According to McClure, Hooper is "good to go" after missing mini-camp with an ankle injury. Expect Hooper to produce similar numbers to last season if he can see 85-90 targets.

For the 2019-2020 season, our models project Hooper to haul in 57.8 receptions for 533.1 yards and 5.6 touchdowns.

According to head coach Matt Nagy, Montgomery will see "a fair amount of carries in the preseason" after impressing during mini-camp. Look for Montgomery to play as a three-down back with his pass catching capabilities.

For the 2019-2020 season, our models project Montgomery to produce 912.1 rushing yards and 6.7 touchdowns on 211.1 attempts and 29.9 receptions for 237.1 yards and 1.5 touchdowns.

Jones was present for the start of training camp on Sunday after being promised a new contract by owner Arthur Blank. Expect Jones to put up his usual elite numbers in 2019-2020 if he can stay healthy.

For the upcoming season, our models project Jones to produce 103 receptions for 1,575 yards and 8 touchdowns.

The Texans expect Fuller to be ready for parts of training camp and ultimately Week 1 of the regular season despite not participating in mini-camp. Look for Fuller to break out as the Texans' deep threat if he can stay healthy.

For the 2019-2020 season, our models project Fuller to produce 54.7 receptions for 776.3 yards and 6.4 touchdowns.

Brown underwent surgery on his foot (Lisfranc) in February and is not ready to participate in training camp yet. The team is optimistic he will be ready to go in a few weeks, but the first-round pick's availability for preseason games is up in the air.

Our models project Brown for 45.1 catches, 625.0 yards, and 3.7 touchdowns on 76.0 targets in his rookie season.

Sproles will join a crowded Eagles' backfield that already includes Jordan Howard, Miles Sanders, and Corey Clement. Expect the veteran to play on some passing downs and possibly return punts or kicks.

In six games last season, Sproles produced 280 scrimmage yards and 3 touchdowns on 44 combined touches.