The Jaguars have one to spare. WR Miles Austin could be a savior to one of the 10 teams or so that lack a true WR. Figure, the top WR are getting franchised, meaning some teams will be elft without a good No. 1 or even a stellar No. 2 target. Austin has epitomized consistency for the past several seasons. He did not drop one pass last year as the Cowboys' compliment to budding star Dez Bryant, hauling in 66 receptions for 943 yards and 6 TDs. Aside from a dinged up 2011 campaign, he's been stellar, averaging 1,100 yards and 8 TDs. At 28, he's just entering the prime of his career. His salary of $8,302,000 is more than fair, as you'd likely have to spend nearly double that if he were on the free agent market. With two other 900+ yard WRs on the roster, the Jags are able to part with Austin, but are also fine keeping him and fielding arguably the top WR trio in the NFL. Anything less than a 2nd-round pick or a starting-caliber DL,LB,or OL will not be considered. Post offers here or feel free to PM. One last selling point: He nailed Kim Kardashian...not sure if that helps or hurts his stock
