The Jaguars have to be better after last season but probably won't be much better. Their quarterback situation remains a concern as Blain Gabbert seems lost at times. If he gets a lot better, the Jaguars could finish around .500. If not, another losing season seems right for the Jags. The defense was better last year but still aren't a top defense by any means. They have plenty of holes, especially in the secondary.

Justin Blackmon, WR. Blackmon is the real deal at receiver. His offense has obvious concerns this year but Blackmon will get his targets as the No. 1 receiver for the Jags. Plus, they will throw the ball a decent amount with Mike Mularkey calling plays, which is a positive for Blackmon. He won't have a huge season like some of the other rookies, but will do well enough to still help fantasy games. He'll be capable of the big game any given week.

Laurent Robinson, WR. Robinson is another receiver moving to a new team. He cashed in on a huge season with the Cowboys, signing a lucrative deal with the Jaguars to become a starter in their offense. Robinson is 27 years old, though, and never had a season with more than 500 yards before last year. He can be productive in what should be a better Jags' offense but he'll have a real hard time getting double-digit touchdowns and posting big yardage totals in this system. Let someone else grab Robinson too early come draft day.