JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars are working on a deal that would keep Jakobi Meyers on the team through 2028, according to reports.
ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter reports that ESPN sources say that the Jags are “finalizing a three-year contract extension” for Meyers.
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Meyers was traded to the Jaguars six weeks ago from the Las Vegas Raiders and in that short amount of time, he’s made quite an impact.
In his six games so far as a Jaguar, he’s scored three touchdowns and gotten 355 receiving yards.
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He’s also gotten high praise from QB1:
“He has done an awesome job,” Trevor Lawrence said of Meyers. “The way he runs and moves, that’s something I noticed right when he got here. I’ve seen him play a lot, too, but I like throwing to him. He’s just an easy guy to throw to from a quarterback perspective.”
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Head Coach Liam Coen said Meyers has not only contributed individually, but has helped the team overall:
“We had a lot of respect for Jakobi watching him over the years, whether it was in New England, or in Vegas, knowing that he was going to be able to come in and make an immediate impact on our offense. I think it’s helped open up not just the confidence that Trevor has, being able to throw and catch, but also helps open up some other guys, right?”
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