Dareus has 32 tackles (23 solo), one sack, and one forced fumble in 15 games this season. Dareus had one of his least productive statistical seasons, but he still helped the Jaguars finish seventh in total defense (311.4 YPG) while starting at defensive tackle. He started all 15 games for the second straight year. In 2015, Dareus had 31 tackles (25 solo) and three sacks in 16 games. He received some criticism for not getting more sacks but most believed that he played a big role in the defense by generating pressure on the quarterback. The Jaguars decided to give him a contract extension before the start of 2016. They extended him through the 2020 season with annual salaries of $12 million over the first two years and $12.5 million per year thereafter. The extension was expected to be announced at the end of last season but was leaked early. Overall, Dareus has 96 tackles (72 solo) and nine sacks in 50 games over four seasons with the Jaguars. His average of 1.2 sacks per season is less than what you would expect from a double-digit salary player but he's still considered one of the best defensive players in the league. He's been selected to five consecutive All-Pro teams. Dareus will be entering his fifth season next year and the Jaguars are hoping he can continue to play at a high level despite being 30 years old.