The Jacksonville Jaguars will sign wide receiver Terrelle Pryor after working him out on Wednesday as first reported by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Pryor, a former quarterback, has spent seven seasons in the NFL. His career started off with the Raiders where he was drafted to play quarterback. He then made the switch to wide receiver and played for the Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins, Buffalo Bills and New York Jets. He played just eight games in 2018 for the Bills and the Jets.
In his career, Pryor has 115 catches for 1,563 and seven touchdowns.
Jacksonville will hope Pryor can help their wide receiving corps and new quarterback Nick Foles. He will join Dede Westbrook, Marqise Lee and Chris Conley as the Jaguars hope to be more successful passing the football. Last year, they ranked 26th in passing yards and 31st in points per game.
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