Jaguars Bite of the Day – After experiencing trouble resting, sleeping and eating without getting nauseous, Jaguars linebacker Clint Session needed proactive treatment.  The reason…three concussions suffered last season.  A recommendation by his agent had Session enrolling in a concussion treatment program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.  He visited the center three times during the offseason.  And Session felt well enough to lift twice on Monday, the day the Jaguars’ offseason conditioning program began.  “They (UPMC) were able to get me back to being a normal human,” said Session.

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Jaguars Bite of the Day – In a one-hour interview with the Florida Times-Union, Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert said he has grown since his rookie year.  “I know I’m going to improve this year.  I’ve already improved immensely from our last game [against the Indianapolis Colts], just having the chance to review every pass play, every run play, all the checks [at the line of scrimmage] that I had to make.”  On the pressure of being a starting NFL quarterback, Gabbert made it clear: “Winning cures everything.  It makes everything more fun, makes life a lot easier.”

Jaguars Bite of the Day – Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Aaron Kampman feels confident about his health.  The 11-year NFL veteran is still recovering from a 2010 torn ACL.  Kampman played three games in 2011.  With five games left on the schedule last season, the Jags placed him on injured reserve.  In December, Kampman had cleanup surgery on his right knee and then spent six weeks on crutches.  Kampman, who turns 33 in November, commented on last year: “I was never close to what I consider my level of play.”