The Facts: When the 2013 NFL draft began, former Michigan quarterback Robinson was deemed to be a receiver. When the Jaguars selected Robinson in round five, they dubbed him a running back. It has since become clear he’ll play both positions, and return punts and kicks. It’s now becoming clear that he’ll also play quarterback. Per multiple reports, Robinson lined up at the position in shotgun formation during Wednesday’s OTA practice.

Diehards Line:Asked after the session whether that makes Robinson a “quarterback” or a “Wildcat” option, coach Gus Bradley laughed and said, “We don’t have to tell you,” according to Ryan O’Halloran of the Florida Times-Union. As PFT's Mike Florio suggests, what the development tells us is that, apart from not wanting the distraction that goes along with Tebowmania, the Jaguars don’t need him because they already have a guy who will do what Tebow would have done. And who knows, given the team's situation under center, maybe Robinson moves back to QB when all is said and done. Stay tuned.