WR Matt Jones, released in the spring because of off-field issues, is receiving some interest from Tennessee. Jones had 65 catches in 12 games for the Jaguars last year, but violated terms of a plea agreement from a 2008 felony drug charge, causing Jacksonville to let him go. The Titans are woefully inexperienced at the receiver position beyond Nate Washington and Justin Gage. First-round pick Kenny Britt has done well as has third-round TE Jared Cook, who doubles as a receiver, but the Titans have not been able to count on the likes of Lavelle Hawkins and Paul Williams to make the jump necessary to contribute regularly. 92//2009

The Jacksonville Jaguars waived Jones on Monday, parting ways with the former first-round draft pick just days after his latest arrest.
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