The Jacksonville Jaguars haveactually invested a lot into their secondary these past coupleof seasons, consistingof signing and preparing a coupleof notables at the cornerback position. Their mostsignificant financialinvestment to the secondary was the addition of Darius Williams, who signed a three-year, $30 million offer with the group to return to his hometown.
Most regional pressreporters feel like Williams might end up being the Jags’ beginning nickel (at least for 2022), due to Tyson Campbell and Shaquill Griffin not having substantial or noteworthy experience there. However, Williams likewise doesn’t have a heap of experience there either, taking 113 snaps in the slot compared to 1,714 broad, according to Pro Football Focus.
This has triggered some to feel like the nickel corner position isn’t where Williams will begin, though Campbell and Griffin feel less mostlikely to play there, too. PFF’s Doug Kyed feels this is the factor the Jags might manage to indication veteran free-agent cornerback Chris Harris Jr. and deemed it as the relocation the Jags must make priorto camp.
The Jaguars have a strong leading 3 at cornerback with Shaquill Griffin, Darious Williams and Tyso