Thursday night’s NFL Honors ended up being a big occasion for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Though the 3-14 squad didn’t have any players selected for postseason awards, it finally managed to get a former player into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in former star offensive tackle Tony Boselli.
The night may have ended on a high note, but it began with a roast of former Jaguars’ coach Urban Meyer at the hands of comedian Keegan-Michael Key, who has hosted the show the last two years.
“I am so excited to be hosting this show again, and in front of people, by the way,” Key said. “This is so much better than what they had to do last year… There were no football players and no audience, I’m telling you, that room was emptier than Urban Meyer’s playbook.”
