Jags Lose Darius For Remainder of Season
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the New York Giants on Monday night but lost safety Donovin Darius for the remainder of the season because of a broken right leg.
Darius was hurt on a first-half screen pass. Gerald Sensabaugh moves into the starting lineup to replace him.
By Mark Maske |
November 21, 2006; 4:34 PM ET
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I just read your article and was about to give some thoughtful consideration to your thoughts on the NFL. But then I remembered that a couple of weeks ago you picked the Redskins to beat the Eagles. The Redskins got smoked, and so also did your credibility. Why don't you stop writing about football and stick to somehting you know - being the biggest hack sports reporter in DC!