KAPOLEI, Hawaii (AP) -Fred Taylor was in no hurry.

The Jacksonville Jaguars running back signed dozens of autographs, chatted with old friends and high-fived KC Wolf (the Kansas City Chiefs mascot) before heading back to his posh oceanside hotel.

``It's all good,'' said Taylor, who is relishing his first trip to the Pro Bowl.

No one can blame him for taking his time. It took him 10 years and 10,715 yards rushing to finally get to Hawaii.

Taylor ranks 17th on the NFL's career rushing list and had been the

The last time he subjected himself to that was 13 years ago. He had recently been hired by the expansion Jacksonville Jaguars. He was still working out of a doublewide trailer in the parking lot and assembling his roster.

Coughlin sat next to Bart Starr that Super Bowl Sunday. He said it was ``an honor'' and ``interesting.'' It was also something he never wanted to do ag

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Tony McDaniel has settled a civil lawsuit lingering since his playing days at Tennessee over a fight during a pickup basketball game.

Edward Goodrich, a student at Tennessee, sued McDaniel for breaking four bones in his face when McDaniel punched him after the game at a campus gym in 2005.

Goodrich sued for $800,000 in damages. A settlement was reached Monday night, hours before the case was to go to trial. Terms were not disclosed.

``I can tell

Sharpstein said Monday that McGill told him if Moss didn't agree to pay ``a great deal of money'' by 5 p.m. on Jan. 11, the day before the Patriots beat the Jacksonville Jaguars 31-20 in an AFC divisional playoff game, McGill would go public.

``It's blackmail,'' Sharpstein said. ``Extortion is the technical crime.''

McGill issued a statement Jan. 17, saying that Moss' representatives were the first to suggest that Moss

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -The Jacksonville Jaguars added former New York Jets and Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson to their staff Friday.

Coach Jack Del Rio confirmed the hiring, but said Henderson's role on the defensive staff will be decided later.

The Jaguars lost defensive coordinator Mike Smith this week when he took the head coaching job with the Atlanta Falcons.

Henderson, who worked with Del Rio in Baltimore, was out of coaching last year. He spent the 2006 season as defensive co

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GATHER NO MOSS: For the second consecutive playoff game, Randy Moss had just one catch.

Like the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, who double-teamed Moss but got burned when Brady picked them apart with his other receivers, the Chargers took the Patriots' top receiver out of the game. Moss, who caught 98 passes for 1,493 yards and an NFL-record 23 touchdowns in the r

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -The Jacksonville Jaguars fired pro personnel director Charles Bailey on Saturday and promoted college scouting director Gene Smith.

Smith's new title is executive director of college and pro personnel.

``This reflects another step in Gene's development and the regard with which he is held by the Jaguars and the rest of the NFL,'' Jaguars vice president of player personnel James Harris said.

Smith recently interviewed for Atlanta's general manager position, but didn't get the job. S

Frazier's interview came one day after Jacksonville Jaguars defensive coordinator Mike Smith had his second meeting with the team.

Smith previously talked with Falcons owner Arthur Blank before Friday's first meeting with the team's new general manager, Thomas Dimitroff.

Frazier, contacted by The Associa