Blaine Gabbert knows he won't enter training camp as the team's unquestioned starter, but he plans to fight for the job with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

He is 5-19 after two years as the starter.

The Jaguars are expected to draft a quarterback to compete with Gabbert.

"The best guy is going to win," Gabbert said. "That's why this sport is so intriguing to people and so fun to be a part of. The competition is daily. Every practice will be a mini-game. You need to put your best foot forward regardless of the situation. That uncomfortable feeling is a good feeling and that's why good teams are successful -- because they have that competition.

"It's going to be a blast."

Mike Jenkins has an offer on the table from the Jacksonville Jaguars, but he will continue to shop for a new team.

The veteran cornerback will be taking trips to meet with the Oakland Raiders and Buffalo Bills.

The Seattle Seahawks have put Matt Flynn on the trade market and they reportedly have interest from as many as three teams.

The Jaguars, Bills and Raiders have been linked to Flynn, but they also have top-10 draft picks with an eye on a quarterback.

That means Seattle is unlikely to find a trade partner until after the first day of next month's NFL Draft, when the trio of teams could fill their vacancy with a rookie.

The Jacksonville Jaguars, Buffalo Bills and Oakland Raiders are expressing interest in Matt Flynn.

The Seattle Seahawks signed Flynn last offseason, but rookie Russell Wilson emerged as the unquestioned starter. Seattle has expressed a willingness to keep Flynn as a backup next season despite his large contract, but getting something valuable in return could persuade them.