Bills’ HC Sean McDermott had high praise for one Jaguars’ wide receiver and the impact he has had.<\/p>\n
Sean McDermott went out of his way to praise Jaguars midseason addition WR Jakobi Meyers for how he has helped take the Jacksonville offense to another level since his arrival<\/p>\n
McDermott continues to poke the bear (Brandon Beane) after the Bills failed to bring in a big fish pass\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/p5O6QQ1Ryd<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 alex brasky (@alexbrasky) January 5, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n Buffalo Bills<\/a>‘ head coach Sean McDermott offered high praise for Jacksonville Jaguars’<\/a> wide receiver Jakobi Meyers ahead of Sunday’s AFC wild-card game.<\/p>\n “I thought one of the moves that’s made a difference for them offensively is adding Jakobi Meyers,” McDermott said. “A good pickup for them. Probably a guy that’s, quite honestly, been undervalued in his career, but going against him in New England, a ton of respect for his game.”<\/p>\n The Jaguars<\/a> acquired Meyers from the Las Vegas Raiders<\/a> prior to this year’s trade deadline. In his nine games with Jacksonville, Meyers has caught 42 passes for 483 yards with three touchdowns, according to PFF<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meyers’ sure hands added needed stability to the Jaguars’ passing game after dropped passes were an issue at times during the first half of the season.<\/p>\n But going beyond Meyers’ production, he’s been an excellent fit schematically for the Liam Coen offense with his ability to move around the formation, his willingness as a run-blocker, and his ability to do the dirty work and attack the middle and intermediate level of the field.<\/p>\n His presence has added flexibility to the Jaguars’ offense and expanded Coen’s call sheet on game days.<\/p>\n On and off the field, Meyers made a quick impact in Jacksonville, earning him a three-year contract extension<\/a> worth $60 million.<\/p>\n