After accruing 1,004 yards and four touchdowns on 77 receptions in Cleveland in 2016, hopes were high that Terrelle Pryor would finally break out in Washington, with Jay Gruden’s offensive scheme and the talent around him serving as benefits.
The Terrelle Pryor experiment never caught traction, however. In his only year with the burgundy and gold, Pryor was the epitome of a free agency bust. There were some big plays, none bigger than his long touchdown catch against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 4.
But for every big play, there were more disappointments. Pryor struggled with consistency catching the football (although he never drops it on his Instagram videos), and he and Kirk Cousins never seemed to be on the same page.