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  • "I think Leftwich is excited about it," Peterson said.

    Can Leftwich, Jaguars get back up in 2007? 2007

  • Leftwich is the first to concede his future is murky, and he's heard rumors he might be traded.

    Can Leftwich, Jaguars get back up in 2007? 2007

  • Jacksonville received a strong effort from RB Fred Taylor in the opener and needs similar production to protect QB Byron Leftwich from the Steelers 'swarming defense.

    USATODAY.com - NFL Preview: Week 2 2006

  • Despite missing 10 games last season, Byron Leftwich is so entrenched as the starter that he was one of 30 players who didn't even dress for the game.

    USATODAY.com - Football - Washington vs. Jacksonville 2006

  • Leftwich is expected to return against the Patriots, a scenario that has all of Jacksonville in a heated debate.

    USATODAY.com - USA TODAY's playoff grades 2006

  • Garrard hopes he can retain his starting job even if Leftwich is healthy.

    USATODAY.com - Scores 2005

  • Wright hinted that Hickman might move away from its spread offense and turn to more run-friendly formations to get the ball into the hands of its top athletes, such as Leftwich,

    columbiatribune.com stories 2009

  • CB Omar Leftwich — With three other potential starting cornerbacks out of spring camp with injuries, the sophomore made the most of his opportunity.

    Around the Mid-American Conference 2010

  • At 6-1 and 190 pounds, Leftwich will have the physical presence to play the man-to-man coverage Ohio uses often, and sub-4. 5 speed in the 40 to make up ground.

    Ohio - Team Notes 2010

  • -- Another junior college transfer, Leftwich has the size and speed to be an immediate contributor in the Ohio secondary.

    Ohio - Team Notes 2010

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