Parmele has signed with the Titans, the National Football Post's Terry McCormick reports.

Analysis: Parmele ended up starting a game at running back last season after the Jaguars were hit with a rash of injuries at the position. He didn't impress and will now hope to catch on with the Titans as a No. 3 running back and special teams contributor. Parmele underwent groin surgery in December and should be ready to go by the time training camp starts.

Jalen Paremele (groin) said on his personal twitter account that his surgery went well.

Analysis: Parmele is a running back and not a doctor, but there's no reason to think that this injury will carry over to next season. The bigger issue for Parmele is that he probably isn't talented enough to earn a significant role on any team unless that team is ravaged by injuries and ineffectiveness at the running back position. That's been the case for the 2012 Jaguars, but it's entirely possible that Parmele will never resurface as a fantasy option after his short-lived stretch of relevance this season.

Parmele has a partially tore groin muscle and is slated to see a specialist next week to determine if he'll require surgery, according to Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union.

Analysis: With Maurice Jones-Drew unlikely to return to action this week, Rashad Jennings is in line to get another crack at the Jaguars' starting running back gig, an assignment that Parmele held briefly prior to suffering the groin injury this past Sunday that landed him on IR.

Jalen Parmele: (Groin) Lands On IR

Parmele (groin) has been placed on injured reserve, the Jaguars' official Twitter page reports.

Analysis: Parmele opened last week's game as the Jaguars' running back, but his chance to make his mark was brief. Rashad Jennings will likely start for the Jags going forward while Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) is sidelined.

Parmele (groin) is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Bills, the Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Parmele injured his groin early in the first quarter against the Titans, but fought through the injury to finish with 45 rushing yards. Rashad Jennings got 16 carries while Parmele was battling the groin injury, and he will likely be the healthiest option Week 13. We'll know more later in the week, but Jennings looks like he's in line for more work if Parmele doesn't fully recover.

Parmele was limited Sunday against the Titans by a groin injury, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: The report adds that coach Mike Mularkey "lauded Parmele for his toughness," but at this stage, it's unclear whether or not the running back's practice participation -- and in turn his availability for Sunday's game against the Bills -- will be impacted by his groin issue. With Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) expected to miss another game this week, Parmele would be in line for another start, health permitting. Otherwise, the Jags would turn to Rashad Jennings once again.

Jalen Parmele: (Leg) Injury-Filled Sunday

Parmele (leg) returned to Sunday's game against the Titans in the second quarter, but he re-injured his leg in the fourth quarter and did not return, Mark Long of the Associated Press reports.

Analysis: Parmele ended up leading the Jaguars in rushing despite the injuries, going for 45 yards on eight carries (5.6 YPC), while Rashad Jennings racked up just 43 yards on 16 carries (2.7 YPC). The severity of Parmele's leg injury is unknown, but if he's able to go next week against the Bills, and Maurice Jones-Drew isn't, then it's likely Parmele will get another start.

Jalen Parmele: Leg Injury

Parmele suffered a leg injury early in Sunday's game against the Titans and his return is questionable, the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: With Parmele, who carried once for 13 yards, banged up early, Rashard Jennings took over as the Jags' primary rusher Sunday.

With Maurice Jones-Drew ruled out for Sunday's game against the Titans, Parmele is slated to start at running back for the Jaguars this weekend.

Analysis: Moreover, it doesn't look like Jones-Drew will play next week either, so Parmele's starting gig looks like it will extend beyond Week 12. With the Titans allowing an average of 132.8 rushing yards per game to date and Parmele in line to see the bulk of the Jags' carries Sunday, he's gone from unknown to being a viable fantasy option within the past week.

Coach Mike Mularkey said that the Jaguars will stick with Parmele over Rashad Jennings on Sunday against the Titans, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: Given that Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) is not expected to play this week, Parmele is in line to lead the Jags' rushing attack once again in Week 12, on the heels of his 24-carry, 80-yard effort Sunday. It may only be a short-term assignment, depending on Jones-Drew's health, but Parmele is someone to aggressively target for anyone looking to plug a hole at running back this weekend.

Parmele had 24 carries for 80 yards Sunday against the Texans.

Analysis: The yards per carry weren't great, but the bigger story here is that Parmele got the vast majority of touches out of the Jaguars' backfield after Rashad Jennings was ineffective once again. With Maurice Jones-Drew's return to the field still cloudy, Parmele should be in line for a nice matchup next week against a Titans' run defense that was ranked 28th heading into Week 11.

Parmele saw the bulk of the Jags' carries in Sunday's game against the Texans.

Analysis: Rashard Jennings had been filling in for Maurice Jones-Drew, but the Jags decided to give Parmele a whirl Sunday, with Jennings averaging just 3.0 yard per carry heading into the contest. Parmele figures to be a hot waiver wire pickup this week, with MJD's Week 12 status cloudy.

Parmele rushed four times for two yards and added one reception for three yards during Friday's preseason win over the Giants.

Analysis: Parmele's performance didn't match the solid training camp he's turned in thus far, and with Keith Toston and DuJuan Harris in the mix for touches, Parmele will need to impress down the stretch to have a shot at securing a roster spot.