11-28-2014, 02:35 PM
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Here is the article by Ryan O'Halloran...
Following practice today, the Jaguars waived receiver Mike Brown and promoted receiver Tommy Streeter from the practice squad.
Streeter has been on the practice squad since Sept. 29. The 25-year old is 6-foot-5 and has been with Baltimore and Tampa Bay but has not played in a regular season game.
Brown played in 18 games for the Jaguars over the last three years, making 39 catches for 534 yards and scoring two touchdowns.
Brown, 25, has been a healthy scratch the last six games and had seven catches for 88 yards this year.
Brown handled punt returns during Ace Sanders’ four-game NFL substance abuse suspension, but became an extra body once Sanders returned and Marqise Lee (hamstring) came back after missing three games.
The Jaguars went with four receivers last week at Indianapolis – Cecil Shorts, Allen Hurns, Lee and Sanders – but Streeter could be active Sunday against the New York Giants if the coaching staff opts for five receivers and two tight ends (three were active for the Colts game).
Brown’s release leaves only 11 players on the current 53-man roster who were with the Jaguars before general manager Dave Caldwell was hired in January 2013.
Here is the article by Ryan O'Halloran...
Following practice today, the Jaguars waived receiver Mike Brown and promoted receiver Tommy Streeter from the practice squad.
Streeter has been on the practice squad since Sept. 29. The 25-year old is 6-foot-5 and has been with Baltimore and Tampa Bay but has not played in a regular season game.
Brown played in 18 games for the Jaguars over the last three years, making 39 catches for 534 yards and scoring two touchdowns.
Brown, 25, has been a healthy scratch the last six games and had seven catches for 88 yards this year.
Brown handled punt returns during Ace Sanders’ four-game NFL substance abuse suspension, but became an extra body once Sanders returned and Marqise Lee (hamstring) came back after missing three games.
The Jaguars went with four receivers last week at Indianapolis – Cecil Shorts, Allen Hurns, Lee and Sanders – but Streeter could be active Sunday against the New York Giants if the coaching staff opts for five receivers and two tight ends (three were active for the Colts game).
Brown’s release leaves only 11 players on the current 53-man roster who were with the Jaguars before general manager Dave Caldwell was hired in January 2013.