Jamal Agnew

Agnew was in the midst of a career year in 2021 with 229 receiving yards, 111 rushing yards and three total touchdowns in 10 games before going down with a hip injury. He's back for 2022 but is likely to see most of his playing time on special teams with Jacksonville signing Christian Kirk and Zay Jones in free agency. The return man could still see some action on offense as a gadget players, but as long as the two newcomers and Marvin Jones remain healthy, Agnew shouldn't be expected to be a significant factor offensively.

Agnew joined Jacksonville on a three-year deal in the spring and figures to operate as the top return man and a depth wideout. The 26-year-old caught 13 passes for 89 yards in 14 games last season, though he averaged 28.0 yards on 71 kick returns and 12.7 yards on 14 punt returns.

Agnew burst onto the scene in 2017 as a rookie who ultimately earned first-team All-Pro honors for his work as a punt returner. However, the San Diego product failed to carve out a role as a cornerback despite having plenty of opportunities to do so, and Detroit has accordingly moved him to wide receiver this offseason in an attempt to get more out of him. While there's no guarantee that he'll earn significant playing time at that position, either -- Kenny Golladay, Marvin Jones and Danny Amendola have the three starting roles locked up -- Agnew's excellence on special teams should at least make him a lock for the final roster.