#14. Jacksonville Jaguars: Chris Clemons
PFF grade (position rank): -22.6 (48th)
2015 salary cap hit: $5 million
Clemons was unfathomably ineffective during his second year in Jacksonville. He tallied 14 combined tackles and three sacks in 16 games and missed six tackles.
It was a stunning fall from grace for a guy who posted three straight seasons with double-digit sack totals in Seattle from 2010-2012. He simply hasn’t been the same guy since signing a four-year, $17.5 million contract with Jacksonville in 2014. The 34-year-old deservedly garnered the dishonor of being ranked as the worst 4-3 defensive end in football by Pro Football Focus.
The Jaguars could cut Clemons this offseason with no recourse of dead money sitting on their 2016 salary cap, and are expected to do just that.