2004 Jacksonville Jaguars

2004 Jacksonville Jaguars season
Head Coach	Jack Del Rio
Home Field	ALLTEL Stadium
Results
Record	9–7
Place	2nd AFC South
Playoff Finish	did not qualify
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Timeline
Previous Season	Next Season
2003	2005

The 2004 season brought about Jack Del Rio's second year as the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Byron Leftwich's first full year as a starter. In a time of transition for the franchise, Del Rio's coaching and Leftwich's play helped to pull the Jaguars out of a three year slump to a finish of 9–7, placing second in the ever competitive AFC South.

Offseason

2004 NFL Draft

• Main article: 2004 NFL Draft

Round	Pick #	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	9	9	Reggie Williams	Wide Receiver	Washington
2	7	39	Daryl Smith	Linebacker	Georgia Tech
2	23	55	Greg Jones	Fullback	Florida State
3	23	86	Jorge Cordova	Linebacker	Nevada
4	22	118	Anthony Maddox	Defensive Tackle	Delta State
4	24	120	Ernest Wilford	Wide Receiver	Virginia Tech
5	5	137	Josh Scobee	Kicker	Louisiana Tech
5	18	150	Chris Thompson	Cornerback	Nicholls State
5	27	159	Sean Bubin	Offensive Tackle	Illinois
7	48	249	Bobby McCray	Defensive End	Florida

Personnel

Staff

2004 Jacksonville Jaguars final staff
	Front Office Chairman/Chief Executive Officer – Wayne Weaver Head Coaches Head Coach – Jack Del Rio Assistant Head Coach – Steve Shafer Offensive Coaches Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks – Bill Musgrave Running Backs – Anthony Lynn Wide Receivers – Ken Anderson Tight Ends – Alfredo Roberts Offensive Line – Paul Boudreau Offensive Assistant/Assistant Offensive Line – Andy Heck			Defensive Coaches Defensive Coordinator – Mike Smith Defensive Line – Ray Hamilton Linebackers – Mike Haluchak Defensive Backs – Alvin Reynolds Defensive Assistant – Todd Howard Special Teams Coaches Special Teams Coordinator – Pete Rodriguez Assistant Special Teams – Bob Ligashesky Strength and Conditioning Strength and Conditioning – Mark Asanovich Assistant Strength and Conditioning – Les Ebert

Schedule

Jacksonville Jaguars Results
Week	Date	Result	Score	Opponent	Record	Attendance
1	September 12	W	13–10	at Buffalo Bills	1–0	72,389
2	September 19	W	7–6	Denver Broncos	2–0	69,127
3	September 26	W	15–12	at Tennessee Titans	3–0	68,932
4	October 3	L	24–17	Indianapolis Colts	3–1	73,114
5	October 10	L	34–21	at San Diego Chargers	3–2	52,101
6	October 17	W	22–16	Kansas City Chiefs	4–2	66,413
7	October 24	W	27–24	at Indianapolis Colts	5–2	56,615
8	October 31	L	20–6	at Houston Texans	5–3	70,502
9	Bye Week
10	November 14	W	23–17 (OT)	Detroit Lions	6–3	66,431
11	November 21	L	18–15	Tennessee Titans	6–4	69,703
12	November 28	L	27–16	at Minnesota Vikings	6–5	64,004
13	December 5	L	17–16	Pittsburgh Steelers	6–6	76,877
14	December 12	W	22–3	Chicago Bears	7–6	67,572
15	December 19	W	28–25	at Green Bay Packers	8–6	70,437
16	December 26	L	21–0	Houston Texans	8–7	66,227
17	January 2	W	13–6	at Oakland Raiders	9–7	41,112

Standings

Template:2004 AFC South standings

References

• Pro Football Reference