Thanks to 1400 yards receiving and 14 touchdowns last season, Allen Robinson received the first really legitimate Pro Bowl bid for a Jacksonville Jaguar since Maurice Jones-Drew. The second year wide receiver out of Penn State became a dominant pass catcher, particularly in regards to snatching contested balls out of the air against tight coverage.
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Robinson’s struggles this year are a microcosm of the unprecedented regression made by the entire team on offense. Blake Bortles has devolved into arguably the worst starting quarterback in the NFL, the offensive line can’t run block, the running backs can’t break tackles, and the tight ends have been non-existent in the passing game.