Meyers gave the Jaguars a boost after coming over from Las Vegas in a trade last November, averaging 4.7 catches for 53.7 yards and 0.33 TDs in nine regular-season games (6.8 targets). The Jaguars saw enough to give Meyers a three-year, $60 million extension, with strong guarantees through 2027. It was Parker Washington, however, who served as Trevor Lawrence's top weapon down the stretch last season, putting up 26-454-3 on 41 targets over the final four games (including playoffs). With 2025 bust Brian Thomas and two-way player Travis Hunter also in the mix for targets, Meyers could have a tough time matching his post-trade volume from last year even if he remains effective as a possession receiver.