Jaguars restructure Josh Hines-Allen's deal to create salary cap space
The Jaguars have created additional salary cap space for the 2026 season by restructuring Josh Hines-Allen's contract.
The Jacksonville Jaguars recently adjusted the contract of player Josh Hines-Allen to generate extra salary cap space for the 2026 season. According to Spotrac, the team successfully restructured Hines-Allen's contract by converting $5.7 million of his 2026 salary into a signing bonus. This strategic move helps to spread cap charges across future years.
While the current year benefits from additional cap room, Hines-Allen's cap hits for 2027 and beyond will increase. Spotrac reported that this maneuver has generated an additional $4.56 million in 2026 cap space.
Looking ahead, Hines-Allen's salary cap implications are as follows: $18.8 million in 2026, $41.29 million in 2027, and $42 million in 2028. Furthermore, there are void years attached to his deal, specifically in 2029 and 2030, which are utilized to manage cap hits in the current and following years. This article was originally published on Jaguars Wire.
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