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The Jaguars cuts, just announced by the team:

Tight end Richard Angulo

Safety Marlon McCree

Running back Alvin Pearman

Offensive lineman Tony Pashos

Linebacker Tim Shaw

Running back Chauncey Washington

Punter Steve Weatherford

Defensive back Brian Williams

Linebacker Thomas Williams

Long snapper Joe Zelenka

Wide receiver Tiquan Underwood

Quarterback Todd Boeckman

Fullback Brock Bolen

Safety Michael Desormeaux

Cornerback Pete Ittersagen

Defensive end Jeremy Navarre

Center Cecil Newton

Wide receiver Todd Peterson

Guard Cameron Stephenson

Running back Josh Vaughan

Linebacker Johnny Williams

The team also placed defensive tackle Rob Meier (shoulder) on injured reserve.

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The Jacksonville Jaguars' unrestricted-free-agents-to-be, in rough order of importance as it relates to their potential to return or the hole they would leave.

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	Linebacker Mike Peterson isn't expected to return to Jacksonville next season.

1. Strong safety Gerald Sensabaugh: A solid starter they expect will get an offer somewhere else that they won't compete with.
2. Center Brad Meester: Seems unlikely to get a significant offer elsewhere and they could have him back as they rebuild the line.
3. Linebacker Mike Peterson: His benching was the big distraction of the team's season, and it's been clear for a long time that they won't try to re-sign him.
4. Left tackle Khalif Barnes: Simply has not panned out on the level this team needed.
5. Receiver Reggie Williams: Another player who didn't live up to his draft status and isn't expected back.
6. Cornerback Scott Starks: Special-teamer can be a contributor and provide depth; a knee injury landed him on IR early.
7. Guard Chris Naeole: Wasn't back last year until injuries necessitated his return.
8. Free safety Pierson Prioleau: Veteran was linked to Gregg Williams, who's out as defensive coordinator.
9. Long-snapper Joe Zelenka: Has been in the role since 2001.