There’s a reason the Jacksonville Jaguars brought Terrelle Pryor this past week to potentially help bolster the passing game. If anything, the veteran who has had a 1,000-yard receiving season in 2016 adds a big body to the wide receiver room and gives quarterback Nick Foles another target to play catch with.
One of the things the Jaguars are attempting to do under new offensive coordinator John DeFilippo is to mend a broken passing attack from the 2018 season. Jacksonville, with both Blake Bortles and Cody Kessler playing under center, ranked 26th in the passing yards per game last year in the NFL with 194.