What We Learned Against Pittsburgh
It’s now time to compare how our keys to the game actually played out in the Jaguars disappointing 26-21 loss at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Under the Radar: The Results Show
Prior to Sunday’s game, JagNation gave you a list of some key, under the radar players to watch against the Steelers. We are now going to examine how those players performed.

Horror of teammate’s shooting shrouds Jaguars

It seems so absurd to say the Steelers are banged up for their game here tonight because of injuries to Willie Parker, Kendall Simmons, Casey Hampton, Brett Keisel and Rashard Mendenhall.

When the league’s Most Valuable Player hobbled off the field with a knee injury in the first quarter of the first game, injuries automatically became a central theme for the 2008 NFL season.

Jaguars re-sign Isiah Gardner, release OL Wade
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — The Jacksonville Jaguars have re-signed rookie cornerback Isaiah Gardner …

Under the Radar: Jaguars vs Steelers
The expected difference makers in Sunday evening’s clash between the Jaguars and Steelers are quarterbacks David Garrard and Ben Roethlisberger, running backs Fred Taylor, and Maurice Jones-Drew, and wide receivers Hines Ward and Matt Jones among others. Which players could make a difference in this game that may not be on the tip of many fans tongues? We have the answers.

Jacksonville accomplished something never before done in NFL history by beating the Steelers twice last season at Heinz Field.

The Jaguars may have a cure coming up for their pass-rush problems—the Steelers offensive line.

The Jaguars have just five sacks in their first four games and are ranked 27th in sacks per pass play.

But the Steelers‘ offensive line is vulnerable and the Steelers have given up 16 sacks in their first four games. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has gone down 15 times.

The Steelers lost Alan Faneca in free agency to the Jets and lost Kendall Simmons for the season against the Ravens with a ruptured Achilles tendon.

That means they have to either play Darnell Stapleton or Trai Essex at right guard in his place or move starting right tackle Willie Colon and insert Max Starks at left tackle.

Either way, the Steelers will have a makeshift line and…

Under the Radar: Jaguars vs Steelers
The expected difference makers in Sunday evening’s clash between the Jaguars and Steelers are quarterbacks David Garrard and Ben Roethlisberger, running backs Fred Taylor, and Maurice Jones-Drew, and wide receivers Hines Ward and Matt Jones among others. Which players could make a difference in this game that may not be on the tip of many fans tongues? We have the answers.

Leftwich Comeback
J.P. Losman, Sage Rosenfels, Jim Sorgi. What do they have in common? They are all back-up quarterbacks that have suited up this season against the Jaguars, and nobody really cares. But when the Steelers come to town this week, the mere presence of their backup will incite the Jaguars fanbase one way or the other. He, of course, is Byron Leftwich.

Doctors say Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman Richard Collier is paralyzed below the waist and that they amputated one of his legs.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will be without half their starting secondary against Pittsburgh on Sunday night.

Iyer: Week 5 NFL Picks: Jaguars-Steelers will be a fight
The Jaguars and Steelers are two of the most physical teams in the NFL. They clash under the lights on Sunday night in this week’s game of the week.

Jaguars Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

The Jaguars may have a cure coming up for their pass-rush problems—the Steelers offensive line.

The Jaguars have just five sacks in their first four games and are ranked 27th in sacks per pass play.

But the Steelers‘ offensive line is vulnerable and the Steelers have given up 16 sacks in their first four games. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has gone down 15 times.

The Steelers lost Alan Faneca in free agency to the Jets and lost Kendall Simmons for the season against the Ravens with a ruptured Achilles tendon.

That means they have to either play Darnell Stapleton or Trai Essex at right guard in his place or move starting right tackle Willie Colon and insert Max Starks at left tackle.

Either way, the Steelers will have a makeshift line and…