Jerry Porter

After a lost season under Art Shell in 2006, Porter had a revival of sorts last year, averaging 16 yards per catch and hauling in six scores. Of course, he caught a meager 44 percent of the passes thrown his way and posted just 7.0 yards per target as a result. In his defense, he was playing with a trio of mediocre quarterbacks, and whether you're inclined to cut him some slack for that, the Jaguars certainly did, signing him to a three-year $30 million deal, with $10 million guaranteed. That makes him the No. 1 receiver in an improving passing game. At 6-2, 220, Porter's got excellent size and decent speed, and his quickness is above average for a big receiver. He's also tough enough to make catches in traffic, but his route running could stand to improve. Porter's production will depend in large part on how often the Jaguars look to him in the red zone. While he's got ideal size for the job, keep in mind that at press time, Reggie Williams and Matt Jones – two other big red-zone targets – were also on the roster. Porter suffered a minor hamstring pull in offseason workouts this spring, but is expected to be healthy for the start of training camp.