Rees-Zammit re-signed for the Jaguars on Monday, after Jacksonville initially opted not to sign him on a reserve/future contract in January.
The new deal means Rees-Zammit will form part of the Jaguars’ off-season roster, which can include as many as 90 players.
The next goal for the former Gloucester and 2021 British and Irish Lions wing is to be selected on an active regular-season roster.
This means Rees-Zammit would have to survive the cut from 90 players down to 53, something he was unable to achieve with Kansas City Chiefs in 2024.
“The first step of the dream is to make an active roster, I’m doing everything I can to make that happen,” said Rees-Zammit.
“This is my dream, and the way I make it come true is by working as hard as I can to make the roster.
“Every day is a challenge, every day is hard hard work, but it is one that for this dream to come true is worth doing.
“I’m doing everything I can to become a better player on the field and a better person off the field, so I’m really looking forward to this season.”
