JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jaguars have their two starting cornerbacks locked up for at least the next three seasons after the team agreed to terms with former Seattle Seahawk Shaquill Griffin on a three-year deal, a league source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Griffin's contract is worth $44.5 million with $29 million guaranteed, the source said.
The Seahawks and Griffin were far apart on money before the negotiating window opened, but Seattle made a strong push at the end and got very close, a source told ESPN's Brady Henderson.
Griffin will pair with 2020 first-round pick CJ Henderson to give the Jaguars two young corners around which to build the secondary.