Jaguars pass rusher Josh Allen earns a raise in opener but will have to wait to cash in
1 year, 3 months ago

Jaguars pass rusher Josh Allen earns a raise in opener but will have to wait to cash in

Associated Press  

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jaguars pass rusher Josh Allen essentially earned a pay raise Sunday. The seventh overall pick in the 2019 draft had three sacks in Jacksonville’s season opener at Indianapolis — two of them because he chased Colts rookie Anthony Richardson out of bounds — and gave himself early leverage in future contract negotiations. “It was definitely a great start of what I want to achieve, but there’s also room to grow for next week,” Allen said following the 31-21 victory. A lingering memory from Jacksonville’s 27-20 playoff loss at Kansas City was repeatedly failing to get to Patrick Mahomes despite the star quarterback limping around on a badly sprained right ankle.

History of this topic

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Standout pass rusher Josh Allen and the Jaguars agree to a 5-year, $150M contract, AP source says
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