PFF has released their grades for the Jacksonville Jaguars’ third preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the results aren’t pretty for the teal and black offense. The grades certainly don’t account for the supreme effort put forth by the Jags’ offense in the one-point loss, but with their highest rating being a paltry 79.6 out of a possible 99.9, they don’t speak to a great all-around performance by the unit.
They only managed to put kicker Ryan Santoso in a position to hit a three-point field goal four times in the game, with only half of his attempts resulting in points to show for their trouble. The only touchdown the Jaguars scored on offense was on a broken play where C.J. Beathard made a heroic scramble for the goal line in the red zone.
Jacksonville has one more chance to get right before the regular season, so the guys who played well will need to pull some extra weight in preparation for the final preseason game on Saturday. Here are the players who received the highest PFF grades on the Jaguars’ offense: