Blake Bortles‘ struggles have led the Jacksonville Jaguars offense away from the big play identity it developed in 2015. Wide receivers Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns were formidable big play threats last season but have dropped off in 2016.
Still, 2015’s big play successes can keep the Kansas City Chiefs nervous in Week 9. With new offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett hopefully trying to keep the offense more balanced, the Jaguars could bump their 16th ranked deep passing attack back up.
This, of course, requires better play at quarterback and better play from receivers Robinson and Hurns as well as tight end Julius Thomas and receiver Marqise Lee.