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After nearly a month of training camp, the Jaguars finally have a winner in their kicking competition and the winner is nobody. That’s right, nobody. Sure, someone will eventually get the job, but as of Tuesday morning, the job belonged to nobody because the Jaguars had exactly zero kickers on their roster after the release […]

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