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Love never really panned out for the Vikings. Minnesota took him in the sixth round of the 2011 Draft. He spent the whole 2011 season on the Vikings' 53-man roster, but was inactive for all 16 games. In 2012, he went on IR with a pectoral injury during training camp.
He might have had a shot at a roster spot in 2013, but got popped for violating the league's performance enhancing drug policy and was suspended for the first four games of this season, after which the Vikings released him.
Since he's never appeared in a regular season game, there's not a whole lot to go on. He was an all-SEC player in his final year at Arkansas, but hasn't been able to put it together enough to merit a look at the NFL level.
The Jaguars went from the offensive tackle position seemingly looking like a strength to it now being a black hole outside of Cameron Bradfield and Austin Pasztor, the team's likely starting tackles going forward in 2013.
The team traded Eugene Monroe to the Baltimore Ravens the week of their matchup with the St. Louis Rams, which garnered mixed reviews, but then just three days after the trade became official lost rookie Luke Joeckel to a broken ankle, which has sidelined him for the season.
So where do the Jaguars go from here?
Well, the most likely scenario is the team promotes DeMarcus Love from the practice squad to the active roster and then scours the waiver wire and free agency for a swing tackle to add to the 53-man roster and/or the practice squad.
The problem? The offensive tackle market is always thin during the season. I'd run down a list of some of the free agents available, but I honestly couldn't tell you much about any of them.