​  The Jaguars will be keeping tight end Brenton Strange through what they expect to be the prime years of his career.Strange and the Jaguars have agreed to a three-year contract extension, according to Strange’s agents. Strange, a second-round draft pick in 2023, had one year remaining on his rookie deal.Although Strange missed five games last season with a hip injury, he still finished the year with career highs of 46 catches, 540 receiving yards, 11.7 yards per catch and three touchdowns.Reports out of the Jaguars’ offseason practices indicated that Strange may get an increased role in the passing game this season, including lining up for more snaps at wide receiver in addition to his usual workload at tight end.      ​Read More