Jaguars allocate significant salary cap to defensive tackle in 2026

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Last updated Jul 4, 2026

Jaguars allocate significant salary cap to defensive tackle in 2026
Summary

The Jacksonville Jaguars have committed $40.772 million of their salary cap to the defensive tackle position for the 2026 NFL season. This expenditure ranks 13th in the league and represents 13.5% of their total salary cap, which is set at $301.2 million. Key contributors include Arik Armstead, with a cap hit of $19.38 million, and DaVon Hamilton at $12.448 million. These contracts place them among the top 30 defensive tackles league-wide. The roster also includes several players on lower-cost rookie deals.

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  • Jaguars' 2026 salary cap is $301.2 million.
  • Arik Armstead's cap hit is $19.38 million, third on the team.
  • DaVon Hamilton has a $12.448 million cap hit, sixth on the team.
  • Armstead ranks 11th among defensive tackles in cap hit.
  • Rookie deals for Albert Regis and Ruke Orhohoro have cap hits below $2 million.
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  • 10:32 AMYahoo SportsSalary cap breakdown: Jaguars spending at defensive tackle is top heavy
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The Jaguars salary cap spending at the defensive tackle position is very top heavy in 2026.

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