Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson figure to be involved heavily in the offense immediately, with Lee at the "Z" receiver spot (flanker), Robinson at the "X" (split end) and 2013 draft pick Ace Sanders the primary slot receiver.

They'll have competition, but two of the three could end up in starting trio — along with Cecil Shorts — when the Jaguars open up with the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1 on the road. Lee also said he has worked so far in a few formations and a few motion packages where he can end up inside, although he's primarily learning the "Z" spot for now.

This means that Robinson would be competing with the underrated Cecil Shorts for playing time at the "X" spot in the offense. It appears that Lee has an easier path to starter's snaps playing the "Z" position.

Mike Dempsey, host of Jaguars Today on WJXL: "If you're gonna pick a standout guy from this weekend, it's gotta be Allen Robinson."

Both Robinson and Marqise Lee have a great opportunity to play as rookies, though only one is likely to see significant snaps opposite the very capable Cecil Shorts.

When asked about Justin Blackmon's future, Jaguars GM Dave Caldwell responded:

"I think we've covered that," Caldwell said. "We've moved on for this year."

When asked if he would cut Blackmon, Caldwell said:

"We can't [cut him]. If that even happens."

HC Gus Bradley also stated his disappointment in the situation.

"I feel at times there's probably a little emptiness," Bradley said. "There are some unknowns there and you don't know how it's working. You don't want to shut it off. I was hoping it would be better than where it is going. We haven't heard much and it doesn't sound like it's going in the right direction. Like Dave said, we can't count on him."

The Jaguars seem to have moved on from Blackmon after drafting two receivers - Marqise Lee and Allen Robinson -- in the second round of the Draft. They'll join Cecil Shorts, Ace Sanders and Mike Brown to form a young but talented receiving corps. It may not come together quickly, but if Blake Bortles is the real deal, the Jaguars' passing game should be much improved in 1-2 seasons.