Trevor Lawrence’s five-year $275 million extension ($55M AAV, $200M guaranteed) carries manageable $17 million 2025 cap hit demonstrating creative structuring after June 2024 signing.
Jacksonville shoulders $58.8 million dead money ranking fourth-worst NFL with Christian Kirk ($13.65M), Brandon Scherff ($12.4M), Evan Engram ($11.2M) consuming 21% of $279.2 million ceiling without roster contributions.
Jaguars maintain $8.8 million flexibility after restructuring Walker Little ($4.2M freed) and Dyami Brown ($1.9M saved) to absorb Greg Newsome trade ($8.3M cap charge).
Explore detailed Jacksonville player biographies and net worth breakdowns for each player.
| Quarterbacks (QB) | Running Backs (RB) | Wide Receivers (WR) |
| Trevor Lawrence | Tank Bigsby | Brian Thomas Jr. |
| John Wolford | Travis Etienne Jr. | Travis Hunter |
| Nick Mullens | Bhayshul Tuten | Dyami Brown |
| Seth Henigan | LeQuint Allen Jr. | Parker Washington |
| Keilan Robinson | Joshua Cephus | |
| Ja’Quinden Jackson | Gabe Davis | |
| Louis Rees-Zammit | Austin Trammell | |
| D’Ernest Johnson | David White Jr. | |
| Olakunle Fatukasi | Chandler Brayboy | |
| Cam Camper | ||
| J.J. Jones | ||
| Eli Pancol | ||
| Dorian Strong | ||
| Darius Lassiter | ||
| Ronnie Bell |
Other Positions:
| Safety | Linebacker | Outside LB | Defensive Tackle | Offensive Tackle | Tight End | Center | Cornerback | Defensive End |
| Rayshawn Jenkins | Foyesade Oluokun | Travon Walker | Arik Armstead | Cole Van Lanen | Brenton Strange | Luke Fortner | Tyson Campbell | Roy Robertson-Harris |
| Andre Cisco | Anton Harrison | Tyler Shatley | Adam Gotsis | |||||
| Walker Little |
Dead Cap Disaster Limits Contention
Kirk’s March 2025 release saved $10.37M but triggered $13.65M dead charge representing worst single-player penalty. Scherff, Engram void years create perpetual accounting nightmare limiting competitive roster additions.
| Player | Position | 2025 Cap Hit | Contract Details | Status |
| Trevor Lawrence | QB | $17M | $275M (5yr 2024) | Locked through 2029 |
| Josh Hines-Allen | EDGE | $15.31M | $150M (5yr 2024) | Through 2028 |
| Travon Walker | EDGE | $11.89M | $37.37M rookie | 2025 (5th-year pending) |
| Foyesade Oluokun | LB | $11.44M | $45M (3yr 2022) | Through 2025 |
| Walker Little | OT | $10.91M | $45M (3yr 2024) | Through 2026 |
| Darnell Savage | S | $10.25M | $63M (3yr 2024) | Through 2026 |
| Dyami Brown | WR | $9.98M | FA signing | Through 2025 |
| Tyson Campbell | CB | $8.01M | 5th-year option | Extension candidate |
| Roy Robertson-Harris | DT | $7.47M | Dead cap only | Released March 2025 |
| Gabe Davis | WR | $7.42M | FA signing | Through 2026 |
Lawrence’s structure: $142M fully guaranteed at signing ($46.8M signing bonus), $20.8M Year 1 salary, escalating annually to $58M by 2029. His manageable 2025 hit enables surrounding talent despite fourth-worst NFL dead cap burden.
Hines-Allen’s April 2024 deal ($150M over five years, $88M guaranteed) made him NFL’s seventh-highest edge defender. His franchise-record 17.5 sacks (2023) justified $30M AAV investment locking defensive cornerstone through prime years.
Trevor’s $30M Net Worth Foundation
Lawrence accumulated $30 million through $70M career earnings (Spotrac) including $36.79M rookie contract plus $39M earned 2024 alone from extension signing bonus. His endorsement portfolio with Gatorade, Bose, Subway generates $5M annually beyond football salary.
| Player | Est. Net Worth | Career Earnings | Age | Key Brands |
| Trevor Lawrence | $30M | $70M+ | 26 | Gatorade, Bose, Subway |
| Josh Hines-Allen | $18M-$28M | $52M+ | 27 | Regional partnerships |
| Foyesade Oluokun | $12M-$20M | $38M+ | 30 | – |
| Travon Walker | $15M-$22M | $37.37M rookie | 25 | Nike deals |
| Evan Engram (departed) | $20M-$30M | $78M+ career | 30 | Released March 2025 |
Lawrence’s rapid wealth growth stems from $46.8M signing bonus (2024) creating immediate $30M+ post-tax windfall. His marriage to former soccer player Marissa Mowry adds joint household investments including Nashville real estate portfolio estimated $5M+ value.
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Walker’s #1 overall 2022 pick generated $37.37M fully guaranteed rookie contract ($24.37M signing bonus) creating $15-22M current net worth. Extension talks loom 2025 offseason with $20-25M AAV projected matching elite edge market before fifth-year option ($15M+ estimated) decision 2026.
Kirk Release Creates Largest Penalty
Christian Kirk’s four-year $72M deal (2022) became albatross after injuries limited production. His March 2025 release saved $10.37M versus $24.4M original charge yet triggered $13.65M dead money representing worst receiver cut in franchise history.
Kirk’s Jacksonville Tenure: 168 catches, 2,053 yards, 13 TDs across 37 games (2022-2024) averaging $3.51M per touchdown demonstrating poor value. Career-year 2022 (84 catches, 1,108 yards, 8 TDs) preceded two injury-plagued seasons justifying release.
Scherff’s Void Year Nightmare: Five-time Pro Bowl guard’s 2023 release created $12.4M 2025 dead cap from restructured bonuses. His Washington-Jacksonville career earnings ($96M+) demonstrate veteran wealth yet Jaguars absorb final accounting pain.
Engram’s Tight End Tax: Three-year $41.25M deal (2022) featured aggressive void years creating $11.2M 2025 dead charge despite March 2024 release. Combined Kirk-Scherff-Engram penalties ($37.25M) equal Trevor Lawrence’s 2025 cap hit demonstrating mismanagement cost.
2026 Outlook: Marginal Improvement
Jacksonville projects $24M available space (42 players under contract) providing minimal extension flexibility. Campbell ($8.01M 5th-year option expiring), Walker ($11.89M), Davis ($7.42M final year) create $25-30M annual commitment decisions.
Dead Cap Carryover: Scherff ($4.1M 2026), Kirk ($3.2M 2026), Robertson-Harris ($2.1M 2026) maintain perpetual penalty burden unlike teams with clean books.
Lawrence Escalation: $31M cap hit (2026), $41M (2027), $51M (2028) creates ascending quarterback costs requiring surrounding talent via draft versus expensive free agency.
Jaguars’ restructure addiction (Little, Brown, Savage all converted 2025 salaries) defers accounting pain creating 2027-2028 balloon payments requiring either cap increases or veteran cuts limiting sustained contention window.
FAQs
Who is Jacksonville’s highest-paid player?
Trevor Lawrence carries $17M 2025 cap hit ($55M AAV through 2029) earning $30M net worth from $70M career total. His five-year $275M extension features $200M guaranteed with $142M fully guaranteed at June 2024 signing including $46.8M bonus creating immediate wealth spike.
How much dead cap do Jaguars have?
Jacksonville shoulders $58.8M dead money (fourth-worst NFL, 21% of ceiling): Christian Kirk $13.65M, Brandon Scherff $12.4M, Evan Engram $11.2M, Roy Robertson-Harris $7.47M. Combined penalties equal Trevor Lawrence’s annual average creating double quarterback cost without production.
What is Josh Hines-Allen’s contract worth?
Hines-Allen signed five-year $150M deal April 2024 ($30M AAV, $88M guaranteed) making him seventh-highest edge defender. His franchise-record 17.5 sacks (2023) plus 45 career sacks (five seasons) rank second Jaguars history behind Tony Brackens (55) justifying $18-28M net worth.
Why did Jaguars release Christian Kirk?
Kirk’s $24.4M cap hit (2025 final year) combined with injury-plagued 2023-2024 seasons (84 catches, 1,166 yards, 4 TDs across 20 games) justified March 2025 release. Savings of $10.37M versus $13.65M dead cap demonstrates failed $72M four-year investment returning just 168 catches.
What is Trevor Lawrence’s net worth?
Lawrence’s $30M wealth stems from $70M career earnings including $36.79M rookie contract, $39M earned 2024 from extension bonus, and $5M annual endorsements (Gatorade, Bose, Subway). Forbes projects $107M total earnings by end 2025 season establishing $50M+ net worth trajectory.
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