Jacksonville Jaguars sign DT Quinton Bohanna

Quinton Bohanna's one-year, $1.215M signing earns a C- Contract Value Index (CVI), a reflection of modest roster depth value priced at market rate for a depth tackle. At $1.215M annually, the Jaguars are paying a straightforward reserve-caliber interior lineman at rates consistent with rotational defensive line contributors across the league — no discount, no premium. The value question hinges on whether a rotational nose tackle or reserve defensive tackle produces enough snaps and meaningful production to justify that mid-tier depth investment, and there's no strong case that this signing materially upgrades the franchise's competitive window on either side of that equation. Jacksonville, positioned as an AFC South playoff contender, is making a practical low-risk roster addition rather than a value-hunting move; the dollars spent here reflect depth-piece economics, and the return appears aligned with that modest spending tier. For a one-year deal, the contract carries no long-term anchoring risk, but it also offers no upside leverage — this is a plug-and-play veteran depth signing at conventional backup-line pricing. The C- verdict captures that straightforward trade-off: fair-market dollars for fair-market depth contribution, neither a bargain nor an overpay.