The Jacksonville Jaguars had a disappointing 2016 campaign, both as a team and as a collection of individual players. In retrospect, the season was doomed when the front office chose to retain Gus Bradley as head coach (despite his historically incompetent record), but there was some hope derived from the development of a handful of players. Quarterback Blake Bortles blossomed as a downfield passer in 2015, Allen Hurns became a reliable target in the passing game, and Allen Robinson emerged as a bonafide superstar wide receiver.
Of all the young players, Robinson was the one with the least questions heading into the regular season.