I still think Grant lands on the practice squad. Lots of guys with 4.3 speed and little else to offer are cut every September, and most of them never resurface again. 32 teams had a chance to draft Grant, and zero of them did. It's not like the Jaguars spent a fifth-round pick on the guy and have to be terrified at the thought of him being claimed on waivers and completely wasting the pick. By putting Grant on the practice squad and letting D-Rob handle kick returns, the Jaguars have some flexibility to bolster depth along the offensive line with an extra player there, or maybe a fifth safety while Cyprien and Sample get back up to full speed. I just don't see a player who returns kickoffs and does absolutely nothing else lands on the 53-man unless the team loves him and has solid information that he'd be claimed (like they did for Shatley).

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