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It's rather appropriate that the Jaguars have chosen the words "passing camp" to describe the four workouts scheduled this week.
That's because the Jaguars' passing game has become the focus of the attention the team has received since the NFL Draft. The drafting of Byron Leftwich, the indications that veteran Mark Brunell may be a lame duck, the uncertainty about how David Garrard fits in and the continuing search for a No. 2 receiver to replace Keenan McCardell have spurred interest in a team that has endured three consecutive losing seasons and hasn't been on Monday Night Football since 2001.
That's because the Jaguars' passing game has become the focus of the attention the team has received since the NFL Draft. The drafting of Byron Leftwich, the indications that veteran Mark Brunell may be a lame duck, the uncertainty about how David Garrard fits in and the continuing search for a No. 2 receiver to replace Keenan McCardell have spurred interest in a team that has endured three consecutive losing seasons and hasn't been on Monday Night Football since 2001.
