Jacksonville Jaguars sign G Sal Wormley

The Jacksonville Jaguars' signing of guard Sal Wormley earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI), reflecting a low-cost depth move that makes sense for a team in playoff contention but carries minimal upside. At $885K on a one-year deal, this is essentially a veteran minimum commitment — the kind of flyer contenders take to shore up interior line depth without cap commitment. Wormley comes in as a rotational or reserve piece rather than a day-one starter, which aligns perfectly with the contract structure; the Jaguars aren't betting the farm on his performance, and neither should you. The risk here is negligible: a single year means the team can walk away cleanly if he underperforms, and the salary hit is immaterial relative to Jacksonville's cap position. For a division leader sitting at 13-4 with eight straight wins, this is the kind of low-leverage roster tinkering that happens in the offseason — fill a gap, maintain flexibility, move on. The C+ grade reflects that this is a fair-value transaction for both sides: not a steal, not a mistake, just prudent roster management with 91 days until kickoff.