Urban has him starting opposite veteran and clear-cut number-one Larry Fitzgerald, but ahead of fleet-footed J.J. Nelson, free agent acquisition Brice Butler, and second-round rookie Christian Kirk. Williams saw just 98 snaps in 2018 -- his rookie season -- but should see more work this year. "Williams will be able to be the one who makes that step," said Urban. There's still plenty to sort out in this depth chart behind Fitzgerald.

Our models currently project Williams for 232 receiving yards and 1.3 touchdowns on 20 catches this year. That fantasy projection puts him fifth among wide receivers on his own team, and outside the top-100 at the position league-wide.

Kelley got some first-team reps this offseason but isn't a roster lock behind early-round rookie Derrius Guice, pass-catching specialist Chris Thompson, and second-year Samaje Perine. He's likely the fourth running back if does he makes the team, but Washington can save $630k against the cap by releasing Kelley.

Our models currently project Kelley for 247 rushing yards and 1.7 touchdowns on 74 carries, with 8 catches for 53 yards. His projection is fourth-best among fantasy running backs on his own team and outside the top-70 league-wide.

Griffin sprained his AC joint during the Buccaneers' first preseason game last summer but the 2013 undrafted free agent still impressed the coaching staff enough to earn a one-year extension. He should see plenty of opportunity during offseason work as the team decides what to do under center for Weeks 1-3. Griffin spent his first couple years in the NFL with Sean Payton and Drew Brees in New Orleans on the Saints, but he's never attempted a pass in the regular season.

Griffin completed 62.2 percent of his passes for 2,771 yards with 20 touchdowns and 11 interceptions as a senior at Tulane in 2012.

Kitchens expressed confidence in all three of Carlos Hyde, Duke Johnson, and second-rounder Nick Chubb, claiming that "all three of those guys can run our running game" and that the backfield "is a position of strength." However, he also doesn't want to fix something if it isn't broken. "If they are having success," Kitchens said, "why would you change?" Hyde figures to start the year as the primary option, while Johnson will factor more into the passing game, but Chubb's role should grow as the season goes on.

Hyde is the RB25 in numberFire's preseason fantasy rankings, followed by Johnson (RB33), and Chubb (RB44).

According to Tafur, Bryant "is clean and hasn’t missed a test," which contradicts last week's report from the Las Vegas Review-Journal's Michael Gehlken, who said the 26-year-old wideout was facing imminent discipline from the league. Tafur added that he heard a similar report regarding Bryant earlier this year and that nothing ever came of it, although those could be two separate incidents. Bryant missed the entire 2016 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers because of substance-abuse violations.

As of now, numberFire's models project Bryant to play 16 games and catch 42.2 passes (74.5 targets) for 562.6 yards and 3.07 touchdowns next season.

Schefter's colleague, ESPN Tallahassee radio host Jeff Cameron, reported Wednesday night that Winston was expecting a suspension but that it would likely be only 1 game. Winston is alleged to have groped an Uber driver, and even though he was never charged with a crime, the NFL has proven they won't hesitate taking these sorts of matters into their own hands. Ryan Fitzpatrick is second at quarterback on the Buccaneers' depth chart.

Prior to this report, numberFire's models projected Jameis to throw for 4,177 passing yards, 26.43 touchdowns, and 15.8 interceptions in 2018, with an additional 160.3 yards and 1.76 scores on the ground. He was the QB18 in our preseason fantasy rankings.