David Garrard apparently will get another shot to show Jacksonville Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio what he can do. ESPN.com is reporting Friday that Garrard will start in place of the injured Byron Leftwich on Sunday in Philadelphia.

Jack Del Rio, who admitted Sunday that he considered yanking Byron Leftwich in the 27-7 loss to Houston, said Monday that he expects Leftwich to start the next game in Philadelphia on Sunday.

With approximately two years left on an incentive-laden contract, Fred Taylor wants to restructure. Taylor and agent Drew Rosenhaus approached the Jaguars before training camp to talk about a new contract, then again last week during the club's bye week. Rosenhaus declined comment when reached on Friday, but Taylor didn't hesitate to voice his thoughts, which included the possibility of retiring. "I love what Tiki is doing," Taylor said on Friday. "He's getting out on top. He's a really intelligent guy and he's got lots of other avenues to pursue once he's done playing. "It's crossed my mind, the more and more things are taken away from me, like playing time," Taylor said. "You exert so much energy into one cause and it's not reciprocated. It's like putting money into an ATM machine. You keep putting money in, but every time you use your card, it says insufficient funds. "At some point, you're going to quit putting money into it."

Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich missed practice Oct 20 and was scheduled to have tests on his sore left ankle, the same one that caused him to miss five games last season. Leftwich was added to the team's injury report and listed as questionable for the Week 7 game at Houston.

Already missing their best pass rusher, the Jacksonville Jaguars will be without their best tackler for the rest of the season. Linebacker Mike Peterson, the team's top tackler the last three years, tore a pectoral muscle in the 41-0 victory against the New York Jets on Sunday and is out for the season.