The Jaguars unveiled another weapon last week in JaMycal Hasty, and he wasn't the only player to deliver a standout performance off the bench — a promising trend for the offense.
Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor said the play worked in practice and Hasty told him he might get a little greedy.
"He was out clean and it was shockingly quiet in the stadium," he said."I was a little confused at first. Then I saw him fly right past me and said, 'oh, he's going to score.'""We've seen that [speed] in practice," he said. One play later, Jones caught his first career NFL pass, a 20-yard play to the 2-yard line after the Jaguars were hit with a 5-yard false start penalty.
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