Cornerback Donte Jackson has reached an agreement with the Los Angeles Chargers on a two-year contract valued at $13 million, according to an individual familiar with the details of the deal.
The individual requested anonymity as the agreement cannot officially be finalized until Wednesday, when the NFL’s free agency period commences.
Jackson showcased his skills as a starter in 15 games for the Pittsburgh Steelers last season, making a significant impact with five interceptions. For the previous six seasons, he held a consistent starting position with the Carolina Panthers, demonstrating his reliability and defensive prowess on the field. Jackson’s experience and track record are expected to bolster the Chargers’ secondary as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
The news of Jackson’s move to the Chargers marks a significant shift in his career, highlighting the dynamic nature of the NFL’s off-season activities. As the free agency period opens, more roster changes and signings are anticipated as teams position themselves for success in the highly competitive league.