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Brenton Strange’s Jaguars contract is less flashy than it first seemed—reportedly up to $48 million over three years, but most of that hinges on incentives. His actual guaranteed deal averages around $12 million annually, placing him just behind Pat Freiermuth among tight ends. With 86 catches, 951 yards, and 5 TDs in the last two seasons, Strange’s production rivals peers like Gerald Everett and Noah Fant, and his age gives him an edge. His elite efficiency—1.7 yards per route run in 2025—is rare among tight ends with 40+ catches, matching elite names like Kelce and Kittle. Late-season synergy with Jakobi Meyers turned the Jaguars’ offense elite, proving the value of this bargain. If Strange keeps playing at this level, those incentives will pay off—and he’ll be worth every penny.

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