Terrelle Pryor Fantasy Stats

The Jacksonville Jaguars have released wide receiver Terrelle Pryor. Limited to just one preseason game because of a hamstring injury, Pryor's upside as a big target in the red zone wasn't able to outweigh the negatives. This should open a spot for Tre McBride to make the final roster, as Marqise Lee's slow recovery from a knee injury means the Jaguars will likely need to carry six receivers to start the year. It's hard to see Pryor sticking anywhere at this point in his career. Meanwhile, McBride projects to be the sixth receiver on a run heavy team, so there's no reason to roster him either.

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Terrelle Pryor was on the field for the first time this preseason in Thursday's loss to the Miami Dolphins, catching three passes for 26 yards before exiting with a hamstring injury. It's the same issue Pryor's been dealing with all preseason, and a flare up at this point while Pryor is fighting with Tre McBride for the final roster spot at wide receiver isn't going to help Pryor's case. Even if he does make the final roster, it's hard to see much usage for Pryor, though he could carve out a small role as a big target in the red zone.

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Terrelle Pryor has made some good plays so far at training camp, especially in red-zone work, but he remains sixth on the team's depth chart at the position, putting his chances of making the team's final roster in jeopardy. It's possible he could make the team if Marqise Lee is still dealing with the after-effects of a knee injury that cost him all of last season, but even then Pryor is nothing more than an insurance policy for the team. He's got no value in redraft leagues, though he could put up strong numbers in the preseason to help out anyone playing preseason DFS contests.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to sign free-agent wide receiver Terrelle Pryor on Thursday, according to a source. Pryor spent time with Jaguars offensive coordinator John DeFilippo when they were in Cleveland and when Pryor had the best season of his career, catching 77 passes for 1,007 yards and four touchdowns in 2016. He has been injured and inconsistent in two years since then with the Redskins, Bills and Jets and is unlikely to make much of a mark in Jacksonville. He won't even be a lock to make the final roster unless he can prove he's fully healthy.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are working out free-agent wide receiver Terrelle Pryor on Wednesday, according to sources. He most recently played for the Bills and Jets last year and combined for just 16 catches, 252 yards and two touchdowns in eight games. It's highly unlikely he'll ever approach the 77 catches, 1,007 yards and four touchdowns he had for Cleveland back in 2016. Pryor would just be a depth signing for the Jags.

The Buffalo Bills released wide receiver Terrelle Pryor on Tuesday, according to a source. Pryor had two touchdowns with the Jets this year but caught only two of his eight targets for 17 yards in his two games in Buffalo. He went catchless on three targets in Week 10's embarrassing loss to the Jets. His 1,000-yard season in 2016 with the Browns feels like 20 years ago at this point. Pryor may latch on elsewhere, but he's miles from the fantasy radar.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrelle Pryor has learned the offense quickly and could have an Andre Holmes-type role in the offense in Week 9 against the Bears in his debut with the team. Holmes has played right around 50 percent of the offensive snaps in each game this year, and Pryor adds some good route-running skills and is more of a playmaker than Holmes. If Pryor is given a bigger role behind Kelvin Benjamin and Zay Jones, Holmes would shift back to mostly a special teams role. Pryor caught touchdowns in his last two games as a Jet, but it's a long shot that he'll develop into a consistent fantasy option with Buffalo having to turn to quarterback Nathan Peterman this week.

Free-agent wide receiver Terrelle Pryor is traveling to Buffalo with intentions to sign with the Bills, according to a source. Buffalo needs all the help they can get on offense, but Pryor won't move the needle all that much. He had 14 catches on 22 targets for 235 yards and two touchdowns with the Jets before getting injured and then being released. Pryor will likely be third on the depth chart behind Kelvin Benjamin and Zay Jones when he gets up to speed. He's only a stash option in the deepest of leagues.

The New York Jets will consider re-signing Terrelle Pryor (groin) after their Week 8 game against the Bears, according to head coach Todd Bowles. Pryor scored in back-to-back games before being injured on Oct. 14 and then released shortly after that. But now the Jets are without Quincy Enunwa and Robby Anderson and are running thin on receiver depth. Gang Green is expected to use Jermaine Kearse as their top wideout this weekend, with some combination of Andre Roberts, Rishard Matthews and Charone Peake behind him. Pryor might be worth a stash for receiver-needy owners in deeper leagues.

The New York Jets are releasing wide receiver Terrelle Pryor (groin) on Saturday, according to a league source. Pryor is dealing with a tear in his groin and is expected to be out around two weeks. The team is interested in re-signing him when he's healthy, but other teams will likely be interested in him as well. Pryor had touchdowns in the last two games for Gang Green but caught only 14 passes on 22 targets for 235 yards in six games. He can be left to the waiver wire for now. In his absence and with Quincy Enunwa (ankle) out a few weeks, Robby Anderson and Jermaine Kearse will be the top two wideouts. Kearse is the more attractive fantasy option, especially in PPR leagues. Charone Peake and Andre Roberts should fill in on three-receiver sets.