While it was ultimately Calais Campbell who stole the show of all the Jacksonville Jaguars who attended Sunday’s Pro Bowl, receiver DJ Chark Jr. made an impact on the offensive end. He scored one of the AFC’s four touchdowns and was the team’s second-leading receiver (two catches for 67 yards).
Chark’s touchdown came in the third quarter when AFC South rival Ryan Tannehill hit him on the right side of the field for a hitch route. After catching the ball, he was able to split the defenders with his speed and take it to the house.
Sunday’s game marked Chark’s first-ever Pro Bowl. His opportunity to rep the Jags at the annual gam came after he was able to total 73 catches on the season for 1,008 yards, and eight touchdowns. His total in yardage made him the first Jaguar to hit the 1,000-yard mark since 2015 when Allen Robinson was able to do so, too.