Factoid
Passing production is at an all-time high right now. Teams are passing for more yards and touchdowns than ever before.
So all the more embarrassing for the Jaguars that they were still unable to generate much of a passing attack last year.
Jacksonville ranked last in passing last year (below even the Tim Tebow Broncos). And they combined yards-touchdown numbers were worse than all but six teams in the last 10 years.
Below is the list of the 30 worst passing offenses, using the scoring system of 6 points for touchdowns and 1 point for every 10 yards. Only one team from 2011 is on this list – Jacksonville.
WORST PASSING OFFENSES, LAST 10 YEARS
Yards TD Points Year
2190 8 267.0 2005 San Francisco 49ers
2201 11 286.1 2005 Chicago Bears
2255 11 291.5 2009 Cleveland Browns
2635 9 317.5 2010 Carolina Panthers
2641 9 318.1 2004 Chicago Bears
2537 11 319.7 2008 Cleveland Browns
2510 12 323.0 2011 Jacksonville Jaguars
2850 7 327.0 2006 Oakland Raiders
2636 11 329.6 2002 Houston Texans
2596 12 331.6 2009 New York Jets
2677 11 333.7 2008 Cincinnati Bengals
2559 13 333.9 2004 Baltimore Ravens
2639 13 341.9 2008 Oakland Raiders
2631 14 347.1 2003 Atlanta Falcons
2875 10 347.5 2009 Oakland Raiders
2517 16 347.7 2003 Baltimore Ravens
2748 13 352.8 2006 Tennessee Titans
2988 9 352.8 2003 Oakland Raiders
2661 15 356.1 2005 Houston Texans
2842 12 356.2 2007 Buffalo Bills
2685 15 358.5 2007 San Francisco 49ers
2691 15 359.1 2004 Atlanta Falcons
3077 9 361.7 2007 Tennessee Titans
2905 12 362.5 2003 Chicago Bears
2989 11 364.9 2005 New York Jets
2938 12 365.8 2007 Minnesota Vikings
2841 14 368.1 2003 Houston Texans
2902 13 368.2 2008 Tennessee Titans
2970 12 369.0 2009 St. Louis Rams
3069 11 372.9 2003 Buffalo Bills
—Ian Allan
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