Many expected the Jaguars to land hometown quarterback Tim Tebow when the Broncos placed him on the market last week, but he instead landed with the Jets. Jacksonville owner Shahid Khan appears glad that Tebow didn't come to his team. "That would have been the worst thing for Jacksonville and the worst thing for him," Khan told The Florida Times-Union. "He didn't want to come, obviously. ... Any one of the 53 players we have, have to be committed to Jacksonville, making us be the best team we are. The question was: Did he want to come? And if the decision had been taken out (of his hands) and we got him, that would not be good for him, or for us."

Jaguars head coach Mike Mularkey insists he wanted quarterback Tim Tebow, according to an ESPN.com report. Speaking before a fan event Thursday night, Mularkey indicated reports saying otherwise were false. "Don't believe everything you hear or read in the media," Mularkey said.

According to Adam Schefter, the Jaguars, Packers, Dolphins and Jets are candidates to trade for Tim Tebow. Schefter initially reported that the 49ers were a possibility for Tebow, but followed-up that they are not interested. The Broncos are exploring trade scenarios for Tebow following their agreement with Peyton Manning.

The Jaguars have reached a three-year agreement with cornerback Aaron Ross, according to a league source. The contract is worth up to $15.3 million. Ross had a career-best four interceptions in 2011.

The Jaguars and wide receiver Laurent Robinson agreed to a five-year, $32.5M contract Wednesday evening. The deal includes $14M guaranteed. Jacksonville also added former Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne on a two-year deal.

There is a possibility that Tim Tebow could be had on the trade market if the Broncos are able to sign Peyton Manning. Jaguars owner Shahid Khan is a fan of the hometown quarterback, but The Florida Times-Union reports that Jacksonville's front-office remains unsold on Tebow, no matter how popular he might be around town. Mike Mularkey admitted Tebow hasn't even been discussed. "Way too many things going on to worry about who's getting slotted where and who's going where," Mularkey said. "That has not even been a discussion. Really, there's nothing you can do until 4 o'clock (Tuesday) cause they're all players for other teams, so you really don't want to get into that."

Chad Henne is scheduled to visit with the Jaguars and Seahawks with free agency underway. The Jets were expected to be a suitor for the quarterback, but the possibility disappeared when New York signed Mark Sanchez to a contract extension.

The Jaguars have reached an agreement with cornerback Rashean Mathis on a one-year, $5 million deal, according to a source. Mathis had started 125 games before tearing his ACL in November.