The Jacksonville Jaguars have locked in one of their top defensive players, signing cornerback Tyson Campbell to a four-year, $76.5 million extension. This deal includes $53.4 million in guarantees, making Campbell one of the highest-paid cornerbacks in the NFL who has yet to make a Pro Bowl NFL.com.
Jaguars Secure Their Defensive Future
Campbell, a second-round pick in 2021, has emerged as a critical piece of the Jaguars’ secondary. In his three seasons, he has started 43 of 44 games and tallied six interceptions, 203 tackles, and 30 pass deflections. Despite some struggles in 2023, Campbell remains an elite cover corner in Jacksonville’s defense.
The Jaguars have shown a commitment to retaining their core players, having previously extended edge rusher Josh Hines-Allen and quarterback Trevor Lawrence to record-breaking deals. Campbell’s extension ensures the team’s secondary remains a strength as they push toward long-term success.
Key Highlights:
- Tyson Campbell: 43 career starts, 6 interceptions, and 30 pass deflections.
- Contract Details: Four years, $76.5 million, $53.4 million guaranteed.
- Jaguars’ Focus: Securing homegrown talent to ensure future competitiveness.
Campbell’s extension marks another significant step in Jacksonville’s efforts to build a contender, and fans can expect him to anchor their defense for years to come.
