Jourdan Lewis has officially joined the Jacksonville Jaguars on a lucrative three-year contract worth $30 million, which includes an impressive $20 million guaranteed. This makes him the highest-paid nickel cornerback in the NFL. In 2025, Lewis will have a base salary of just $2 million, along with a prorated signing bonus of $3.33 million, culminating in a cap hit of $5.81 million. This amount will rank as the 12th-largest on the Jaguars' roster.

As his contract progresses, his salary will see a significant increase. In 2026, his base salary will rise to $9 million, with an $8 million guarantee, leading to a cap hit of $12.83 million. The final year of his contract in 2027 will see a base salary of $7.5 million and the same prorated signing bonus, resulting in an $11.33 million cap hit. The Jaguars could opt out of the contract at this point, saving $8 million in cap space, offering them flexibility in managing their roster.