The Jacksonville Jaguars LOCK DOWN Montaric Brown, Dennis Gardeck—How This Shapes Free Agency

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Early free agency has started and the Jacksonville Jaguars have focused on retention.

We'll talk about that today here on Locked On Jaguars.

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I, the early tampering period and free agency has already started 19 minutes into this thing

and teams for signing people.

That's the fastest negotiation I've ever seen, by the way.

You got 19 minutes to start and finish.

We're just joking.

We're being sarcastic.

We know this stuff has been going on and talks have been going on all weekend.

We'll run it down for you here from a Jaguars perspective

and let you know exactly what is going on.

First and foremost, Dennis Gardek and Monterey Brown have been retained by the Jacksonville Jaguars

who will look at both of those signings.

The edge value league wide is still super high right in the middle of the show

and at the end, wait for it.

I'll tell you what that is when we get there.

All right, but let's get to the top of what has gone on so far for the Jacksonville Jaguars.

This weekend, there was discussions that the Jaguars took a look

and wanted to find out what the deal was with the Raiders and Max Crosby.

Did not happen Max Crosby went to the Baltimore Ravens?

Cool.

Now we hear that maybe they poked around and Philly and made a phone call or two

about Jalen Carter.

We don't know yet so that maybe they have something to do with the wait for it.

But right now, you don't have to wait.

The Jaguars have resigned to their own free agents.

Montag Brown getting a three-year deal for $33 million at $11 million per.

I just saw where he met with the media while I was recording.

So I had to go back and listen to it.

After the fact, just super, super humble and happy to be here,

he's a real real big-time skin fit.

And the Jaguars got him for $11 million.

It's very similar to the contract that the Raiders

used to resign Eric Stokes, three years, $30 million.

So it looks like the Jaguars got a bit of a bargain

for a dude that is super, super scheme specific

to what they want to do playing zone and some off-man keeping things in front of him.

But then he's just a very, very high effort player.

And they're solidified.

And Brent Martino from Action Sports, I believe pointed this out,

that the Jaguars, it was either Brent or Olivia Tessley.

They pointed out that the Jaguars' entire secondary

because of the rookie deals of Jerry Jones and Travis Hunter

is about $30 million.

The Rams are paying Trent McDuffy $30 million just for him.

Now, he's an all-prove.

We get that.

They're in a little bit of a different situation than the Jaguars.

All right, and they move.

Believe it or not, the Rams do move a little bit differently, right?

Then the Jaguars.

Everybody thinks that they're so similar.

But there's a lot of risk involved in the Rams

appear to be ready to take that risk.

But they always seem to do it with proven and established players.

The Jaguars in this situation, this isn't a proven deal.

This is a good deal for Monterey Brown.

This isn't a hometown discount.

This is about what the value was on the market.

And I just think the Jaguar said, look, man, look.

He's ours.

It's a bird in the hand.

We know exactly what we have in Monterey.

So the Jaguars are keeping Monterey Brown.

And I forgive me if you're watching this as opposed to listening.

And then I keep varying off because I have my monitors,

my TV monitors on the wall, where I'm looking for any breaking news.

So in the next 26 minutes or so or whatever,

if the Jaguars do something, I'm going to announce it on the show.

And you won't see it here on my today's show outline here.

So I'm kind of doing this live because you're going to,

you're going to get it about 15 minutes after I'm done recording.

So it is very fluid right now.

Everything continues to go on.

A lot of teams are signing players.

The Jaguars had another signing and that was Dennis Gardek,

the linebacker slash edge russier.

Just the warrior, man, just a football player.

Play special teams, plays with an attitude.

He gets a one-year deal for $2.5 million to come back

and do what Dennis Gardek does, provide that energy.

It is really, really, really once again a bird in the head.

What I have noticed that they're going to do here is,

if there's a big time player, I mean a no-brainer talent,

upward talent, one of the Jaguars are going to make a phone call

as they should.

They're getting dynamic playmakers.

When you see the fact that or hear about them talking about

what it's going to take to get Max Cross.

And it's going to take a lot to get people like this.

It's going to take a lot if they were able to get Jaylen Carter.

They're going to give up some things.

And it doesn't mean that they didn't like the pieces that they traded away

or if they ever get to the point where they trade those pieces away.

To get something value, but you got to give up something value.

Go down here and buy a luxury car.

It's going to cost you a hundred grand.

Go get one of these big super SUVs and see,

go build a nice house in a neighborhood like I did.

You're going to pay premium price for it.

And one, you're lucky to have those assets.

But two, you're also lucky that this is a team man.

They're not resting.

If they can improve, and I'm going to talk about a marginal improvement.

And this is one thing that is similar to what you see the ramps going.

They're not paying people that they know are going to be absolutely productive.

They're not goofing around with this.

This isn't about projection.

This isn't about, you know, last year they did signed down me brown because of

a gut feeling.

But now in this year, when they're going out,

teams that are giving people money or the people that the Jaguar

are making phone calls about just to say, hey, what's going on?

Let me see what's happening.

What are you looking for?

If they can't get the deal done, it's because they're prudent.

But the other part of it is is other teams that are in worse

situations are probably willing to mortgage and sell the house

to get some of these talented players.

The Jaguars, they still want to be super, super measured.

But what this tells you is that they will never, ever rest.

They will never, ever rest.

They are always looking to improve, even if that means moving on from players

that are pretty, pretty solid in order to get better.

That leaves us to talk about the edge rush market because

they're still going to have to pass rush.

We'll see what happens with the interior with Jalen Carter or whoever.

But it does kind of start giving you answers to questions when you wonder

what are the Jaguars looking for when they have these meetings.

And when they sit there and talk amongst each other,

conversations that we aren't privy to and rightfully so,

their actions, their activity, and even the things that don't work.

But if you hear their name associated with certain people,

it'll flat out tell you exactly what they think needs to be improved.

And they've said that they need to improve the pass rush.

They did not necessarily say they need defensive ends.

And this is what I've been harping on since the end of the year.

Even all the way going back to last year when they were still winning games,

a whole bunch of games, I was on the interior pass rush aspect.

Now, you say, well, Max Crosby is an edge rusher.

Yeah, but Max Crosby is also one of the 10 best edge rushes I've ever seen.

It's close. I know people get on me when I say stuff like that.

1012, he's up there.

But he is one of the five best I've seen in the last 15 years.

So, for the sake of this conversation, understand,

when somebody's out there like that, you make a phone call.

Period point blank in the discussion and the Jaguars are doing that.

What I will tell you about the edge value with Jalen Phillips getting four years,

115, 120 million dollars.

Trayvon Walker is going to break the bank.

So, everybody that's sitting there saying they wouldn't resign Trayvon

and they use terms like prove, they'll prove.

What do you think he has to prove to the Jaguars?

Absolutely nothing if you listen to the coaches and the way that they talk about him.

How valuable is he?

If Trayvon Walker was a free agent right now,

his deal would be four years, 135, 140 million dollars, I'm telling you.

And you can think that's a mistake.

Some of y'all probably wouldn't think,

Buster Brown had 11 million dollars a year as a mistake.

But it is what it is.

The Jaguars know y'all better catch up.

We're going to talk about the edge value and what this means for people like Trayvon Walker

here in Jacksonville in just a second, unlocked on Jaguars.

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The Edge Value League Y is going absolutely crazy.

Hey, maybe the Jaguars too,

or maybe Trayvon's representation.

I don't even know if they're discussing the deal.

I'm kind of plugged into it in multiple ways,

but I still don't put people in position to

mess up any kind of discussions by telling me,

I never overplay any kind of relationship that I have with folks that

allows to put them in a position that would jeopardize anything.

So shout out to folks that I know in the business

from the agent side as well as some personal side.

For keeping everything the way it's supposed to be kept.

But so this is me talking.

And the reason why I prefaced all of that to say this is

because I don't want anyone to confuse

what I'm feeling to inside information.

This is not that.

This is just Tony Wiggins,

two-way, whatever you want, call me.

This is just me talking, okay?

The Jail and Carter situation is much

like what you just saw with Michael Pittman.

When one guy signs, people look at the allocation of funds and go,

oh, you mean the Eagles like, for instance, with the coats,

Alec Pierce got paid.

He got a four-year, $115 million deal, right?

So Michael Pittman must be free.

They and people kind of had an idea that Pittman wasn't going to be on the team

because of his numbers anyway.

The number that he had and then the coats,

they have sauce gardener and they got to redo Daniel Jones and all of this.

But still, there's, once you realize that there's a commitment and a position,

this is what I tell folks.

Teams are just not going to allocate a whole bunch of money to one room.

Philly's done it and got away with it because their primary area,

primarily a two-wide receive team because they throw the ball to the tight ends

and the backs a lot.

That's why you very rarely hear who the third receiver is.

In Philadelphia, you surely don't get to the fourth receiver.

Cincinnati, you don't really hear,

there's another team that did that where they put all of that into two players.

Dallas is about to do the same thing at the wide receiver position.

Very rarely, though, do you see a whole bunch of money go into one room,

especially with interior defense alignment?

And that brings us to Jalen Carter.

Jalen Carter's number is what it is because there's probably even been a little bit

of trepidation from the Eagles and they don't have to do it right now.

Jalen Carter is a year behind Trevon Walker.

So Trevon Walker is playing this year on his rookie deal.

I mean, the fifth year option.

Jalen Carter is playing on his fourth year.

So this will be like last year, the Jaguar,

the Jaguar is resigning Trevon Walker,

which hasn't even happened this year yet, right?

So part of this is also people looking at Philly going,

hey, man, y'all just gave Jordan Davis all of that money to the nose tackle.

You gave 20 million.

He's going to cost you 30 million for him.

You guys looking to do something early,

you ask because if they're willing to do something early,

you as the team will eventually get Jalen Carter on his rookie deal

and then a fifth year option.

And then you can work out something.

And that extension wouldn't kick in until 2028.

I believe, let's say 26, 25 this year, 26.

No, the kick-in in 2027.

So you can kind of kick the can down a road a little bit,

put some money in this pocket.

But there may be another reason,

a reason that, like I'm going to compare this to our players.

Trevon Walker, when I tell you he don't have anything

to prove to the Jaguar,

he had a freak injury last year.

Proud of that, he had 10 sacks in two straight years.

One of those years, he was being substituted in and out of the game

by Ryan Nielsen and y'all know that.

So last year, he gets banged up.

The team is obviously different when he's not there.

We don't a bit of a losing streak when he wasn't playing

or at least when he came back to play with that club.

But his character is never something that you question.

His want to, you hear them talk about who he is in the building.

And I know people say who he is in the building,

doesn't create sacks.

But who he is in the building does allow you to make the assessment

that he's somebody you can count and depend on.

And that's why when I hear stuff like

prove it, Dale, or hometown discount,

it's actually laughable to me.

And it's laughable because you see the money

that these teams are throwing around on the first day of free agency.

I mean, you got average pass rushers

getting 13, 14 million dollars a year.

I want you to hear Lou DiBiasi from Lockdown Eagles.

As he talks about Jalen Carter,

the Jaguars have been linked to at least,

they've been linked to some phone calls.

Here's Lou DiBiasi from Lockdown Eagles.

The other news from this weekend

that surfacing about the Eagles defensive tackle position

is that the Eagles are receiving calls on Jalen Carter.

If they are considering, they already paid Jordan Davis.

If they are considering now not paying Jalen Carter,

I think that is just a massive, massive mistake.

Even if, and there's a couple of reasons

teams might be calling.

Number one, teams maybe saw the Jordan Davis contract

and wonder if Jalen is also going to get that deal.

Are two players at the same position

going to get north of $25 to $30 million annually

with the same team?

It's probably worth a shot if you're a team

that needs an interior pass rusher.

It's probably worth a shot to call

about a 25 year old elite player at that spot

when you see a player at the same position

get over $20 million a year.

But maybe they are calling

because the Eagles are extremely hesitant

to give Jalen Carter what it's going to cost

to lock him up long term,

which I think is going to be north of $30 million a year.

Yeah, so there's Lou and I basically,

I'm not going to say he echoed me.

I had already seen that clip

because I used it on Lockdown NFL.

But those are exactly my sentiments

that maybe they want to see a little bit more maturity.

There was questions about him.

He was probably the best player in the draft

or maybe one or the two or three best players

the year he came out.

And he fell the ninth or tenth

because of some issues

where he had to leave the combine.

Folks saying he got tired or to work out.

And he pretty much been a model citizen

and he was one of those dudes

that everybody pointed to saying,

look, this is what you get

for overthinking everything during the draft.

And then he has an incident on national TV

against Cowboys where he spit on Die Prescott

with suspended before the game.

And it brought into question again,

the maturity aspect,

because dude, how can you do that

at the beginning of a game

that this team actually needs to win?

So I'm not telling you that that's the biggest point

but when it comes to teams

trying to give guys money early,

those are the kind of things that creep in.

Now that makes you appreciate

Trayvon Walker.

He'll never do anything like that.

So he slung down Davis Mills one time

because he was upset

because they were holding him

and he kept getting to him.

And whistle blew and it is what it is

from a couple of years ago.

And I'm not saying poo poo that.

But one thing that his character

on and off the field

and who he is is never a question.

So if a team has any trepidation

about should we pay this guy

or should we not pay this guy?

The person that he is constantly

and the dude that you hear the coaches

rave about, rave about

is the kind of guy you give a bunch of money to.

And he's a better player than Jalen Phillips

who just got four years

at $120 million.

So do with that what you will

when you start sitting there thinking about him playing

for anything less than what he deserves.

All right, I want you to wait for it.

Wait for what?

Something, something big.

The Jaguar isn't,

they're going to do something that you do not expect

because we've heard them link to people all weekend

that I was like, are you serious?

They're big game hunt, man.

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All right, we rolling along, moving along

on the first day of the free agency tempering period

that is legal, wink, wink.

And the Jaguars have not done much yet

with the exception of retaining Monterey Brown,

which is a big deal and Dennis Kardec,

which is also trying to deal the nice move

that you'd like to see them make.

They're just not gonna go out here

and just swap players, just to swap players

when they already have a burden of hand

and they know exactly who they are.

So after these first two moves,

what is it that the Jaguars need?

They don't need to prioritize cornerback

because they're good.

They have four corners, including,

I think Johnny Jones is now the swing guy,

he'll play right left or nickel

if there's an injury.

They did bring back Christian Braswell.

So maybe Braswell backs up Monterey Brown

and then Johnny focuses on either nickel

or backing up Travis Hunter at left corner, right?

Now you have to turn and focus on maybe the safety position

along with where they're gonna get pass rush from.

On offense, probably another wide receiver,

probably not a big name, someone who's a specialist.

But I just get this feeling that there's something

and I brought this point up a couple of weeks ago

that if the 49ers can't work something

out with Trent Richardson and it appears

that they are now open to trading Trent Richardson, right?

Trent Richardson has a big number.

It's $39 million for,

I think it's $32.33 million in salary.

So at order 14 to make that trade,

and I'm not saying that that's what the Jaguars are gonna do,

but since it's something that we talked about

and discussed here on Lockdown, Jaguars,

I'll bring it back up.

How can they make that happen?

They cannot make that happen, I believe,

unless they cut a couple of players

and and restructured trade on Walker

because in order to facilitate that trade,

even if you're going to restructure

the contract of Trent Williams,

at the time the trade is made,

you will have to be able to absorb that salary cap

into your team, into your structure

before the trade can be facilitated.

So it will require a whole bunch

and all the accountants out there,

all the Twitter accounts out there,

they own spot track already, they tap and man,

they're trying to figure out how, how, how, how, how.

They're gonna do something.

It may not be that big,

but it's going to be something.

And I know the concentration on this is,

okay, what do you have to give up?

At this point for taking that money off

the books with the 49ers, a day three pick,

I'm dead serious.

At best, a fourth round pick.

And I really don't know if that is a day three pick,

but it's an early day three pick,

as news continues to break.

So if something pops up about Jaguars,

I'll make sure that I let you know exactly what it is,

but there's something they got cooking.

Also, Kenneth Walker has gone to the chiefs,

the Texans, another team that needed a running back,

traded for David Montgomery,

could the Jaguars actually be in play

to bring back Travis ET in?

They could, but Seattle now needs a running back.

There you go.

So by the way, Michael Pittman,

he agreed to terms on a three year 59 million dollar contract

with the Steelers.

So just like he got traded, and it's a day three pick,

you see the money he got,

and this is exactly what I'm talking about.

You don't have to give teams a whole bunch

when you're taking guys off of their books,

and the significance of that is this.

If they cut guys that have a lot of money in salary cap,

that's due to them that's guaranteed,

they have to make it a June 1st designation.

They will still have to take that money

and spread it out over either the life

of the initial contract if it had four years on it,

or the June 1st designation allows them

to stretch it out over whatever was left

on the initial contract years wise.

Or if they want to go ahead and clear room

and take the total hit like the Falcon did

with like 45 million dollars from Matt Ryan a few years ago,

they can do that.

Miami doffins, they eat in a whole bunch of tours money,

like 60 million dollars.

But when you trade a player,

if you have a player that say he's due

15 million dollars in salary,

and that's why you're getting rid of it,

if you trade him, the team that you trade him to

each that salary, and it comes off your books as clean.

Now, the bonus money that you have already given that player,

and if there's an amortization of that money,

that stays with you because you already gave it to him.

You can't charge salary cap space to a team

that didn't actually give the player the money.

Only the salary, only the guaranteed portion

that is remaining of the contract goes to the new team,

which goes back to me talking about Trent Williams,

in order for the Jaguars to do that,

or to get anybody, even if they're not giving up

very much compensation, they have to have the salary cap room

at the time that the trade is consummated.

That is the way it works.

So we'll see what happens,

but if you see or get wind of the Jaguar

starting to restructure people,

or you see them start to maybe add board years

and, or even getting rid of somebody,

you can prepare yourself for them to do something

really, really big.

Don't know what that is yet,

but I'll be here all day.

I'm sitting in office and I'm not moving.

I am here blue to the TV constantly checking sources.

I'm constantly texting people to see

if there's any kind of movement going on.

Wind and if, not even if,

but when the Jaguars decide to make a move,

you'll have it right here unlocked on Jaguar,

as you always do.

I'll do a squad show later on with Marquis Arden,

as well as the host.

My homie, Mia O'Brien will be with you.

And by then, maybe the Jaguars have done something

if they haven't, we will continue to discuss

who is still available and what they can do to boost their team.

Love the effort, love the fact that they're making calls

on great players.

It's just the same mentality they had last year

when they traded up to get Travis Hunter.

They are big game hunting, trying to get as many great players

on this team.

Players, man, the Jaguars ain't sitting there

playing that development role.

That's a part of it,

but some teams try to depend on that

because they're afraid to go out and be bold.

The Jaguars are doing both.

We'll develop people, Ontario Brown,

Barbara Washington, we'll develop people,

but at the same time, if we see a chance

to go out and snatch something that is a for show,

or for show, you know what a for show is.

They are going to do it.

Stay tuned to Lockdown Jaguars for all your Jaguars needs, man.

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That's the question at the heart of the Pepsi paradox.

When labels and bias disappear,

people prefer the taste of Pepsi Zero Sugar.

In the 2025 Pepsi Challenge, 66% of people in blind taste

tests prefer the taste of Pepsi Zero Sugar

over Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.

It's time to let your taste decide.

Go out and try Pepsi Zero Sugar today.

You deserve taste.

You deserve Pepsi.