It wasn’t a secret that the Jacksonville Jaguars needed offensive line help when they entered this offseason after the unit ranked 26th last season, according to Pro Football Focus. That led to a decent amount of change taking place to the starting lineup as guards A.J. Cann, and Andrew Norwell weren’t re-signed, and Brandon Linder retired.
The most notable signing they made to revamp the unit was signing a former All-Pro and Pro Bowler in Brandon Scherff, who had previously spent seven seasons with the Washington Commanders. Of course, acquiring his services wasn’t cheap, though, as the Jags added him through a three-year deal worth $49.5 million, with $30 million guaranteed.
The deal is one where some wondered if the Jags overpaid as Scherff is over the age of 30. Additionally, he hasn’t played in more than 13 games in the last four seasons.
