Jaguars Cut Sixth-Year Defensive Tackle, Sign Second-Year OL
Summary
The Jacksonville Jaguars cut defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna from their roster and signed second-year offensive lineman Timothy McKay. This change happened about three weeks before their season opener against the Cleveland Browns.Key Facts
- The Jaguars released Quinton Bohanna, a defensive tackle.
- Timothy McKay, a second-year offensive lineman, was signed to the team.
- McKay had been waived by the Jaguars on August 17 but rejoined them three days later.
- Bohanna was originally drafted in 2021 in the sixth round.
- Bohanna played nine games in his second season with the Dallas Cowboys before being released.
- Bohanna joined the Jaguars on June 1 during offseason workouts.
- The Jaguars’ roster must be cut from 90 players to 53 by August 30.
- McKay may have a chance to stay with the team but faces competition for a final roster spot.
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