DaVon Hamilton has struggled this season, posting an overall Pro Football Focus grade of just 48.6. His performance, alongside the underwhelming Arik Armstead, highlights the need for the Jaguars to improve their interior defensive line to bolster their struggling defense.

DaVon Hamilton has been a significant disappointment for the Jaguars this season. Despite the potential for a strong defensive front, his production has plummeted, ranking 86th out of 116 interior defenders graded by PFF. The Jaguars could save $7.3 million by cutting him with a post-June 1 designation, making it a viable option as they look to improve their overall performance.

DaVon Hamilton has seen his role shift as the Jaguars transitioned from a 3-4 to a 4-3 defense under new defensive coordinator Ryan Nielsen. With this change, he has had to share snaps with multiple interior defensive linemen, impacting his playing time. In the current season, Hamilton has started two games and contributed with two sacks and three tackles for loss.

DaVon Hamilton played 36 snaps against the Dolphins, participating in 51% of the defensive plays. He was involved in the rotation of the defensive line, where his usage suggests that concerns during the preseason about his snap count were unwarranted, as he outplayed both Arik Armstead and Hamilton in terms of snaps.

DaVon Hamilton is highlighted as one of the key players whose injuries contributed to the Jaguars' struggles last season. With the team now healthy, there is optimism about turning the page on last year's disappointing December performance and reclaiming a top position in the division. Hamilton's presence is seen as crucial in the effort to improve the team’s defensive capabilities.