Charone Peake

The departures of Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker -- along with Quincy Enunwa's neck injury -- seemingly move Peake up the depth chart, but the second-year wideout from Clemson will still have to fight for snaps. On the plus side, he has a year with the playbook under his belt, which should certainly help him in a competition with rookies ArDarius Stewart and Chad Hansen, but the latter two are more skillful players with higher upside. Additionally, with significant question marks under center for the Jets, the chances of Peake making meaningful fantasy contributions seem low.

Peake will get an opportunity to compete for a spot higher on the depth chart, but he's unlikely to pass Quincy Enunwa, Kenbrell Thompkins and Devin Smith for the No. 3 spot, and even if he does, there's fairly limited upside given Brandon Marshall and Eric Decker's dominance of the wideout targets.