the jaguars last made the playoffs in 1998.
the jaguars last made the playoffs in 1998.
when did the jaguars last make the playoffs?
1998
the titans and jaguars continued their late 90s success into the early 2000s and remained competitive with one another, staying in the same division when the nfl realigned its divisions. the jaguars and titans joined the indianapolis colts and the newly-formed houston texans to form the afc south. though brunell and mcnair eventually left for other teams, they were eventually replaced at quarterback by david garrard and vince young. running backs maurice jones drew for the jaguars and chris johnson for the titans began playing in this decade, becoming two of the most dominant halfbacks in the league. however, the rise of the colts led by peyton manning and a departure of talent from the jaguars and titans over the years led to a decline in the two teams' success towards the end of the 2000s. until 2017, the jaguars last made the playoffs in 2007 and the titans last qualified in 2008.
jaguars–titans rivalry
throughout his six years as member for deakin, aldred was a most active liberal member on the joint parliamentary committee of public accounts, spearheading the inquiries into business migration and the australian taxation office. the charter of taxpayers' rights and other reforms to tax office administration were largely attributed to him.









































as a result of these inquiries, abuses of the business migration programme were eliminated and significant reforms were made to tax office administration, including the introduction of the charter of taxpayer's rights.
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