Odrick signed with the Jaguars on Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reports.

As expected, Odrick will head to Jacksonville, where he'll look to rebound from a disappointing 2014 campaign in which he recorded only 29 tackles and one sack. The deal will pay Odrick $8.5 million per season with $22 million in guaranteed money.

Odrick is expected to sign with the Jaguars once free agency opens Tuesday, the Palm Beach Post reports.

Odrick has also drawn significant free agent interest from the Raiders, but at the moment it appears Jacksonville is his most likely destination. Under new head coach Gus Bradley, the Jaguars' defense drastically improved its pass-rushing ability last season and the addition of Odrick could bolster the unit even more. In the past four seasons, Odrick has recorded 16.5 sacks.

Odrick played in all 16 games this season but only produced 29 tackles and one sack.

Odrick just hasn't been the game changing type of player the Dolphins thought they had when they drafted him.

Odrick is getting quite a few reps at defensive end during practice, according to the Miami Herald's Adam Beasley.

Odrick could see time at end while Dion Jordan serves out his suspension.

Dolphins DE Jared Odrick is taking snaps at defensive tackle in OTAs.

Odrick is on a positional island after the Dolphins used the No. 3 pick on DE Dion Jordan. He's also a poor fit for Miami's 4-3 defense, and is coming off a rough 2012. Odrick will likely be frequently called on to kick inside on passing downs this season.

Dolphins DE Jared Odrick filed a lawsuit against financial firm Success Trade over an alleged investment scam.

Yahoo! Sports reported on Wednesday that multiple federal agencies including the FBI, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice were probing Success Trade investments. The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has red-flagged Success Trade for selling $18 million in fraudulent and unregistered promissory notes to 58 investors, 30 of whom were professional athletes. Among the athletes who purchased promissory notes from Success Trade were Browns CB Joe Haden, 49ers TE Vernon Davis, former Redskins RB Clinton Portis, and former Bears DE Adewale Ogunleye.

Dolphins RE Jared Odrick says he will shed 20 pounds this offseason if he's asked to stay at defensive end.

He's keeping the weight on for now in case DT Randy Starks leaves in free agency and Odrick has to kick inside. We suspect Starks will be tagged if no long-term deal is reached, and Odrick will stay at end regardless. Even at the lesser weight, Odrick is unlikely to suddenly become an explosive pass rusher.

Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald suggests that the Dolphins might place RE Jared Odrick on the trade block.

Odrick was drafted to play "five technique" in a 3-4 defense. The Dolphins are a 4-3 now, and Odrick lacks explosive ability requisite for 4-3 defensive ends. "He's not a fit for the scheme," Salguero writes. Odrick has cheap base salaries through 2014, is only 25 years old, and possesses an ideal skill set for the 3-4. He could likely bring back a second-day draft pick via trade.

The Dolphins will look to Jared Odrick and rookie Olivier Vernon to generate pressure opposite Cameron Wake.

Without a strong pass rush, the Dolphins shaky secondary will get torched this season. Odrick will be a full-time starter for the first time in his pro career. According to Pro Football Focus, he generated 24 QB pressures last season, converting five for sacks. In passing situations, he'll kick to DT with Vernon coming in at DE.

The Dolphins are using Jared Odrick at left defensive end in their new 4-3.

Odrick played right end in the old 3-4. Now a 4-3 team, the Dolphins are trying to get their best four defensive linemen on the field. Odrick figures to play end on all running downs, kicking inside to tackle in passing situations with Olivier Vernon replacing him on the edge. Cameron Wake will be a full-time, every-down right end. The D-Tackles are Paul Soliai and Randy Starks.

Dolphins RE Jared Odrick earned a $1 million contract bonus by playing over 45 percent of the team's defensive snaps in 2011.

Finally healthy after an injury-shortened rookie year, the 2010 first-round pick exploded for six sacks, a forced fumble, and an interception to earn praise from NFL Films guru Greg Cosell for a breakout season. Pro Football Focus graded Odrick as a top-20 3-4 defensive end in 2011. With NT Paul Soliai and LE Kendall Langford both unsigned for 2012, Odrick is the Dolphins' primary building block on the defensive line going forward.

Jared Odrick said his fractured left foot is fine and he's been running for awhile now.

Odrick, the 28th overall pick in last year's draft, appeared in just one game as a rookie thanks to fractures in both his legs. If the Penn State product can sustain health, he'll be a major part of the Dolphins' defensive end rotation.

Dolphins placed DE Jared Odrick on injured reserve with a fractured left foot, ending his season.

The first-round pick also suffered a hairline fracture of his right fibula earlier in the season. Odrick wound up appearing in just one game as a rookie. Fractures to each of his lower legs is concerning, but Odrick figures to be healthy for the start of the offseason program. The 28th overall selection in April's draft, he's still a building block for the Fins' future.

Updating a previous item, Dolphins DE Jared Odrick's latest injury is a broken bone in his left foot.

The injury is to the opposite leg of his previously fractured fibula. Coach Tony Sparano confirmed that Odrick is out "for a long time," but he stopped short of declaring the rookie's season over. Tony McDaniel will continue to fill in as the starter.

The Miami Herald has backed up NFL.com's Jason La Canfora's report that Dolphins DE Jared Odrick (fractured leg) is done for the season.

The Herald is reporting that the injury occurred in Wednesday's practice, so he evidently aggravated his previous fracture. He's expected to be placed on injured reserve shortly. It's a disappointing end to the season for the first-round pick, as he played in only three quarters in his rookie year.

NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reports that Dolphins first-round pick is in danger of missing the rest of the season with a hairline fracture in his right fibula.

Odrick, who has a plate in the leg after suffering a similar injury at Penn State, has made no progress since going down in Week 1. Miami has been able to tread water while waiting for the rookie to return, but will now have to avoid injuries the rest of the way to maintain a formidable front seven. Odrick figures to go on injured reserve within the next few days.

Dolphins declared DE Jared Odrick (ankle) inactive for Sunday's game against the Packers, as expected.

Odrick, the No. 28 overall pick, hasn't played since Week 1. Other Dolphins inactives: Third QB Tyler Thigpen, WR Marlon Moore, TE Jeron Mastrud, T Patrick Brown, G John Jerry, DE Jared Odrick, DE Robert Rose and LB Austin Spitler.

Dolphins DE Jared Odrick (ankle) will not play Sunday in Week 6 against the Packers.

This is good news for Aaron Rodgers. Odrick's rookie season has been marred by injuries, as the pass-rushing defensive end has not played since Week 1.

Dolphins DE Jared Odrick is not 100%, but may play in Week 6.

The Dolphins travel to Wisconsin Saturday afternoon, and Odrick will likely play if he makes the trip with the team. More to come later today on Odrick's status.

Dolphins DE Jared Odrick (leg) will practice Wednesday, though perhaps only on a limited basis.

The Dolphins are hoping that Odrick will be able to give them at least a handful of snaps this weekend against the Packers. The rookie has been out since suffering a hairline fracture in his leg in Week 1.