Terrelle Pryor

Pryor was injured in an off-the-field incident in Pittsburgh on Friday. According to Josh Edwards of CBS Sports, Pryor faces charges for simple assault.

The 30-year-old wide receiver, who last played for the Jaguars during the 2019 preseason, is currently in critical condition following an off-the-field incident which took place in Pittsburgh on Friday.

Pryor was included among the Jaguars' roster cuts Friday but reverted to injured reserve after going unclaimed off waivers. According to Rapoport, the hamstring issue that sidelined Pryor for the Jaguars' final preseason game is a minor concern that the 30-year-old has since moved past, so he'll head back to the open market at full strength. Pryor seems unlikely to surface elsewhere before Week 1 kicks off, but he could find a home once injuries inevitably take their toll on teams' receiver ranks during the season.

A hamstring injury limited Pryor to one appearance and three receptions during the preseason, essentially robbing him of any chance to build a case for the 53-man roster. The 30-year-old wide receiver doesn't seem especially likely to land another job before Week 1.