As the Jacksonville Jaguars' season goes downhill, they remain focused on their next opponent, the Philadelphia Eagles. Still, in the age of social media and cell phones, the Jaguars can't escape ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars are in a rough spot entering the ... as a podcast host and audio editor for USA TODAY Sports Media Group, where he led a series of NFL podcasts for the company’s top ...

The Green Bay Packers look for their fourth consecutive victory as they visit the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday afternoon. The Packers (5-2) beat the Texans on a game-winning field goal ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars are the lone AFC South team remaining on the Green Bay Packers' schedule. It's been a good group for the Packers to face this season. Including last week's 24-22 victory ...

It's been 50 years since production of the Jaguar E-Type came to an end, and Jaguar has marked the occasion by building two new examples of the iconic sports car for a loyal customer. The cars ...

The order includes 24 40-foot buses and 20 60-foot buses. The contract, supported by federal, state, and local funding, was added to New Flyer’s backlog in Q3 2024. ST. CLOUD — Bus and coach ...

Jaguar is a premium car manufacturer from the UK, currently owned by the broader Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) group. Originally ... and XJ220, with modern hits including the F-Type and F-Pace.

Former Jaguars running back Fred Taylor and former wide receiver Jimmy Smith, the leading rusher and receiver in franchise history, on Wednesday were among 50 modern-era candidates advancing in the ...

And in case you were worried about modern amenities, both E-Type builds feature a Jaguar Classic Bluetooth radio as well as a heated windscreen. All told, Jaguar Classic estimates it took over ...

It’s fighting to stay relevant to new-vehicle buyers in the United States, but British automaker Jaguar has two guaranteed sales in its books after reviving the classic E-Type convertible.

"He is doing very well, super healthy and hunting every day," said wildlife ecologist Abbie Martin, head of the Jaguar ID Project, a non-profit group. "He has been through so much. I tell tourists ...