Jacksonville Jaguars sign OL Sal Wormley

Wormley's signing earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI), landing squarely in fair-deal territory for Jacksonville — not a steal, but not a dollar wasted either. At an $885K AAV, this is a near-minimum contract that carries essentially zero financial risk, the kind of depth move that smart front offices make quietly in the offseason without drawing headlines. The CVI reflects a straightforward reality: the salary is negligible, which props up the value grade even without standout production, but Wormley profiles as a middling to below-average offensive lineman whose ceiling keeps the grade from climbing higher. His age curve is a genuine asset here — the age factor component grades out favorably, suggesting there's still developmental runway left, which is exactly the profile you want when you're paying this close to the basement of the salary scale. With contract length, total value, and guarantees all absent from the reported terms, the structural risk is essentially nonexistent; Jacksonville can move on without consequence if the competition shakes out against him. This is the offseason equivalent of a low-cost lottery ticket on a depth piece — the CVI stays steady because the floor and ceiling are both narrow, but at $885K, the Jaguars aren't betting the farm to find out.