Reggie

Williams

The disappointing rookie is in danger of losing playing time to Ernest Wilford if he continues to struggle.

Coach Jack Del Rio indicated that the move could be permanent if Williams plays well against the Packers and next week in New England. Troy Edwards, who Del Rio described as “solid, just not spectacular,” becomes the No. 3 wideout.

No major surprise. Williams has gobs of talent, but looked out of his league during training camp. Don’t expect consistent production until mid-season.

Despite his preseason struggles, it appears the top ten pick will open the season as the Jags starting WR opposite Jimmy Smith. Don’t expect huge fantasy production early, he’s likely to be overvalued because of his draft status.

Reggie Williams starts, but Troy Edwards gets the same number of snaps. “There’s really no true starter now [at receiver] outside of Jimmy [Smith],” Edwards said.

He wants Jacksonville to be patient with Reggie Williams, who should develop into a solid possession receiver. We bet Jacksonville will spend more on the D-line and secondary.

Jags coach Jack Del Rio has made it clear: Williams is having a very weak camp. If he keeps it up, Williams will struggle to win the starting spot. Be wary of drafting him.

We’ve heard all about his great camp, but it would be nice to see some progress during August before investing a flier on the Jaguars starter. He caught one pass for 8 yards in the preseason opener.

With no depth chart in place, Ernest Wilford is reportedly taking charge in the battle to start. Williams is a borderline pick even if he’s first-string and undraftable if he’s the Jags’ third receiver.

The 2004 first-round pick has been a minor bust and isn’t worth picking in re-draft leagues until he shows some consistency. Jack Del Rio keeps changing up the depth chart, but it’s quite possible none of the young Jaguars wideouts will stay consistent this year.