Jaguars vs Patriots: TV Schedule, Radio, Game Time, Online Streaming and More

The New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars are squaring off tomorrow night at 7:30 PM EST in Gillette Stadium. The game will be broadcast locally on both television and radio.

This matchup will be the first preseason game for both teams and a lot of new faces will make their debut for both teams.

The two big-name Patriot additions, Chad Ochocinco and Albert Haynesworth, are both former Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections.

Ochocinco should be out there, working with Tom Brady in a game situation for the first time. Patriots’ fans are very anxious to see this pairing, but it will not be for more than a handful of snaps.

Haynesworth is questionable, as he has barely practiced with his new team, and may not be in the physical shape required to play just yet.

Patriots fans may also get their first look at Shaun Ellis and Andre Carter in a New England uniform, part of the team's massive overhaul along the defensive line.

Ryan Mallett will also get some snaps in after Brady goes through the motions and hits the bench. Mallett is a highly-skilled quarterback who slipped to the Patriots in the third round of the 2011 NFL Draft.

Mallett will see action along with another potential star rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert, Jacksonville’s tenth overall selection.

Gabbert is going to start for the Jaguars, as veteran QB David Gerrard is dealing with a minor back injury.

The Patriots are apparently ready for him. Gabbert has a very fair chance at competing with Gerrard for the starting spot with a solid preseason, but it will most likely be a temporary bump to QB1 for the former Missouri Tigers standout.

Other new starters for the Jags include Paul Posluszny, a star linebacker that they signed away from the Buffalo Bills. The team gave him a 6-year, $45 million deal to have him anchor their middle for years to come.

The Jags also plan to have OLB Clint Session and Dawan Landry make their debuts for the team.

Session defected from the Colts to join their AFC South rivals and should be a solid strongside linebacker if he stays healthy.

Landry made a move from Baltimore to join the new-look Jags defense and can play either safety position for a team that needs his flexibility.

It should be a fantastic matchup and it will be good to see how the new guys and players returning from season ending injuries last year will perform this preseason. Most of the stars won’t play very long if at all, but we will get a preview of NFL football for the first time in months. 

For more analysis of Jaguars vs. Patriots, check out the 5 Things to Watch During Preseason Matchup.