In a move that shocked no one, wide receiver Randy Moss has decided to end his retirement and make a return to the NFL. Moss announced he was planning his return during a web chat on Monday, saying: "I just wanna go to a team and play some football. Faith, family and football, that's my M.O., bro. Your boy be back for the upcoming season." So a team that is in dire need of receivers, should the Jaguars consider Moss? I say yes, the Jaguars should consider bringing Moss in, find out why after the jump!

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Hi everybody. Sorry about my lack of posts the last few days, I was busy with a mixture of school work, and going out too much. I'm actually supposed to be a doing a project right now, as it's do tomorrow. Today's scouting report is on Matt Kalil.

Mock Draft: http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2012/2/8/2784332/rhetts-3-round-mock

Big Board: http://www.bigcatcountry.com/2012/2/6/2776266/rhetts-top-50-big-board

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As we get closer and closer to the 2012 NFL Combine, that means we're getting closer and closer to NFL Pro Days and private visits. The schedule for 2012 NFL Pro Day's has just been released. We'll have all the information on where the Jacksonville Jaguars scouts are when we get closer to the actual days of the events.

Hit the jump for the full schedule.

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At the University of South Carolina, the Gamecocks ran an interesting 4-2 defense with a third linebacker playing in a "spur" position. This third linebacker position was filled by Antonio Allen, a player that was too small to play full-time amongst the linebackers, but provided the team with a linebacker with coverage abilities.

Initially brought on to the Gamecocks with the intention to be a "Sam" linebacker, Allen is now looking to play in the NFL as a safety. During his time at the Senior Bowl he was, by most accounts, one of the top safeties in attendance and spoke to multiple teams including the Jaguars.

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Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Austen Lane missed most of the 2011 NFL season on injured reserve, but this offseason he's been doing a lot of things off the field. During Super Bowl week, the Jaguars fifth-round pick in the 2010 NFL draft was in indianapolis at Taste of the NFL event called "Party with a Purpose".

Taste of the NFL is an organization dedicated to addressing the needs of the hungry and homeless by raising awareness and money through special events. This year's event was the 21st annual, held the night before the Super Bowl. Each team has a booth featuring their favorite chef and a player for signing autographs.

Hit the jump to see Lane talking about the event, including having an asthma attack when he met US Women's Soccer star Hope Solo and how he was trying to holler at Miss America, who's from his home state of Wisconsin.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars will be on the hunt for at least one wide receiver in the 2012 free agency period, and most expect the Jaguars to target one of the top receivers. One of those receivers could be New Orleans Saints star-receiver Marques Colston, who the Saints have yet to even talk contract with, according to a report by the National Football Post.

It's possible Marques Colston will be a former Saint in the near future. The Saints have made no attempts to re-sign the star wide receiver up to this point. The front office has been pre-occupied with trying to work out a new deal for Drew Brees. If the Saints can't sign Brees, they likely will use the franchise tag on him, giving them one less way to retain Colston. Also complicating the issue is the pending free agency of guard Carl Nicks. Given the cash outlay this team will be facing, the Saints may have to choose between Colston and Nicks.

Colston has had at least 1,000 receiving yards and 5 receiving touchdowns in his six-year career, except for the 2008 season when he played just 11 games due to injury. Outside of overall explosion and top-end speed, injuries are one of the big concerns a team will have to factor in when thinking about signing Colston to a big-time deal in free agency. He's played a full 16 games just three times in his career, but it's tough to argue with his production and consistency when he's on the football field.