The Jacksonville Jaguars have re-signed offensive lineman Tyler Shatley, the team announced on X on Friday. The former Clemson Tiger joined the Jaguars as an undrafted free agent in 2014, and he has spent his entire 10-year career with the organization. He has 145 game appearances in his career, including 51 starts (six in 2023). Although he is not expected to compete for a starting role to begin the 2024 season, he brings depth to an offensive line that needs to do a much better job of protecting Trevor Lawrence this season. Shatley has experience at guard and center, making him a versatile veteran up front.
The Jacksonville Jaguars re-signed offensive lineman Tyler Shatley to a two-year deal worth up to $6.8 million with $2.35 million guaranteed on Monday, according to a source. The Jaguars made it a priority to re-sign Shatley, who started 18 games over the last two seasons and is one of the team's leaders. The 30-year-old hasn't missed a game for Jacksonville in the last six seasons, so he's been a staple on their offensive line and will continue to do so while helping to protect young quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Shatley will be the primary backup option to Brandon Linder at center.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are re-signing offensive guard Tyler Shatley to an undisclosed one-year deal on Friday, according to a source. Shatley was an undrafted free agent from 2014 that wound up starting 10 games last season. He has started 25 games during his time with the team over seven seasons. The 29-year-old from Clemson has started at both center and guard for the Jaguars. Jacksonville is scheduled to bring back center Brandon Linder, offensive guard Andrew Norwell and guard A.J. Cann back for the 2021 season. All three offensive linemen have one year remaining on their current contracts. Shatley's new deal will be finalized when the new league year begins on Wednesday, March 17.
