Taven Bryan, who gives the Jaguars a big end/tackle to use in their defensive line rotation. The former Florida Gator is expected to get 25-30 snaps a game, per head coach Doug Marrone. The plan is for Bryan to play the end position, allowing Calais Campbell more rest during the 2018 season.
Like I said in an earlier post, Bryan’s ability to spell veterans and maintain a high level of performance is more important to the success of this defense this coming season.
Per NFL.com, the deal is four years at $10.