The Jaguars add their support to Jamaal Charles to help the offensive

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In an effort to strengthen their attack, the Jacksonville Jaguars signed 10^thRunning back of the year, Jammal Charles, and rookie running back Dave Williams (of the Denver training team) Tuesday. The team also promoted David Grinnage, a member of the training team, to the active team of 53 players. The Jaguars also recruited Pharoah McKever in training.

NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero reports that the agreement for Charles is concluded for a year. Charles (5-11, 199 lbs) was selected for the third time (73^rd2008 NFL Draft by Kansas City. Since then, he has played 117 games with 69 starts in his nine years with the Chiefs and more recently in Denver in 2017. He won the Pro Bowl Trophy four times (2010, 2012-2014) and was named Associated Press All-Pro First Team after the 2010 and 2013 seasons. His professional total includes 1,401 runs for 7,556 yards (5.4 races) and 44 touchdowns. His average of 5.4 races is the highest in the history of the NFL among players with at least 1,000 rushes. The University of Texas has gone over 1,000 yards in five of its ten seasons in the NFL. 31 years old Charles is doing well financially in the NFL. According to Spotrac.com He has totaled more than $ 41.5 million in 10 years of career.

The question is how much is left to Charles in his chariot? The Jaguars have prepared and are banking on its ability to contribute. According to a reporter from NFL.com Ian Rappaport, tThe Jaguars will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys without halfback Leonard Fournette, still hamstring injury.

In order to make room in the lineup, the Jaguars placed half-year halfback Corey Grant and fifth-year semi-tight Austin Seferian-Jenkins on the team's reserve / injury list and released half freshman Brandon Wilds. Seferian-Jenkins is eligible to return while Grant is away for the year, according to the Jaguars.

Williams (6-1, 199 lbs) was originally drafted in the seventh round (226^thBroncos in the 2018 NFL Draft and spent the first five weeks of the season on the training squad after being released and signed during the recent drawdowns in early September. The 24-year-old has participated in 42 career games with six starts at the University of Arkansas (2017) and at the University of South Carolina (2013-2016). He graduated in Retail Management at the University of South Carolina in May 2017.

Meanwhile, Grinnage 6-5, 265 pounds, spent the entire 2017 season and the first five weeks of the 2018 season on the Jaguars' training team. He has not yet played in an NFL game after being enlisted as a rookie with Green Bay on April 30, 2016. He was a three-year-old man at NC State and captured 67 passes for 798 yards and nine touchdowns. He left college for the NFL after his junior redshirt.

Jaguar head coach Doug Marrone spoke of the injuries and difficulties he faced in meeting the staffing needs of October earlier this week, saying he trusted Jaguars staff (General Manager Dave Caldwell, Tom Coughlin, Executive Vice President of Football Operations).

"People have to step up. That's part of the game. Attrition plays an important role in the NFL. I have said from the beginning; the best capacity is availability, "said Marrone. "We are working on guys we are working on to come back and hope they come back soon and are ready to play. In the meantime, the guys are going to have to get stronger, not just at their post but everywhere around them. They must play well.

Charles will have the opportunity to show that he is ready to leave when the team will get ready again this week in Jacksonville before heading to Dallas, TX.

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In an effort to strengthen their attack, the Jacksonville Jaguars signed 10^thRunning back of the year, Jammal Charles, and rookie running back Dave Williams (of the Denver training team) Tuesday. The team also promoted David Grinnage, a member of the training team, to the active team of 53 players. The Jaguars also recruited Pharoah McKever in training.

NFL Network reporter Tom Pelissero reports that the agreement for Charles is concluded for a year. Charles (5-11, 199 lbs) was selected for the third time (73^rd2008 NFL Draft by Kansas City. Since then, he has played 117 games with 69 starts in his nine years with the Chiefs and more recently in Denver in 2017. He won the Pro Bowl Trophy four times (2010, 2012-2014) and was named Associated Press All-Pro First Team after the 2010 and 2013 seasons. His professional total includes 1,401 runs for 7,556 yards (5.4 races) and 44 touchdowns. His average of 5.4 races is the highest in the history of the NFL among players with at least 1,000 rushes. The University of Texas has gone over 1,000 yards in five of its ten seasons in the NFL. 31 years old Charles is doing well financially in the NFL. According to Spotrac.com He has totaled more than $ 41.5 million in 10 years of career.

The question is how much is left to Charles in his chariot? The Jaguars have prepared and are banking on its ability to contribute. According to a reporter from NFL.com Ian Rappaport, tThe Jaguars will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys without halfback Leonard Fournette, still hamstring injury.

In order to make room in the lineup, the Jaguars placed half-year halfback Corey Grant and fifth-year semi-tight Austin Seferian-Jenkins on the team's reserve / injury list and released half freshman Brandon Wilds. Seferian-Jenkins is eligible to return while Grant is away for the year, according to the Jaguars.

Williams (6-1, 199 lbs) was originally drafted in the seventh round (226^thBroncos in the 2018 NFL Draft and spent the first five weeks of the season on the training squad after being released and signed during the recent drawdowns in early September. The 24-year-old has participated in 42 career games with six starts at the University of Arkansas (2017) and at the University of South Carolina (2013-2016). He graduated in Retail Management at the University of South Carolina in May 2017.

Meanwhile, Grinnage 6-5, 265 pounds, spent the entire 2017 season and the first five weeks of the 2018 season on the Jaguars' training team. He has not yet played in an NFL game after being enlisted as a rookie with Green Bay on April 30, 2016. He was a three-year-old man at NC State and captured 67 passes for 798 yards and nine touchdowns. He left college for the NFL after his junior redshirt.

Jaguar head coach Doug Marrone spoke of the injuries and difficulties he faced in meeting the staffing needs of October earlier this week, saying he trusted Jaguars staff (General Manager Dave Caldwell, Tom Coughlin, Executive Vice President of Football Operations).

"People have to step up. That's part of the game. Attrition plays an important role in the NFL. I have said from the beginning; the best capacity is availability, "said Marrone. "We are working on guys we are working on to come back and hope they come back soon and are ready to play. In the meantime, the guys are going to have to get stronger, not just at their post but everywhere around them. They must play well.

Charles will have the opportunity to show that he is ready to leave when the team will get ready again this week in Jacksonville before heading to Dallas, TX.