Jaguars C Brad Meester announced he will retire after this season. A second-round pick of the Jags way back in 2000, Meester has only known one franchise in his 14-year career. He started 193 of the 194 games he appeared in, never making a Pro Bowl or All-Pro team. Meester really hit the wall this season as he's graded out 30th among 36 qualifying centers in Pro Football Focus' grades.

Jaguars re-signed C Brad Meester.

Free agent C Brad Meester will reportedly retire if the Jags' "price isn't right." Meester will turn 36 in March and is trying to leverage his way into a final payday on a one-year deal. The coaching staff reportedly wants him back "from a stability and leadership standpoint." Meester has started 193 games for the Jags over his 13 NFL seasons.

The Jaguars are "still in discussions" with free agent C Brad Meester. Meester is on the record as hoping to return for a 14th NFL season, but it's unclear if he'd consider playing anywhere other than Jacksonville. One of the best players in Jaguars history, Meester is still durable, but his play has slipped considerably. It's not a guarantee he'll be back.

Jaguars C Brad Meester says he is interested in playing a 13th season in 2013. Meester's contract is up after the year, and he turns 36 in March. "I feel as good as I have in quite a while," he insisted. "I would love to be back." Meester has spent his entire career with the Jaguars, playing mostly center and some guard. Unfortunately, his on-field play suggests he has little left.