JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jaguars signed nine of their 10 draft picks on Friday, getting the bulk of their rookie class under contract as minicamp starts this weekend.
Only second-round draft pick Nate Boerkircher remains unsigned.
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Receiver Josh Cameron, edge Zach Durfee, linebacker Parker Hughes, safety Jalen Huskey, tight end Tanner Koziol, offensive lineman Emmanuel Pregnon, defensive tackle Albert Regis, receiver CJ Williams and edge Wesley Williams.
With the rookie wage scale set in 2011, players know what they’ll receive when they’re drafted.
Regis and Pregnon, taken at pick Nos. 81 and 88, respectively, received the largest contracts. According to Spotrac, Regis’ four-year deal is worth $7,002,046. Pregnon will make $6,836,020. Only first-round picks have fifth-year options available where teams can exercise that to lock players in after their rookie deals expire.
Boerkircher, the Texas A&M tight end who was a surprising pick at No. 56, will earn a rookie contract worth $8,539,036 when he does sign.