After leaving Jacksonville, McCree played two seasons with the Houston Texans, one season with the Carolina Panthers, two seasons with the San Diego Chargers and one year with the Broncos.

With Denver last season, McCree played in eight games and registered 29 tackles. In his career, he has 448 tackles, 16 interceptions, four forced fumbles and three sacks.

Jacksonville will likely use McCree as a backup safety behind Sean Considine and Reggie Nelson. He’ll provide good injury insurance and a veteran voice in the lockerroom.

Marlon McCree - Jacksonville Jaguars

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Marlon McCree Signs with the Jaguars

Anyway . . . no matter what side of the Love The Patriots/Hate the Patriots Debate you call home, you have to admit it: Tom Brady’s TD pass to Wes Walker in the third quarter. Was. Absolutely. Undoutbedly. Awesome.

The best quality video of the Statue of Liberty-style play is here on the NFL site (35s, preceded by a 19-s ad). This wasn’t embed-able—ooh, we could have fun with that newly-coined adjective—but it’s really worth checking out. Wow!

Oh, and we should not that we apparently don’t speak for everyone with that “Wow!” Reggie Nelson, a safety for the Jags, said of Brady, “He ain’t all that . . . He’s alright.”

No, really. Nelson said that. You can stop giggling now.

We’re not going to get our jock strap in a bunch about Nelson’s sour grapes remarks (read more here). First of all, chicks don’t wear jock straps. Second, Nelson is a rookie and thus wet behind the ears when it comes to giving sound bites to the press following a season-ending loss. Third, and most importantly, the Colts lost. Indeed, we’re just so pleased about it that we’re going to give the Jag newbie a special dispensation to commemorate the occasion.

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Coolest Touchdown Ev-ah