Jauan Jennings’ son is having a rough go of it this season in the NFL.

Following his successful collegiate career in Gainesville, Jalen “Teez” Tabor currently suits up for the Lions after being drafted by Detroit in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. However, his performance this season indicates that may not be the case much longer.

On the season, Tabor is allowing opposing quarterbacks a perfect passer rating when targeting receivers he is covering. On Sunday against Seattle, he was beaten for a touchdown, gave up multiple big plays and was flagged for a penalty that set up another Seahawk touchdown in a 28-14 loss.

Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson only threw 17 passes in the game but targeted Tabor’s man four times in the game. Those plays resulted in four catches for 97 yards and a touchdown, according to Kyle Meinke of MLive.com.

Heading into the Seattle game, Tabor was rated as the NFL’s 111th best corner by Pro Football Focus. However, following another poor outing on Sunday, Tabor fell three spots to No. 114 (out of 114).

These days, it’s tough to be Teez.