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The Jacksonville Jaguars and quarterback David Garrard have reached an agreement on a contract extension that firmly establishes him as the long-term answer at quarterback in Jacksonville. Pete Prisco of CBS Sports reports:
the deal includes $9 million in signing bonus money and $20 million in guaranteed money. That is under the $28.5 million in guaranteed money that the Dallas Cowboys gave to Tony Romo last year on his contract extension. There had been talk that Garrard wanted Romo money.That seems like a pretty good deal for the Jaguars: I wrote last month that Garrard was likely to get between $20 million and $30 million guaranteed, and the Jaguars got the deal done while staying on the low end of that range.
Garrard would have become a free agent after the 2008 season if he had not signed the extension. Instead, he'll stay with the Jaguars into his mid-30s.
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