Jaguars Lock in LT Walker Little with 3-Year, $45M Extension

The deal secures the 25-year-old as Jacksonville's left tackle through 2027, solidifying a key position for the team's future.

Walker Little's new contract includes $26 million in guaranteed money, ensuring his role as Jacksonville's left tackle for the next three seasons.
The 25-year-old Stanford alum has appeared in 51 games, with 21 starts, since being drafted by the Jaguars in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Little became the team's starting left tackle in October after Cam Robinson was traded to the Minnesota Vikings.
General Manager Trent Baalke emphasized Little's growth within the franchise and expressed confidence in his potential to play his best football in the coming years.
The extension reflects Jacksonville's focus on long-term roster stability, following other major contracts for key players like Trevor Lawrence and Tyson Campbell.