Myles Jack

The UCLA product was selected by the Jaguars in the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft. He's an athletic backer who has 82 starts to his name, and should ...

The receiver and special teams stud returns to New York for a cool $12 million over two years. A Pro Bowler during his first season in Arizona, the Cardinals and Conner agreed to a well-deserved three-year, $21 million extension. Big Blue needs help on the offensive line, so they went out and acquired a player who helped Jonathan Taylor emerge as one of the NFL's top running backs. The defending champs were able to hang onto Allen to the reported tune of $24 million over three years. Ogunjobi recorded seven sacks before a foot injury led to him missing most of the Bengals' playoff run. They did so without breaking the bank, as Reddick comes to Philadelphia for a reported $45 million over three years. In Kirk, the Jaguars now have a 25-year-old receiver who appears to be coming into his own as a big-time player. Instead of hitting free agency, Noteboom returns to Los Angeles with a three-year, $47.5 deal. Jackson wasn't cheap (he will reportedly sign a five-year, $82.5 million deal), so the pressure for him to perform will be on. Jacksonville's big day included the signing of Scherff, a five-time Pro Bowler and the top-rated offensive lineman in free agency. Miami kept one of their top defensive players in Ogbah, who has collected 18 sacks over the past three seasons. Speaking of Brady, the Buccaneers locked up two of their top in-house free agents on Monday, as Tampa Bay is gearing up for another title run.

After Monday's spending spree during the first day of the free-agent negotiating window, the Jacksonville Jaguars are releasing linebacker Myles Jack, ...

This is a modal window. This is a modal window. The Patriots later rallied to win 24-20. The Jaguars drafted him 36th overall after trading up two spots in 2016. The move will cost the Jaguars $4.8 million in dead money. Jack was the Jaguars' leading tackler last season with 108 and has had at least 107 tackles in three of the past four seasons.

Reports surface early Tuesday morning that the Jacksonville Jaguars would be releasing linebacker Myles Jack and they made that news official later in the ...

Last season was the most noticeable one for some in terms of Jack’s performance, and simply put, questions were popping up as to if his play was matching the big contract he signed in 2019, which was a four-year $57 million deal that guaranteed over $26 million. “Touchdown Jaguars!” will be published weekly, giving Jags Wire readers a new go-to podcast to hear the latest in news, rumors, and more. Among the new players, they agreed to terms with was former Atlanta Falcons interior linebacker Foyesade Oluokun, who will be getting a three-year deal worth up to $46.5 million with $28 million guaranteed.

The Jacksonville Jaguars made a major move on Monday, releasing Myles Jack to free up cap space and move on from the former second-rounder.

Wide receiver Marvin Jones, who could be displaced in the offense by Zay Jones, would save $3.5 million but take on $5,212,500 in dead cap. The Jaguars have to move around some cap space after spending big on seven free agents thus far, and making another move could give them the chance to add another free agent. The Jaguars paid big money for Oluokun, but they now still have the same need at linebacker that they always had with the release of Jack. They could look to the draft or at in-house options such as Shaquille Quarterman or Dylan Moses, but the Jaguars took one step forward and one step backward at linebacker this March. I would be very surprised if Jack is the only veteran the Jaguars move on from in the coming days and weeks, at least in terms of big names. With Myles Jack released, the Jaguars now have just one defensive player on their roster who played snaps for the elite 2017 defense Jacksonville fielded: defensive end Dawuane Smoot, who was a part-time player for arguably the best defense in franchise history. There is no question about the financials of the Jack move.

The Jacksonville Jaguars will be releasing linebacker Myles Jack, according to a report by Adam Schefter of ESPN. After Monday's spending spree, the Jaguars ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars released linebacker Myles Jack, who's expected to garner plenty of interest on the free agent market. And the Bears should be among the ...

Last season, Jack led the Jaguars with 108 tackles and has had at least 107 tackles in three of the past four seasons. The Jacksonville Jaguars released linebacker Myles Jack, who’s expected to garner plenty of interest on the free agent market. Still, it came as a surprise given Jack was the team’s best defensive player.

The Jaguars are moving on from one of their mainstay defensive players. Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Jacksonville is releasing linebacker Myles Jack.

He recorded 108 tackles with three tackles for loss and a pair of quarterback hits in 2021. Jack was set to enter the penultimate season of a four-year extension he signed with Jacksonville back in 2019. Jack was selected in the second round of the 2016 draft and has appeared in 88 games for Jacksonville with 82 starts.

Jack was the team's leading tackler last season but Jacksonville spent big yesterday on another linebacker, Foyesade Oluokun. Releasing Jack saves a decent ...

Jack, 26, wound up being selected by the Jaguars with the No. 36 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft out of UCLA after they traded up to acquire him. Releasing Jack saves a decent chunk of cap space for the team as they look to go in a different direction. He was entering the final year of his four-year, $6.3 million rookie contract when he signed a four-year, $57 million extension with $33 million guaranteed.

After Monday's spending spree, the Jaguars are releasing LB Myles Jack, per source. Jack led the Jaguars in tackles last season with 108. — Adam Schefter (@ ...

According to Over the Cap, Jack had a $13.1 million cap number this season and was due $10.5 million base salary. The Eagles are reshaping their linebacker group and one veteran free agent could be on the radar even with Haason Reddick in the fold. Adam Schefter is reporting that the Jaguars are releasing linebacker Myles Jack after their Monday spending spree.

Jack led the Jaguars in tackles last season with 108, and he also topped 100 tackles in 2018 (107) and 2020 (118). But with Jacksonville agreeing to sign former ...

Jack certainly fits that bill, and their interest in him should come easily. Jack’s value is likely at its bottom, and being released by the lowly Jaguars is a sure sign of that. But a bad Jaguars’ team dragged everyone down, so it’s hard to say what should be taken from that lack of impact plays.

The Jacksonville Jaguars went on a spending spree the first day of free agency — handing out six big contracts — but ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Tuesday ...

He has spent his entire six-year career in Jacksonville and signed a four-year, $57 million extension in August 2019 that made him the third-highest-paid inside linebacker. The UCLA product was drafted by the Jaguars with the No. 36 pick in the 2016 NFL Draft and made his NFL debut in the team’s season opener later that year. The transaction creates $4.8 million in dead cap, but will save Jacksonville $8.35 million — he was set to enter the second-to-last year of his contract.

Ryan Poles and Matt Eberflus need to find a linebacker to play beside Roquan Smith, and Jack has experience in 4-3 zone defenses.

If the Bears determine that they want Smith to play middle linebacker, however, this pairing may not make as much sense. If the ball is run away from him, he can be late to the play, too. Last season the Jaguars played in a 3-4 base defense, but in the five years prior they deployed a 4-3 zone that was pretyy close to what Eberflus will run.