After signing veteran defensive tackle John Henderson, it was reported in the San Francisco Chronicle that the Oakland Raiders were willing to give up a fifth-round pick to acquire the 6-7, 335-pound run-stuffer, but the Jaguars would not move him for anything less than a fourth-round pick.

Vito Stellino of the Florida Times-Union thinks that's a nice story, but it's a bit lacking in the truth department.

"the raiders didn't offer any pick for henderson but hey why let the truth get in the way of a good story," Stellino tweeted on Monday morning.

It's hard to know which side is telling the truth--April is traditionally "Liar's Month" in the NFL--but a fifth-round pick for an expensive veteran with a limited future on the team sounds about right. Jacksonville and Oakland did strike a deal during the third day of the 2010 NFL Draft, with the Raiders shipping restricted free agent linebacker Kirk Morrison and a fifth-round pick (DE, Austen Lane) to the Jaguars for a fourth-round pick (WR, Jacoby Ford).

With the Jaguars having already selected defensive tackles Tyson Alualu (first round) and D'Anthony Smith (third-round), two players who essentially pushed Henderson off the roster, if the Raiders were offering a fifth-round pick, it's hard to envision the Jaguars not accepting the offer.