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    When the NFL released the club's schedule last spring, some were predicting an 0-4 start. "Now we're 3-3, and people are like, 'Oh, you got the wins from 0-and-whatever teams,' ... To me in the NFL, any win you get, you don't worry about who you got it from. In the NFL, it's not like you change your approach whether you beat an 0-6 team or a 6-0 team." What's been most encouraging to the team hasn't necessarily been the wins - against teams with a combined 4-15 record - as much as the gradual improvement in several different area. Full Article at Jacksonville.com
    Now we're 3-3, and people are like, 'Oh, you got the wins from 0-and-whatever teams,' ... To me in the NFL, any win you get, you don't worry about who you got it from. In the NFL, it's not like you change your approach whether you beat an 0-6 team or a 6-0 team.
    – Vince Manuwai SOURCE: Jacksonville.com 1 month ago
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Jaguars at 3-3. Overrated or underrated?
  1. We're a young team, that pretty much sums it up ... Where we are right now, we're starting to hit a little groove and find ourselves. We're gonna get better and better every week.
    Mike thomas – Mike thomas SOURCE: Jacksonville.com 1 month ago
  2. You know it's not just some speech. I'm giving it to you straight from my heart, how I feel. It hasn't changed
    Jack Del Rio – Jack Del Rio SOURCE: Jacksonville.com 1 month ago
  3. We're a team that's capable, a team that's improving, a team that's committed and having fun ... Really, I don't think you should put a ceiling on us, and I don't think you should put a floor on us. You've just got to let it play out. I really think anything is possible.
    Jack Del Rio – Jack Del Rio SOURCE: Jacksonville.com 1 month ago
  4. The things we know right now are we're tough and we're not gonna give up. With the exception of a couple of games, the games we lose are usually close ... We're still getting better. We're still trying to find our stride. We know when we focus, the sky's the limit.
    Marcedes Lewis – Marcedes Lewis SOURCE: Jacksonville.com 1 month ago

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