8 moves the Jaguars could make to create cap space in 2024

It was a rough year for Jones, who dealt with knee injuries and a hamstring issue. After a career-best 82 receptions for 823 yards in 2022, he managed only 34 receptions for 321 yards in nine games this year.

While the Jaguars could chalk it up to bad luck, the team could also prioritize upgraded weapons for Trevor Lawrence, who saw far too many big plays bounce off his playmakers’ hands.

Jones is due to count $11,017,334 against the Jaguars’ cap in 2024, but the team could get as much as $8 million back by cutting or trading Jones after June 1.

A restructure could push as much as $4,717,500 into the future and an extension could bump that number up to $5,032,000.