JAGUARS 31 STEELERS 29 In a way, this was the perfect game...if you were making a team video of the 2007 Steelers. It captured the highs, the lows, the strengths and the faults of a moderately successful yet disappointing team in a 60-minute span. Ultimately, what did the Steelers in on Saturday were the same problems that have haunted them all year: An offensive line that surrendered ...

Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images Blogging the National Football League , Blogging the NFL Jacksonville Jaguars QB David Garrard was making throws he hadn’t made all season. Bad throws. One of the main reasons the Jags were in the playoffs with an 11-5 record was the consistent, virtually error-free play of one David Garrard. That’s the main reason head coach Jack Del Rio ...

David Garrard couldn't win the game with his arm, so he won it with his feet. With less than two minutes left and his Jacksonville Jaguars facing a crucial 4th down & 2, Garrard found daylight and took off running for 32 yards, setting up Josh Scobee's game-winning field goal and giving the Jaguars a 31-29 playoff win over the Pittsburgh Steelers . Garrard's running made up for his ...

For one half, Ben Roethlisberger was the shaky, interception prone quarterback of the 2004 playoffs. For three and a half quarters, David Garrard didn't look any better. But in the fourth quarter, the NFL's No. 2 and No. 3 rated quarterbacks reminded us of why they are two of the best young quarterbacks in the game. Roethlisberger led the Steelers on a furious 18-point fourth quarter ...

When Steelers' QB Ben Roethlisberger was named to the Pro Bowl earlier this season many sports media pundits questioned whether other AFC QB's like David Garrard (Jacksonville) or even Derek Anderson (Cleveland) would have been more deserving. Sorry folks, Roethlisberger is more deserving of a Pro Bowl berth than any other QB in the league, excepting Tom Brady , of course. By way of ...

Click here for final game stats from AOL Sports. The Texans win over the Jaguars meant both nothing and a lot. "Nothing" in that it had no playoff implications. "A lot" in that no Jaguars of note got injured, and that the Texans finished with their first .500 record in their team's history. The Jaguars sat their quarterback, David Garrard and their running backs Fred Taylor and Maurice ...

If you've got time to pounce on LaBrandon Toefield, do it. Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor are both inactive for Jacksonville, as is WR Dennis Northcutt. QB Quinn Gray will also start, giving David Garrard the day off, though Garrard...