For the second day in a row, Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback David Garrard is not at the team's facilities as they prepare for Sunday's road game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

"David Garrard is resting at home today. His status will be updated tomorrow," the team announced on Twitter.

Garrard sustained a concussion during the second quarter of the Jaguars' 30-3 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Monday night.

Trent Edwards, who replaced Garrard on Monday night, injured his right thumb and did not participate in Wednesday's practice.

The Jaguars have signed veteran quarterbacks Todd Bouman and Patrick Ramsey this week. With it becoming increasingly unlikely that Garrard makes the trip to Kansas City, the 38-year old Bouman would make his first start since the 2005 regular season finale if Edwards' thumb keeps him out of action.