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JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LTD. One Stadium Place, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 • (904) 633-6000 (904) 633-2000 (Tickets) • (904) 633-6050 (Fax) • www.jaguars.com JAGUARS UNVEILEIEILIL NENNEWEW LOOKLOOK helmet on April 22, 2009. think will stand the test of time.” emcee of the event. standpoint, all moisture management technologies in the mesh fab-b- rication, anti-microbial technologies.” JDSU worked with the Jaguars over the past year to produce a SpectraFlair® Bright Silver pigment to create a sharp and unique look for the club’s new helmets, face masks and decals. Spec- traFlair® is an ultra-thin pigment that produces a rainbow-like effect and allows the helmet to shift from one color to another de- pending on the angle of light. The Jaguars helmet remains black but with a teal color shift. THE 2009 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS MEDIA GUIDE The 2009 Jacksonville Jaguars Media Guide was written by Ryan Robinson and Dan Edwards Editorial assistance by Alisa Abbott, Renzo Sheppard and Eric Scott Photography by Harry Scull, Jr., Paul Figura and Dan Van Slyke Design by Eric Scott and Sean Taylor Cover design by Sean Taylor Printed by The Hartley Press, Jacksonville, FL Copyright 2009 Jacksonville Jaguars Ltd. TABLE OF CONTENTS 2008 IN REVIEW Leaders (Career, Yearly) . 200 Game Summaries . 171 Media Information . .265 NFL Standings . 170 Player Awards. .144 MISCELLANEOUS Player Participation . 179 100 Yards Rushing and Receiving . .80 DMIN Biggest Wins/Biggest Losses. .224 A ALL-TIME RESULTS Games Started by Rookies . .161 Home-Away Records . 187 Garrard’s Touchdown Targets. .56 Overtime Games . 186 Hottest/Coldest Games . .63 Preseason . 180 Important Dates . .3 Prime-Time Games . 186 Jaguars Defensive Scores. .98 Regular Season . 181 Jaguars Special Teams Scores . .91 Team-by-Team Series History . 183 Jaguars in the Air. .145 vs. AFC South . 187 Jaguars Special Teams Leaders . .77 Won-Loss Records . 185 Top Home/Road Attendances . .133 Attendance History. 52 Undrafted Rookies on Opening Roster 114 COACHES NFL Schedule (2009 Weekly) . .262 BIOGRAPHIES Partners . .10 Administration . 13 Playoff Game Summaries . .219 Assistant Coaches . 18 Preseason Television. .258 Del Rio, Jack . 16 Pride of the Jaguars . .259 Draft Choices . 151 Pro Bowlers. .192 First-Year Veterans . .148 Pronunciation Guide. .120 Rookie Free Agents . 162 Radio Broadcasters . .258 STAFF Gene Smith. 28 Radio Network . .258 Player Personnel . 28 Veteran Players. 40 Weaver, Delores . 8 RECORDS Weaver, Wayne . 11 Individual Records . .226 S Vance, Paul . 13 Opponents Records . .250 Team Records . .239 Coaches (All-Time) . .197 Colleges. .198 The ROAR . .261 Community Relations. .256 Rosters (2009) . .168 LAYER Draft Choices (All-Time). .188 Schedule (2009) . .1 P Expansion Draft . .188 Staff Directory. .4 Free-Agent History . .190 Staff Photos. .36 Roster (All-Time). .193 Statistics (1995-2008) . .204 Jaguars Foundation . .6 Television Lineup . .259 Jacksonville Municipal Stadium . 260 Year-by-Year Defense . .255 Jaxson de Ville . .257 Year-by-Year Offense . .254 Jersey Numbers (All-Time) . .198 Year-by-Year Statistics . .187 Last Time It Happened . .252 HISTORY THE 2009 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS MEDIA GUIDE IMPORTANT DATES SUNDAY, AUG. 2 Training camp opens MONDAY, AUG. 17 First preseason game, Jaguars at Dolphins TUESDAY, SEPT. 1 Rosters cut to 75 SATURDAY, SEPT. 5 Rosters cut to 53 SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 Regular season opener, Jaguars at Colts TUESDAY, OCT. 20 Trading deadline RECORDS SUNDAY, JAN. 3 Regular season ends, Jaguars at Browns SAT./SUN. JAN. 9/10 Wild Card Weekend SAT./SUN. JAN. 16/17 Divisional Playoffs SUNDAY, JAN. 24 AFC and NFC Conference Championships SUNDAY, JAN. 31 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl in South Florida SUNDAY, FEB. 7 Super Bowl XLIV in South Florida MISC. 2009 MEDIA GUIDE JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 3 STAFF DIRECTORY STAFF DIRECTORY EXECUTIVE WAYNE WEAVER Chairman and Chief Executive Officer SANDY DODD Manager, Executive Office TRACEY VAN SLYKE Administrative Assistant to Executive Office Manager COACHING ADMIN JACK DEL RIO Head Coach DIRK KOETTER Offensive Coordinator MEL TUCKER Defensive Coordinator RUSS PURNELL Special Teams Coordinator MIKE TICE Assistant Head Coach/Tight Ends S JOHNNY COX Quality Control/Offense Coach MARK DUFFNER Linebackers Coach HE JASON GEORGE Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach C ANDY HECK Offensive Line Coach A NATE KACZOR Assistant Special Teams Coach THOM KAUMEYER Assistant Defensive Backs Coach TED MONACHINO Defensive Line Coach CO TODD MONKEN Wide Receivers Coach KENNEDY POLA Running Backs Coach LUKE RICHESSON Strength and Conditioning Coach MIKE SHULA Quarterbacks Coach CORY UNDLIN Defensive Assistant Coach F DEVIN BONIK Director, Football Development DEIDRA PICKERING Executive Assistant to the Head Coach TAF PLAYER PERSONNEL S GENE SMITH General Manager, Sr. Vice President, Player Personnel TERRY McDONOUGH Director, Player Personnel LOUIS CLARK Assistant Director, Pro Personnel TIM MINGEY Assistant Director, College Personnel ANDY DENGLER National Scout JASON DESJARLAIS Regional Scout S CHRIS DRIGGERS Pro Scout JEFF GOOCH BLESTO Representative MARTY MILLER Regional Scout CHRIS PRESCOTT Regional Scout BRIAN SIMMONS Regional Scout JAKE PEETZ Scouting Assistant, College and Pro Personnel DANA DESJARLAIS Executive Assistant, Player Personnel PLAYER PATRICK MULARKEY Administrative Assistant, Player Personnel FOOTBALL OPERATIONS PAUL VANCE Sr. Vice President, Football Operations/General Counsel PAM YONGE Exec. Assistant to Senior Vice President, Football Operations Y FOOTBALL OPERATIONS SKIP RICHARDSON Executive Director, Football Operations/Facilities R TIM WALSH Director, Football Administration O BAHATI VAN PELT Manager, Player Relations and Youth Football T MIKE GILLIAM Football Operations Assistant S FOOTBALL SUPPORT MICHAEL RYAN Head Athletic Trainer/Physical Therapist MIKE PERKINS Video Director HI DREW HAMPTON Equipment Manager JUSTIN BLAND Assistant Athletic Trainer ROD SCOTT Assistant Athletic Trainer BRETT GREENE Video Assistant S JEREMY POOL Video Assistant GEORGE PELLICER Assistant Equipment Manager CORY FANCHER Assistant Equipment Manager RD DR. CARLOS TANDRON Head Team Physician DR. DAVID MURRAY Chief Medical Officer CO E COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA R DAN EDWARDS Vice President, Communications and Media ALISA ABBOTT Executive Assistant to VP, Communications and Media COMMUNICATIONS RYAN ROBINSON Manager, Communications COMMUNITY RELATIONS RENZO SHEPPARD Communications Assistant INTERNET VIC KETCHMAN Senior Editor, jaguars.com . BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TIM CONNOLLY Senior Vice President, Business Development SC TERESA MICHAEL Exec. Asst. to Sr. VP, Business Development MI 4 jaguars.com STAFF DIRECTORY TICKET SALES STEVE LIVINGSTONE Senior Manager, Business Development & Operations TIM BISHKO Director, Ticket Operations NICOLA DRAKE Senior Manager, Ticket Operations & Fan Services JIM SCOTT Ticket Operations Manager ROBERT TILKA Manager, Group Sales ERIC BRICKER Coordinator, Suite Services JEFF MIRANDA Ticket Sales Coordinator SCOTT THOMPSON Champions Club Coordinator MICHAEL CHLEBOVEC Fan Services Executive ADMIN AIMEE HANNON Fan Services Executive BRYAN KUPFER Fan Services Executive GLEN FISHER Senior Sales Executive RUSSELL RENDON Senior Sales Executive MARK SHAINBROWN Senior Sales Executive BRIAN FARMER Sales Executive S SETH PARISE Group Sales Executive CREATIVE SERVICES AND GAME DAY OPERATIONS ADAM LANE Senior Producer, Game Operations CURTIS DVORAK Mascot Coordinator CHRISTY STECHMAN ZYNDA Manager, Cheerleading Program KURT WISENBAUGH Promotions/Events Coordinator OACHE C CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP MACKY WEAVER Executive Director, Corporate Sponsorship ROLLIN ISBELL Manager, Media Sales BILL HOUSTON Senior Account Executive, Corporate Sponsorship TIM McCARTHY Senior Account Executive, Corporate Sponsorship F RHONDA SHIELDS Senior Account Executive, Media Sales MATT WOODS Account Executive, Corporate Sponsorship ANNE COFER Account Coordinator, Corporate Sponsorship TAF NIKKI JACKSON SMITH Account Coordinator, Corporate Sponsorship S STADIUM OPERATIONS/FINANCE BILL PRESCOTT Sr. Vice President, Stadium Operations/Chief Financial Officer KITTY CASH Exec. Asst. to Sr. VP, Stadium Operations/CFO FINANCE ANGELA GARRY Manager, Accounting BRIAN D’ERRICO Assistant Controller S BLAKE BURDETT Staff Accountant LEAH BUSH Payroll Specialist LESLIE McCULLOUGH Junior Accountant BRENDA O'DELL Accounts Payable Clerk FACILITIES JESSE KNAPP Office Services LAYER JIM ROLLINS Office Services/Telex Coordinator INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY BRUCE SWINDELL Executive Director, Information Technology P MIKE WEBB Manager, Network Administration & Systems Security SHANNON GRAY Programmer Analyst GREG READ Programmer Analyst JASON DEAN Help Desk Coordinator STEVE HALL Senior Web Designer SEAN TAYLOR Web and Graphic Designer KATIE VAUGHN Administrative Assistant, Information Technology HUMAN RESOURCES ISTORY DIANA GREENSTEIN Manager, Human Resources LISA SAHI-KIRAL Receptionist H LEGAL SASHI BROWN Assistant General Counsel RHONDA CHARLES Executive Assistant, Legal Department S JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS FOUNDATION DELORES BARR WEAVER Chair and Chief Executive Officer ECORD PETER RACINE Executive Director R ANGELA MEANS Administrative Assistant, Jaguars Foundation BONITA DOLL Executive Assistant to Delores Barr Weaver . ISC M 2009 MEDIA GUIDE JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 2009 MEDIA GUIDE JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 5 JAGUARS FOUNDATION JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS FOUNDATION ADMIN S HE C A MISSION STATEMENT CO Believing that youth represent the community’s future, the Jacksonville Jaguars Foundation
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