The Jaguars won a coin toss against the Bears to break a tie for the 10th pick in April's NFL Draft. That gives the Broncos the 11th pick as Chicago's first-rounder goes to Denver as part of the Jay Cutler-Kyle Orton trade. The Titans will pick 16th after winning their coin toss at the scouting combine with the Panthers, which gives the 49ers the 17th pick after a trade with Carolina. The Falcons will choose 19th and the Texans 20th after Atlanta won its toss.

The Jaguars have re-signed veteran tight end Ernest Wilford to a one-year deal worth $630,000. Wilford would have become an unrestricted free agent next week. He is expected to play a backup role to starter Marcedes Lewis and second-year player Zach Miller.

The Jaguars have re-signed wide receiver Troy Williamson, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. Williamson, who would have been a restricted free agent, decided against hitting the market.

Behind the efforts of Ed Roski and Majestic Realty, and with their ?shovel-ready?? proposed $800 million stadium in the City of Industry, Los Angeles leaders are resolute that they are closing in on a team. ?I strongly believe an NFL franchise will play in Los Angeles for the 2011 season,?? said Majestic vice president John Semcken. ?I?ve been working on this for 14 years, and it?s been a long road. I know we?re very, very close.?? A team would play for two seasons in another stadium, either the Rose Bowl or Coliseum.

The Jaguars will release veteran wide receiver Torry Holt and offensive tackle Tra Thomas. The two veterans were signed as free-agents last offseason. Players can't be waived until Monday, but they were given advance notice because they both hope to continue their careers.