Jacksonville Jaguars sign OL Garrett DiGiorgio

Garrett DiGiorgio's signing earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI), landing in fair-deal territory for a depth-level offensive lineman on a minimum-range contract that carries virtually no cap risk for Jacksonville. At $1.03M AAV over three years, this is roster-filler pricing — the kind of deal that keeps a practice squad pipeline stocked without handcuffing the front office to anything meaningful. DiGiorgio profiles as a below-average to replacement-level OL at this stage of his career, the type of signing that fills a depth chart slot rather than addressing a genuine competitive need. The contract structure tells the whole story on risk: with only $247.5K guaranteed on a $3.1M total deal, the Jaguars can move on at virtually any point without consequence, making this a low-commitment depth flier rather than a calculated investment. For a team sitting at 13-4 and holding the AFC's third seed, this is exactly the kind of transactional housekeeping you'd expect — maintaining roster numbers and interior line depth without touching meaningful cap resources. The CVI reflects that this deal neither burns the Jaguars nor meaningfully strengthens them; it simply exists as a functional placeholder at the bottom of a roster.