Jaguars RB Keith Toston rushed 17 times for 74 yards and caught three passes for 41 yards in Jacksonville's Week 17 loss to Tennessee. Toston was Jacksonville's primary source of offense early in the game before a big deficit forced Chad Henne into 41 pass attempts. A borderline NFL-caliber talent, Toston was the Jaguars' fifth starting running back of the season, following in the footsteps of Maurice Jones-Drew, Rashad Jennings, Jalen Parmele, and Montell Owens. An exclusive rights free agent in the offseason, Toston will enter 2013 as property of the Jaguars, competing for a roster spot.

Updating a previous item, the Jaguars are starting Keith Toston at running back in Week 17 against the Titans. Richard Murphy will apparently be the No. 2 back. As previously passed along, Montell Owens is inactive after suffering a pre-game knee injury. Toston, a journeyman former undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma State, has not carried the football since the end of the 2010 season with the Rams.

Jaguars re-signed RB Keith Toston. This is the third time the Jags have signed Toston in the last two months. He'll be mere depth behind Montell Owens and Richard Murphy.

Jaguars re-signed RB Keith Toston and waived LB Brandon Marshall.

Jaguars agreed to terms with RB Keith Toston. Toston impressed in preseason action with the Jaguars, rushing for 100 yards and a touchdown on nine carries in two games. A hamstring injury thwarted his efforts for a roster spot. He'll provide depth behind Rashad Jennings and Jalen Parmele with Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) out "multiple games."

Jaguars RB Keith Toston will miss two weeks with a hamstring injury. Toston was supposed to just a camp body for the Jags to use during Maurice Jones-Drew's holdout. But he has impressed in preseason action, rushing nine times for 100 yards with a touchdown through two games.

Jaguars signed RB Keith Toston. It's a sign that the Jaguars aren't expecting Maurice Jones-Drew's holdout to end anytime soon. Toston played under Jaguars running backs coach Sylvester Croom while with the Rams last season. He managed just 54 yards on 19 carries.

Despite a strong performance in the Rams' preseason opener on Saturday, RB Keith Toston is facing an "uphill battle" to make the roster. He carried the ball 11 times for a team-high 64 yards and a touchdown. Toston was active for all 16 games as a rookie last season, but the Rams had one of the worst backup running back situations in the league. Unless Cadillac Williams or Jerious Norwood gets hurt, Toston will likely soon be looking for work.