Jacksonville Jaguars sign Ben Trebor Pena

The Jaguars' signing of Trebor Pena earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI), landing this deal squarely in fair-value territory — not a steal, not a liability, just a functional roster move with limited upside. At a $100K AAV, the financial commitment is about as low-risk as contracts get in today's NFL, which is essentially the only thing working in this deal's favor from a CVI standpoint. The position listed in the data — "Ben" — doesn't correspond to a recognized NFL position designation, which makes it genuinely impossible to assess Pena's production tier, scheme fit, or role within Jacksonville's roster construction. Without contract length, total value, or guaranteed money on record, there's no structural leverage to evaluate — no dead-cap exposure, no opt-out risk, no escalators to weigh. What's clear is that at $100K, this is roster-filler territory by definition, the kind of signing that fills a depth chart line without moving the needle on cap flexibility or competitive outlook. For a Jaguars team sitting at 13-4 and holding the No. 3 seed in the AFC, this type of low-cost transaction is standard operating procedure to round out a roster heading toward the regular season. The CVI reflects a deal that does no damage but offers no discernible strategic edge either — a C+ that lives and dies by its negligible financial footprint.