 to complete every and one TD. Matched career-high with four INTs … pass and throw for two TDs in the first half. 9/26 vs. PHI: Totaled 105 yards on 13 of 30 passing Accounted for all five of the team’s TDs as he scored and had eight rushes for 23 yards … 10/3 vs. IND: on a two-yard run in the second quarter. Became Registered 77.3 completion percentage (17 of 22) and only second QB since 1970 to throw for four TDs and 163 yards passing with two TDs. Had five carries for rush for one in a road win (Trent Green, 2000) … a season-high 44 yards including a 25-yard TD run in 11/14 vs. HOU: Threw for a career-high 342 yards the second quarter. Led team on game-winning on 24 of 31 passing with two TDs for a 134.1 rating. drive from own 23-yard line with 48 seconds left that Both TD passes were from 50-plus yards in the fourth resulted in a 59-yard FG by Josh Scobee as time quarter as he connected with Zach Miller from 52 expired … 10/10 at BUF: Threw for 178 yards and yards and threw a game-winning 50-yard Hail Mary three TDs on 16 of 20 passing (80.0 pct.). Connected TD pass to Thomas as time expired. Was voted GMC with Marcedes Lewis for two TDs and found Mike NEVER SAY NEVER MOMENT OF THE WEEK. Marked Sims-Walker for a score … 10/18 vs. TEN: Was 7 of first time in franchise history for two 50-plus yard TD 12 passing for 49 yards and one INT before suffering passes in the same quarter and only second time in a concussion in the second quarter and did not a game (9/22/96 at New England, Jimmy Smith, 51 return … Was inactive on 10/24 at KC, snapping a yards; Andre Rison, 61 yards, both from Mark streak of 38 consecutive starts … 10/31 at DAL: Brunell). Completed 14 straight passes to finish the Returned to action and tossed a career-high four TD game … 11/21 vs. CLE: Opened game with three passes, tying a franchise-record, and set franchise straight completions to establish a franchise-record record with 157.8 rating. Named AFC Offensive with 17 consecutive completions over a span of two Player of the Week for his performance. Finished 17 games. Was 20 of 34 passing for 254 yards with two of 21 passing for 260 yards and hooked up with TDs and three INTs. Hooked up with Maurice Jones- Lewis (42 and 9 yards), Sims-Walker (10 yards) and Drew for a screen pass that went 75 yards, the lon- Mike Thomas (15 yards) for scoring plays. His passer gest completion of his career. Marked third straight rating was highest-ever against Dallas dating back to game with multiple TD passes … 11/28 at NYG: DAVID GARRARD’S TOP GAMES David Garrard has produced 28 100 plus rating games, 26 as a starter, and the Jaguars are 21-5 in those starts. Here’s the list: DATE OPPONENT W/L RATING PASSING TOTALS 10/31/10 at Dallas* W 157.8 21-17-260,4 TDS 9/12/10 vs. Denver* W 138.9 21-16-170, 3 TDS 12/3/06 at Miami* W 136.4 22-16-229, 2 TDs 11/14/10 vs.
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