Quinton Bohanna

Career StatsD+

Year	Team	GP	Sacks	Tkl	TFL
Career		39	—	44	7.5
2025		6	0.0	5	0
2024		1	—	—	—
2023		6

Performance Analysis

The D+ performance grade on Quinton Bohanna reflects how his statistical baseline holds against the DT field. A 5-year veteran entering his age-27 season, Bohanna logged minimal production in 2025, appearing in just 6 games with 5 tackles—numbers that underscore a below-average starter tier and rotation-dependent role rather than a foundational defensive piece. His tackle count represents his only countable metric from last season, and that limited output suggests neither consistent snap availability nor impact-level production when on the field. The Jaguars' recent personnel churn at offensive line and backfield positions, combined with routine depth signings at tackle through May and June, frames Bohanna as injury insurance and a fourth-option contributor rather than a solution to any specific defensive need. At 27 with five seasons of experience, he fits the veteran reserve archetype—stable enough for a depth chart but without the statistical or career trajectory to project meaningful snaps or starter upside as Jacksonville approaches the regular season in 100 days.

How Quinton Compares at the Position

Quinton Bohanna ranks 65th of 218 graded defensive tackles by performance. That slots Quinton between Derrick Harmon (D+) just ahead and Rakeem Nunez-roches (D+) just behind.

Fan Sentiment

How the public sees Quinton Bohanna shakes out to a C+ sentiment grade in the rolling 14-day window. Media coverage has framed this as a straightforward, low-profile roster addition—a fourth-year defensive tackle signed to provide depth and injury insurance at a position where the Jaguars are cycling bodies in and out. The narrative treats Bohanna as below-average starter depth rather than an upgrade acquisition; all five recent headlines treat it as routine offseason shuffling, the kind of move that draws minimal fan engagement or enthusiasm. Jacksonville's recent personnel churn at tackle and the offensive line suggests the front office is still hunting for complementary pieces, and Bohanna fits that mold without generating confidence about a significant competitive improvement. The C+ grade reflects accurate public perception: fans see this as exactly what it is—a veteran reserve option—neither celebrating the move nor questioning it, just accepting it as standard June roster management during OTAs.