With the Jacksonville Jaguars three days into their offseason workout program, left tackle Cam Robinson has signed the franchise tender, which was assigned to him on March 8.
This offseason marked the second time that the team decided to tag Robinson. They did so last year as well, which allowed them to retain Robinson on a one-year deal worth $13.75 million. However, with him being tagged twice in a row, he will see an increase of at least 120% in his salary, and he will now make at least $16.662 million.
The Jags decided to keep Robinson as they came into the offseason needing to bolster their offensive line, which struggled to keep rookie quarterback Trevor Lawrence upright at times. However, Robinson was far from the worst problem on the line and was able to register a pass-blocking grade of 76.6, according to Pro Football Focus.
