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Jaguars Sign WR Austin Trammell, Cut C Jack Anderson
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All posts by James FoglioUpdated12 Jun 2024
The Jacksonville Jaguars signed wide receiver Austin Trammell and cut center Jack Anderson on Wednesday, the NFL team announced.
Trammell signed with the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent out of Rice in 2021. He spent his rookie season with Atlanta and has spent the past two seasons with the Los Angeles Rams.
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Austin Trammell made plays for the Los Angeles Rams last season
Trammell, who turns 26 on July 4, has appeared in 24 career games and has recorded 25 punt returns for 183 yards and six kick returns for 101 yards. The 5-foot-10, 185-pound wideout also has six career receptions for 42 yards.
In the Rams’ 17-16 win over the Seattle Seahawks last season in Week 11, Trammell made three receptions for 23 yards and averaged 7.67 yards per reception.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed WR Austin Trammell, the team announced today. Additionally, the team has released OL Jack Anderson.
— JaguarsPR (@JaguarsPR) June 12, 2024
“I thought Austin Trammell did a great job being able to step up in his absence and make some key and critical plays. I’m just so proud of this group,” Rams coach Sean McVay said.
“The grit was on display, the mental toughness, the ability to get stops, the ability to be able to feed off of one another. Man, there’s a lot of things we can learn from offensively.”
Center Jack Anderson was selected in the seventh round of the 2021 draft
As for Anderson, the Jaguars claimed the offensive lineman off waivers from the Indianapolis Colts on June 7. The 6-foot-4, 314-pound center was selected 236th overall by the Buffalo Bills in the seventh round of the 2021 draft out of Texas Tech.
Anderson, who also turns 26 on Oct. 12, has played 15 career games (three starts) in his career with the Bills (2021), Philadelphia Eagles (2021-22), New York Giants (2022-23), and Colts (2023).
Additionally, Jacksonville’s new Miller Electric Center opened in time for last year’s training camp and welcomed fans for the first time. The Jaguars’ $120 million facility features 2,000 seats for fans and two practice fields for players.
The Jags typically start camp at the Miller Electric Center around July 26.
Fans are wondering what the future has in store for Jacksonville this season. The AFC South franchise is coming off back-to-back 9-8 seasons.
