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Last updated May 14, 2013

Jordan Rodgers will be sidelined until training camp after undergoing surgery for a sports hernia Tuesday

Quarterback Jordan Rodgers, signed by the Jaguars as a rookie free agent after not being drafted, will be sidelined until training camp after undergoing surgery for a sports hernia Tuesday, coach Gus Bradley said. Rodgers, the younger brother of Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, suffered the injury the first day of rookie camp on Friday May 3. He practiced Saturday and then sat out the final practice on Sunday. Rodgers' absence leaves Matt Scott, also signed as an undrafted rookie, as the third quarterback in camp behind Blaine Gabbert and Chad Henne. read more Florida Times-Union

Remark critical of Jaguars QB Blaine Gabbert unfair, says Maurice Jones-Drew

LOS ANGELES — Talking about his return to UCLA for a full load of history classes, his upcoming rehabilitation from surgery for a broken left foot and his future in Jacksonville, Maurice Jones-Drew wanted to address another topic. “OK, I’m going to hit this target,” he said. The target was Blaine Gabbert’s critics. A Yahoo! Sports article earlier this month quoted a former Jaguars assistant referring to the quarterback as “Blame Gabbert,” citing an unwillingness to be accountable. read more Florida Times-Union

Jets work out former Jaguars QB Garrard: source

The Jets continued to kick the tires on various veteran quarterbacks Thursday by working out former Jaguars starter David Garrard, a league source confirmed. Garrard, 35, was on track to be the Dolphins' starter coming out of the preseason last year before getting released following a knee injury that required surgery. Garrard, who was drafted by Tom Coughlin in Jacksonville in 2002, appeared in 86 games for the Jaguars before being abruptly released before the 2011 season after the team used a first-round pick on Blaine Gabbert. Garrard has not played in the regular season since 2010, first ... Jets Blog | New York Post