Quintin Morris

Career StatsF

Year	Team	GP	Rec	Yards	TD
Career		59	21	201	4
2025		14	6	55	1
2024		16	5	36	1
2023		15

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Jaguars grabbed decent value with Quintin Morris at $2.0M AAV, landing what amounts to a fair deal for a tight end still proving himself at the NFL level. Morris earns a C CVI as an unproven player commanding middling backup money — not exactly a bargain, but Jacksonville isn't overpaying for potential either. The one-year structure with $1.7M guaranteed is smart risk management, giving the Jaguars a full season to evaluate whether Morris can develop into a reliable contributor without long-term financial exposure. This feels like a classic "prove-it" contract where Morris gets paid like a fringe starter while the team maintains complete flexibility for 2025. For a franchise still building depth at skill positions, bringing in Morris at this price point represents solid roster construction — not a home run signing, but the kind of sensible move that helps teams fill out their depth chart without breaking the bank.

Performance Analysis

Quintin Morris' F grade with the Jaguars reflects a tight end who hasn't been able to establish himself as a viable NFL contributor. Morris has been buried on Jacksonville's depth chart, and the minimal production he's generated hasn't given the coaching staff reason to increase his role. His blocking has been adequate in limited action, but the receiving numbers are nonexistent. The F grade captures a player who is on the fringe of an NFL roster and not trending in the right direction. Jacksonville needs more from the tight end position, and Morris isn't the answer. He's fighting for his professional life heading into the next roster cuts cycle.