The Jacksonville Jaguars are reportedly planning to expand the role of defensive tackle Jordan Davis, with the team potentially deploying him for more than 52 percent of defensive snaps moving forward. According to ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports, the coaching staff is considering a significant increase in playing time for the interior lineman.
Davis, who has been rotating in the Jaguars' defensive line, could see his workload substantially increased as the team looks to strengthen its interior pass rush and run defense. The 52 percent threshold would represent a notable jump from his current usage rate, signaling the coaching staff's growing confidence in his abilities.
The potential change comes as Jacksonville evaluates its defensive personnel packages ahead of upcoming games. Davis's increased snap count would likely come at the expense of other rotational defensive linemen, as the Jaguars seek more consistent production from the position.
