An AFC contender may want to acquire veteran offensive tackle Cam Robinson, who has been with the team for a long period.
Entering the last year of a three-year, $55 million contract, former second-round pick Cam Robinson’s Jacksonville Jaguars seem ready to part ways with the veteran. The Alabama graduate joined the team as a left tackle in 2017 and has been a consistent player ever since. But nothing endures forever, and there are indications that his tenure with the Jaguars may be drawing to an end.
Walter Little, the backup, made a strong argument to maintain the starting position in 2023 after injuries restricted him to just nine games. Little received a 58.8, which was not too far behind Robinson’s 65.4, according to Pro Football Focus. Locking down the opposing side with first-round selection Anton Harrison, Jacksonville could make Little the starter and deal Cam Robinson for a respectable return.
According to Bleacher Report, the Jaguars ought to deal Cam Robinson to the Chiefs. The defending Super Bowl champions could use a steadying presence in their starting lineup and have an obvious need at left tackle.
Chiefs, Jaguars Linked In Cam Robinson Trade RumorsThe Chiefs’ offensive line is powerful, but their left tackle is a weak point. After an uneventful year, it seems that Donovan Smith won’t be returning in 2024. As they attempt to win their third Super Bowl in as many years, Kansas City ought to be open to trading for a seasoned veteran such as Cam Robinson, given the lack of a clear successor on the roster.
In the meanwhile, the Jaguars stand to gain financially from Cam Robinson’s trade. The veteran now has a $21.9 million cap charge, but a trade would allow them to clear $17.3 million. This information comes from OverTheCap. Given that the squad already possesses less expensive tackle options, this money might be used to extend Brandon Aiyuk’s contract.
Naturally, other clubs will be interested in a trade with the Jaguars if they are prepared to part with Cam Robinson. The following teams might make an offer for the veteran, even though no team will forfeit a high draft pick in exchange for his services.
