Quote:Curious as to how you ranked the bottom six. I've seen Damian Copeland's name mentioned as a lot higher than the second-worst receiver on the team around here, and Greg Jenkins has been a Jaguar for, what, five days?

 

 

I have the bottom six ranked as follows...

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<p style="margin-left:40px;">8. Tony Washington


<p style="margin-left:40px;">9. Arrelious Benn


<p style="margin-left:40px;">10. Greg Jenkins


<p style="margin-left:40px;">11. Bryan Walters


<p style="margin-left:40px;">12. Damian Copeland


<p style="margin-left:40px;">13. Kasey Closs


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8. Tony Washington has been, from what I can tell, the most impressive player among these final six this offseason as I keep noticing his name. He was recently predicted to make the roster as the 6th WR in an article, and since that article I keep seeing his name.


 

9. Benn is probably the most recognizable name on the board, and Oesher recently mentioned him as having a decent shot at being the Jaguars 5th WR in large part due to his potential to earn a return specialist role.


 

10. Jenkins has experience is Olson's scheme which I feel gives him a distinct edge on claiming a role.


 

11. Walters maybe should be higher as he's actually done some things in games for the Seahawks and as was picked up fairly early as a free agent. It wouldn't shock me if he ends up beating out the rest. Maybe move him up, but definitely no lower.


 

12. Copeland has been around Jaguars camp, and I believe on their PS, for a couple years now, but he has no real game experience to speak of. His claim to fame so far is merely that he's been learning under the Jaguars esteemed WR coach.


 

13. Closs is listed as a WR/PR and was given the #3 as a jersey number. I take it this is because he's primarily a PR and not really in the WR mix wherein he'd have to be lights on on punt returns to have any kind of shot.

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