JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars have one victory, the lowest-ranked offense and one of the worst run defenses in the NFL.

But they do have wenge-wood lockers and backlighted mirrors.

The Jaguars, who use tarps to cover empty stadium seats, spent more than $3 million to construct the NFL's most luxurious locker room.

In the most visible attempt to overhaul their image — and they hope, their fortunes — under new owner Shahid Khan, the Jaguars have embraced their inner interior designer, replete with two waterfalls that splash into plunge pools, Euro-style toilets inside individual private stalls and leather chairs custom-built extra wide to accommodate even the heftiest linemen.

"It's first class, just to show that's how he does things," said Khan's son, Tony, who is also a team executive. "It's the best locker room in the NFL. He wants this to be the best organization in the NFL."

NOTES

• The Packers have activated defensive end Mike Neal, who was suspended four weeks for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.

• Browns wide receivers Mohamed Massaquoi and Travis Benjamin will miss the game against the Giants because of hamstring injuries.

• Jets tight end Dustin Keller, wide receiver Stephen Hill, nose tackle Sione Po'uha and fullback John Conner are all doubtful for New York's game Monday.

• The Colts are promoting offensive tackle Tony Hills from the practice squad to the active roster. To make room for Hills, the Colts waived receiver Kris Adams.