The Jacksonville Jaguars’ offense under former head coach Urban Meyer didn’t fit the players on his roster very well. Tight end Chris Manhertz told “Jaguars Drive Time” on Saturday that he likes how new head coach Doug Pederson tailors his offense to his player’s skillsets and raved about the addition of free agent Evan Engram.
“I think it’s very complementary and what I mean by that is that it’s pretty much tailored by what the players can bring to the table,” Manhertz said about Pederson’s system. “And that has also been a point of emphasis for us as an offense and what coach wants. It’s going to be tailored to the skillsets, the best skillsets on this team. So for me as a player, you really can’t go wrong with that.”
Manhertz is ecstatic about the addition of Engram, the former New York Giants tight end, and a former first-round pick. He said it was a great move that the Jaguars made this offseason and called him a ‘hell of a player.’
