Jaguars second-year receiver Allen Robinson has been one of the most impressive players in practice over the last few weeks.
His ability to snatch the ball high in the air over defenders has been on consistent display. Still, Jaguars coach Gus Bradley believes there's something else Robinson can do to heighten his progression.
"The challenge is for him is to play angry," Bradley said after Wednesday's practice. "Play where he is competing to get the ball and competing in all of his routes. I think he is extremely competitive. He's got a 40-plus vertical jump. We want to be able to throw it up to him and know he's going to come down with the ball.