Anton Harrison

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Jaguars committed a stunning strategic blunder by guaranteeing $13.2M to an unproven tackle, earning this deal an F CVI that ranks among the worst contracts handed out this cycle. Harrison's production tier of "unproven" makes the $3.3M AAV look like desperate franchise management — Jacksonville essentially paid above-average starter money for a player who hasn't demonstrated he belongs in an NFL starting lineup. The full guarantee structure compounds this error, eliminating any financial flexibility if Harrison fails to develop into even a replacement-level contributor over the next four years. Most concerning is how this deal hamstrings the Jaguars' salary cap when they're supposedly building around Trevor Lawrence's championship window, allocating significant resources to a position where they have zero certainty about performance. This contract screams of a front office that panicked about offensive line depth and wildly overvalued potential over proven production, creating a financial anchor that could haunt Jacksonville's roster construction for years.

Performance Analysis

Anton Harrison pulls an F for the Jaguars at offensive tackle, a devastating grade for a first-round pick who was supposed to protect Trevor Lawrence's blind side. Harrison has been beaten consistently by NFL edge rushers and has not shown the improvement Jacksonville expected heading into this stage of his career. The Jaguars invested premium draft capital in their offensive line, and Harrison has been one of the biggest disappointments of that investment. His footwork and hand placement are both works in progress, which is alarming for a player this far into his NFL tenure. Jacksonville needs Harrison to turn it around, but the trajectory is going the wrong direction.