Of all the lowly numbers attached to the Jaguars’ recent history that need an upgrade, there’s few things more aggravating than their inability to produce a 1,000-yard receiver.
Not since Jimmy Smith barely cracked that milestone in 2005, reaching it in a final-game blowout of the Tennessee Titans, has any Jaguar achieved what is regarded as a minimum single-season standard for excellence at the position.
Really, how hard can it be to average 62.5 yards per game for a 16-game season? It’s been done 190 times in the last nine years, but not by anyone in a Jaguars or Oakland Raiders uniform.