Donald Jones

Entering training camp, the speedy Jones is the clubhouse leader right now for the No. 2 wide receiver spot. David Nelson is probably the team's second-best receiver after Stevie Johnson, but he's geared for slot work. Jones held the No. 2 spot last season around some injuries. He's probably the fastest or second-fastest WR on the team and his size at 208 pounds isn't bad either, but his hands prevented him from taking a bigger leap last season and that's something we'll be looking at this year. If he wins the job, there would still be a slew of No. 2's around the league who provide more value, but this isn't a bad offense to take your shots late in the draft either, as guys like Nelson and TE Scott Chandler far exceeded expectations last season. Marcus Easley and Derek Hagan, among others, are also expected to be in the running for that vacant starting spot.

An undrafted free agent who made a nice leap and actually saw the field in 2010, Jones will still have to fight for a roster spot in 2011. He appears at best a No. 5 or No. 6 wideout and special teams guy, but his quest wasn't helped with the summer signings of Buster Davis and Brad Smith, though the trade of Lee Evans also opens up some opportunity for everyone. Marcus Easley is also returning from a knee injury.

No. 5 or No. 6 receiver if he's lucky enough to make the team.