JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have no plans to renegotiate running back Maurice Jones-Drews current contract. General manager Gene Smith confirmed Monday that Jones-Drew wants a new deal, but made it clear its not going to happen. "Obviously, he has expressed that he would like to renegotiate and we have expressed again that we feel he has a contract with two years left that we expect him to fulfil those obligations," Smith said. Jones-Drew, who led the NFL in rushing last season with 1,606 yards, has two years remaining on a five-year deal worth $31 million that he signed in 2009. He is scheduled to make $4.45 million this season and $4.95 million in 2013. Thats considerably less than other top tailbacks. Tennessees Chris Johnson is getting $13.5 million annually. Houstons Arian Foster is making $8.7 million a year. And Seattles Marshawn Lynch is earning $7.75 annually. St. Louis Steven Jackson, Carolinas DeAngelo Williams and Minnesotas Adrian Peterson also make more than Jones-Drew. Jones-Drew has 6,854 yards rushing, 2,473 yards receiving and 74 total touchdowns in six seasons. He carried a career-high 343 times last year, averaging 4.7 yards even though defences knew he was the focal point of the NFLs worst offence. It makes sense that the 27-year-old back would want a new deal after a career year. But the Jaguars certainly dont want to set a precedent of paying players already in the middle of lucrative contracts. "Our expectation with any player thats under contract is for them to fulfil their obligations," Smith said. "In terms of our position, hes got two years remaining." Jones-Drew skipped all of the teams off-season workouts, and its unclear whether he will attend a mandatory, three-day minicamp that begins Tuesday. "I would expect him to be here this week, but thats ultimately his decision," Smith said. "Its a mandatory veteran camp for the players that are under contract. I expect all our players under contract to be here, though." Jones-Drew could be fined up to $60,000 for missing the three days of practice. "Thats a decision that certainly is the head coachs decision, and I would support that," Smith said. Jones-Drew hasnt worked out in Jacksonville the last three years. He missed organized team activities in 2010 to train on the West Coast, and the NFL lockout cancelled offseason training sessions last year. Nonetheless, it hasnt slowed him down. Jones-Drew has made three consecutive Pro Bowls. nfl jerseys china . After complaints by the union that the Marlins werent using revenue-sharing money to improve, the players association, Major League Baseball and the Marlins reached a three-year agreement in January 2010 that the team would increase payroll annually as it prepared to move into its new ballpark in 2012. cheap jerseys from china . Earlier this week, those very same fans were openly hostile towards Ferguson as they questioned his motives behind recent public support of the Glazer family. Its no coincidence that Fergusons support for the owners comes at a time that the club will shortly be listing on the New York Stock Exchange where approximately 10 percent of the clubs shares will be made available. http://www.garotasnavan.com/ . The school said Friday it awarded an 8.3 per cent increase annually in his guaranteed compensation over the remaining seven years of his deal now worth $36. Cheap NFL Jerseys China . "Our defence was embarrassing, pretty much from start to finish," Skiles said after Monta Ellis scored six of his 22 points in the final 2 minutes to help the Bucks hold off the New Orleans Hornets 117-113 on Saturday night for their third straight victory. Cheap NFL Jersyes . Under Series rules, Hunter-Reay will now receive a 10-spot penalty on the starting grid for Sundays Edmonton Indy race. It was a brutal end to a tough day at the track for the 31-year-old Florida native. His No. 28 car struggled with grip issues all day during two practice sessions on the 2.Veteran Canadian receiver Dave Stala signed a new contract with the Tiger-Cats on Friday that will keep him in Hamilton through 2014. Stala enters his fifth season in Hamilton in 2013 after spending the first six years of his career with the Montreal Alouettes. In 130 regular season games, the Saint Marys product has caught 398 passes for 5,044 yards and 27 touchdoowns.dddddddddddd He is one of nine current CFL players that have registered over 5,000 receiving yards in their career. Last season, the Hamilton native recorded 42 receptions for 655 yards and four touchdowns. Stala was named the Tiger-Cats Most Outstanding Canadian in 2010 and 2011, earning the East Divisions Most Outstanding Canadian award in 2010. ' ' '