US EditionJacksonville Jaguars cut wide receiver Gabe Davis two years into $39M deal
- The Jacksonville Jaguars parted ways with wide receiver Gabe Davis on Wednesday, just over a year after agreeing to a three-year deal worth $39 million.
- The team chose to release Davis, who is still healing from a meniscus injury in his left knee sustained in mid-November, following their selection of Travis Hunter with the second overall pick in the NFL draft.
- Last season, Davis appeared in ten games and recorded 20 catches totaling 239 yards along with two scores, but his role became less defined following the arrival of Travis Hunter and the signing of free agent Dyami Brown.
- The Jaguars will incur a $20.3 million dead salary-cap hit in 2025 from Davis' post-June 1 release, which reduces to $5.7 million compared to the original cost.
- Jacksonville’s new management, led by first-time GM James Gladstone and coach Liam Coen, views Hunter and Brian Thomas Jr. As the primary receivers, moving forward without Davis.
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Liam Coen‘s Jacksonville Jaguars shook things up on Wednesday, cutting ties with their veteran receiver—they signed Gabe Davis just over a year ago to a three-year, $39 million deal. Yep, he’s out. They labeled it a post-June 1 cut, which basically softens the blow for their cap space—it’ll hit them for $5.7 million in 2025 instead of the whopping $20.3 million. It seems like the new crew running the show in Jacksonville decided it’s better to d…
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Jaguars release WR Gabe Davis, moving on 14 months after signing him to a $39M contract
The Jacksonville Jaguars released veteran receiver Gabe Davis nearly 14 months after signing him to a three-year, $39 million contract.
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