Jaguars Restructure Contracts to Gain Salary Cap Flexibility
The Jaguars restructured contracts for defensive ends Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker, creating $4.56 million in cap space. General manager James Gladstone said the moves are to maintain flexibility for potential transactions during the season, not to facilitate an immediate trade. The team also acquired quarterback Quinn Ewers and traded tight end Hunter Long.
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The Jaguars' recent cap maneuvers involved converting portions
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