Jarell Broxton, #66, has missed seven games over the last two seasons, and the durability red flag is now a flashing siren. A pending free agent who landed on the 1-game injured list July 29, he’s watching his next contract shrink with every snap he doesn’t play.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Games played | 5 |
| Games started | 5 |
| Pancake blocks | 18 |
| Sacks allowed | 1 |
| Penalties | 2 |
| Games missed (2 seasons) | 7 |
The O-line shuffle moving Micah Vanterpool to right tackle has been a quiet disaster, contributing to two straight home duds where the offence mustered just 19 points and a banged-up Collaros took constant heat. With the Bombers at 4-4 and the season teetering, Broxton’s return timeline is everything; if he stays shelved, the film will bury his market value and the right flank will remain a turnstile.
About $120,000 per season and a free agent this winter. The missed time — 7 games over two seasons — will be the elephant in the room of his negotiations.
Starting right tackle tasked with sealing the edge and protecting Zach Collaros’ front side—a job that’s utterly collapsed in his absence.