For starters, it's common knowledge in league circles that the Jacksonville Jaguars are shopping Quentin Groves.

Groves, a second-round pick in 2008 as a defensive end, has been moved this year to linebacker. On the team's current depth chart, Groves is listed as a third-stringer......

There also are rumblings that receiver Mike Sims-Walker could be available, too.

Tony Brown has been dealt a $10,000 fine by the NFL for two separate hits unleashed on Jaguars' quarterback David Garrard in Week 4, according to the Nashville City Paper.

Our View: Brown's first hit on Garrard was helmet-to-helmet. Brown is not a dirty player, and insists that he hit the quarterback under the chin.

Seattle will be without three-fifths of its starting offensive line against the Jaguars. Brandon Frye(notes), waived last month by Miami, will fill in again for Walter Jones(notes) at left tackle as Jones rests through the end of the month following knee surgeries. Mansfield Wrotto(notes) will start at left guard for Rob Sims(notes), who is out with a high ankle sprain. And Sean Locklear(notes) remains out with another high ankle sprain, leaving Ray Willis(notes) at right tackle.

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weaver on tebow:

"Star power is incredible, and Tebow is an iconic figure," Weaver said, noting that Brett Favre’s(notes) arrival in Minnesota prompted about 7,000 season-ticket sales. "That’s very compelling. He clearly is an outstanding football player and would be an asset to any football organization."

According to the Florida Times-Union, Jaguars' coach Jack Del Rio pointed the finger at quarterback David Garrard in the wake of Sunday's loss to the Colts. 'I thought he missed some things he needs to do better for us to be the kind of offense we have designs on being,' Del Rio said about Garrard's 14-of-28 passing performance.

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