Quote: The following was written last summer.   In essence,  it reflects part of the reason why I believe Chris Ivory won't be one of the Jaguars best options in the passing game.   Despite this,  Ivory could easily prove to be a major asset for the Jaguars because of his differential power running skills:

 

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  Pass protection: When comparing Ivory to the rest of the Jets backfield his pass blocking seems to fall short where running backs Bilal Powell and Zac Stacy excel at picking up the blitz. According to Pro Football Focus Chris Ivory was ranked 61 out of 62 running backs in pass blocking efficiency. In a spread offense where Ivory would often be the 6^th pass protector his inability to consistently stop the edge rush from linebackers makes him a liability when he is on the field. You can make a case for taking Ivory off of the field in passing situations.