As Mel Tucker sees it, progress has been made.

The excitement in the voice was clear.

When it comes to the safety position, Gene Smith said there’s no question the Jaguars very much need to get better.

When it comes to the safety position, Gene Smith said there’s no question the Jaguars very much need to get better.

When it comes to the safety position, Gene Smith said there’s no question the Jaguars very much need to get better.

Don Davey didn’t picture this as his post-football life. Not at first, and really, not until he was very, very deep into an eight-year NFL career that culminated with four memorable seasons in the earliest days of the Jaguars.

The Jaguars were not perfect at the cornerback position in 2010.

At the linebacker position, Gene Smith sees the undeniable reality.

Gene Smith didn’t doubt it then – and he sure doesn’t now.

As Gene Smith sees it, there’s a lot to like about the Jaguars’ defensive end position.

It’s no secret the Jaguars success in the running game in 2011 will depend largely on the production of two-time Pro Bowler Maurice Jones-Drew, but don’t count out the emergence of Rashad Jennings.

Gene Smith wasted no time establishing his blueprint for rebuilding.

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It would be easy to look at the Jaguars’ tight end position and assume the presence of a Pro Bowl selection made it a strong area.

It would be easy to look at the Jaguars’ tight end position and assume the presence of a Pro Bowl selection made it a strong area.

To Gene Smith, public perception matters little when it comes to analyzing the Jaguars’ wide receiving corps.

When it comes to the Jaguars’ running back position, Gene Smith said statistics, awards and reputation are fine.

Gene Smith likes what he sees in the Jaguars’ quarterback position.

As Gene Smith sees it, the process is an ongoing one.

Gene Smith wasn’t counting on it happening. Not exactly as it did, at least.