FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Terrelle Pryor's one season with the Washington Redskins was a bust. Playing on a one-year, prove-it deal, he didn't prove anything. He tore his right ankle ligament in Week 1, played hurt for half the season and then shut it down for surgery.
Despite no impact on the field, Pryor apparently left a strong impression on his former teammates -- and not a favorable one.
Some of the defensive players didn't appreciate his showmanship in practice -- such as his one-handed catches -- and they will be looking for payback when they face Pryor and his new team, the New York Jets, in joint practices Aug.