Safeties:

• Jenkins - Starter.  Played just well enough not to be a salary cap casualty.  
  
• Cisco - Starter and player on the rise
  
• Wingard - Experienced backup with a good attitude and great special teams play.
  
• Thomas - Backup with three years of experience with the team and plays special teams.
  

Cornerbacks:

• Tyson Campbell - Starter and perhaps our team's best defensive player
  
• Darious Williams - Starter.  He played much better on the outside than in the slot.  Keep him there.
  
• Tre Herndon - I'm not a fan and I wish the Jaguars would have made a bigger effort at upgrading, but I do think he makes the team.  He comes with 67 games of experience including 30 starts and has played both the outside and the slot and special teams.
  
• Antonio Johnson - I think they'll carve out a role for him as big nickel.
  
• Gregory Junior - He has a shot at winning the starting nickel role, but if not, he's a backup.  He played at a small college and has taken a big leap this off-season.  He appears to be a player on the rise.  He has also shown the ability to make an impact on special teams.
  
• Erick Hallett - I'm least confident about this one.  In fact, I'm more likely wrong than right.  I think the odds are nearly even between Erick Hallet, Christian Braswell, Montaric Brown and Tevaughn Campbell.  Brown is the incumbent but played very sparingly last year.  Hallet and Braswell are late round picks.  Braswell missed some time, so I feel Hallet is ahead, but that could easily change.  Braswell started off the first pre-season game rough, but then made a big play with an interception.  Tevaughn Campbell plays solidly but seems to have limited upside.  I prefer someone with more potential, but if the team feels the other players will make the practice squad anyway, I could see the Jaguars taking Campbell if they think he's the most effective player right now.  This is a tough call.
  

I don't think Chris Claybrooks makes the team.  He's not a very good cornerback.  Claybrooks has been in the league for 3 years, so I don't think he's going to start magically improving now.  He's also no longer needed as a backup returner.  It appears Parker Washington will handle backup return duties and the Jaguars also added D'Ernest Johnson this offseason.  Claybrooks only hope to make the team is as a gunner, but I don't think that will be enough.  We have other options who play special teams that give us much better value if they are forced to actually play cornerback.  When you factor Claybrooks' off-the-field issues, his exit is likely.

---