Bulletin Board Material: The Best AFC South Articles from 8/14

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General Interest

Eli Manning talks to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports about his relationship with Peyton Manning.

Phil Wilson of the Indianapolis Star talks to a local official unimpressed with replacement refs.

Bill Barnwell of Grantland talks about the tight end revolution.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Paul Kuharsky of ESPN.com says the Jaguars' are already hurting at offensive line.

Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus reviews the Giants game.

Gene Frenette of the Florida Times-Union says Justin Blackmon has what the Jags need.

Vito Stellino of the Florida Times-Union tells us that Blackmon was impressive on Monday.

Stellino profiles two Jaguars hoping to make an impact on the team.

Houston Texans

Kuharsky says Bradie James has a second chance with the Texans.

Tania Ganguli of the Houston Chronicle says the Texans need big returns out of a small man.

Ganguli reports that J.J. Watt is certain he'll be ready by Week 1.

Ganguli says the Texans special teams coach wants better tackling.

Tennessee Titans

Andrew Strickert of Total Titans breaks down the tackles.

David Boclair of The City Paper reports that Kamerion Wimbley wants to get the quarterback.

Matt Gray of The Tennessean says Rusty Smith was impressive against the Seahawks.

Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean says that Darius Reynaud gets another chance.

John Glennon of The Tennessean reports that Kenny Britt could play in this preseason.

Wyatt reports that Jake Locker will start the next preseason game.

Indianapolis Colts

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Jason Lisk of the Big Lead puts in perspective just how good Andrew Luck was in his debut.

Michael Schoetty of Bleacher Report breaks down Luck and Robert Griffin III last week.

Kuharsky says that injuries have forced new players into the Colts' plans.

Wilson reports that Pat Angerer could miss six weeks.