Allison will primarily play this upcoming season in the slot position after playing mostly outside in 2018. "I like it. Coming in, I've always been that utility guy, that versatile guy to kind of move around. I'm loving it," said Allison to the media.

For the 2019-2020 season, expect the 25-year old to potentially fill in as the Packers' second receiver behind Davante Adams. Our models project Allison to produce 49.7 receptions for 640.6 yards and 4.1 touchdowns on 79.1 targets.

Gurley typically weighs in around 224 pounds. Wyche said the team doesn't expect Gurley's production to diminish, but that they do intend to ease off his workload. Turning just 25 at the beginning of next month, Gurley's knee problems have already become a large concern.

numberFire's models believe Gurley will record 946.9 rushing yards, 416.6 receiving yards, and 10.85 touchdowns this season. He sits at RB13 in our preseason fantasy rankings.

Lee tore his ACL in Week 2 last season but is expected to be ready to go, sometime during training camp. The veteran wideout's availability for Week 1 is still up in the air though. When healthy, Lee will be competing with Dede Westbrook for the top spot on the Jags' WR depth chart.

Our models project Lee for 46.3 catches, 593.6 yards, and 3.2 touchdowns on 80.7 targets in 2019.

Barrows writes that Coleman "knows Kyle Shanahan’s offense, and is dangerous as both a runner and pass catcher," adding that the fifth-year back will be the "most popular among fantasy football geeks." Coleman may lead the backfield in touches, but Matt Breida and Jerick McKinnon should still get their fair share.

numberFire's models expect Coleman to rush 164.9 times for 753.4 yards and 5.25 touchdowns, with 31.2 receptions for 273.5 yards and 1.28 touchdowns. He is the RB29 in our preseason fantasy rankings. McKinnon is the RB49 and Breida is the RB52.

Kelce sat out all offseason activities as he recovered from ankle surgery, but is ready to go. He is expected to report early and get in some extra work before training camp officially begins on Friday.

Our models project Kelce for 100.8 catches, 1,283.8 yards, and 11.0 touchdowns on 135.8 targets this season.