X-rays on Jaguars WR Allen Robinson's injured leg came back negative, per insider Gene Frenette.  It's confirmation that's the 2nd-year WR is only dealing with a contusion.  He has a good chance to play against the Bills on Sunday, but we'll track his status throughout the week.

Jaguars WR Allen Robinson suffered what the team is calling a "leg contusion" in the 4th quarter of Sunday's game.  He collided with Texans S Lonnie Ballentine and headed back to the locker room.  We'll pass along an update when we get one.

Jaguars WR Marqise Lee (hamstring) is doubtful for Sunday’s opener against the Panthers. He didn’t practice all week and won’t play. Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns are locked in as Jacksonville’s top 2 WRs. Rookie Rashad Greene figures to enter in 3-WR sets.

Jaguars QB Blake Bortles singled out WR Allen Robinson as a guy who needs to step up with TE Julius Thomas out for the start of the season.  “Allen is going to be huge for us, but especially with Julius out,” Bortles said. “He’s going to have to pick up some slack in the red zone. Obviously, he’ll get more targets.”  Robinson averaged 8.1 targets per game as a rookie last year and should see a similar workload in 2015.  He scored just 2 TDs in 10 games last season but has plenty of TD upside.  Robinson goes 6'2 with a 39-inch vertical.  That's the same height and 1 inch better in the vert than Dez Bryant, 1 of the most prolific TD-scorers in the NFL.

Jags WR Allen Robinson has “dazzled” in training camp, per beat writer Ryan O’Halloran. The former Penn State star is poised for significant volume, especially with Marqise Lee continuing to battle injuries. Consider Robinson a solid WR3 with the upside for more.

Jaguars insider Mike DiRocco believes WR Allen Robinson has a "chance" to crack 1,000 receiving yards this season.  DiRocco says Robinson will need improved play at QB, offensive line and the other skill positions to get there.  All 3 are possible.  By all accounts, Robinson was the best Jaguar this spring.  "Robinson had numerous 'wow' catches and was the most impressive offensive player on the field [in OTAs and minicamp]," DiRocco writes.  We currently have Robinson falling just short of 1,000 yards this season, but he's certainly capable of besting those projections.

ESPN Jaguars writer Mike DiRocco says that WR Allen Robinson "had several 'wow' days" after joining offseason workouts. Jacksonville eased him into on-field action after the stress fracture that ended his rookie season early, but Robinson wasted little time in looking like the #1 WR that most of us expect him to be this season. DiRocco called him "the most impressive player out there," specifically pointing toward his ability to go up and win 50-50 balls. That can only help Robinson's red-zone production. He looks just fine at his mid-WR3 ADP in MFL10 drafting so far. We'll see if the 2nd-year wideout climbs the board as we get into summer.

Jaguars WR Allen Robinson is on the field for OTAs this week for the 1st time since suffering a stress fracture last November.  Foot issues can be troublesome for skill-position guys, so Robinson will be worth monitoring this summer.  But he's in line to be Jacksonville's #1 WR this year after an impressive rookie campaign.  Robinson tallied 48 catches, 548 yards and 2 TDs in 10 games -- a full-season pace of 77-877-3.  That included 4+ catches in each of his final 9 outings.  The former 2nd-round pick is plenty capable of producing as a high-end WR3 or low-end WR2 in 2015.

According to Jags HC Gus Bradley, WR Marqise Lee is “week to week” with a knee injury. A hamstring injury cost Lee 3 games as a rookie, while a variety of ailments hampered him at USC in 2013. Durability is a concern entering 2015. The 23-year-old still projects as the #2 WR alongside Allen Robinson, but he’s not a likely breakout candidate. Lee’s an unexciting WR4 in fantasy.

Jaguars WR Allen Robinson is expected to be ready for the start of OTAs.  He suffered a season-ending stress fracture in his foot in Week 10 and underwent surgery in November.  Robinson also dealt with a nagging hamstring issue during the summer.  But in between, he posted a 48-548-2 line in 10 games.  He was sitting 25th among WRs in PPR points through Week 10.  “He’ll have an offseason, an OTA, a training camp and should be able to accelerate his game,” WR coach Jerry Sullivan said.  A healthy Robinson figures to be Jacksonville's #1 WR in 2015 -- and a potential value pick in fantasy football drafts.

Jags WR Allen Robinson is out for the season with a stress fracture in his foot. The rookie looked strong over his first 10 games, posting a 48-548-2 line. Now, he’ll look to get over an injury that can prove troublesome for WRs. Cecil Shorts and Allen Hurns are the  starters going forward, but note that Hurns just suffered a concussion vs. Dallas.  Fortunately, the Jags enter their bye this week before traveling to Indianapolis.  Both Shorts and Hurns should see plenty of volume in that matchup.  Marqise Lee will ascend to #3 on the depth chart but hasn't shown anything to be worth adding to fantasy rosters.

Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts (hamstring) is probable for this weekend's game against the Cowboys in London.  Shorts tweaked his hammy on Wednesday, sat out on Thursday but returned to practice on Friday.  He figures to start alongside WR Allen Robinson, but note that WR Allen Hurns out-snapped and out-targeted Shorts last week.  WR Marqise Lee (ankle) is also probable for Sunday's game and will serve as the #4 WR.

Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts did not practice on Thursday after injuring his hamstring on Wednesday.  He's looking doubtful to be available for this weekend's game against the Cowboys.  WR Marqise Lee (ankle) got back on the practice field on Thursday and will likely serve as Jacksonville's #3 WR this weekend.  Look for WRs Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns to start.

Ryan O'Halloran of the Florida Times-Union reports that Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts experienced some tightness in his troublesome hamstring during Wednesday's practice in England. Shorts has been dealing with the issue off and on since the summer, so the latest tweak obviously makes him quite risky for Sunday's clash with the Cowboys. The Wednesday injuries to Shorts and Marqise Lee (ankle) only help the WR3/flex prospects of healthy rookies Allen Hurns and Allen Robinson.

Jaguars WRs Cecil Shorts (hamstring) and Marqise Lee (hamstring) are active for today’s game against the Titans. Shorts is listed alongside Allen Robinson in the starting lineup. Both guys are low-end WR3s for Week 6. Lee and Allen Hurns should be on fantasy benches.

Jaguars WRs Marqise Lee (hamstring) and Cecil Shorts (hamstring) are listed as probable for this weekend’s game against the Titans. Both guys got in full practices on Thursday and Friday. Jacksonville’s WR corps will finally be at full strength on Sunday, which makes it a bit of a question mark for fantasy owners. Our best guess is that Shorts and Allen Robinson will be the 2 starters, with Hurns as the #3. Shorts and Robinson are risky WR3s. Hurns and Lee should be on fantasy benches.

Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts (hamstring) put in a full practice on Thursday.  Barring a setback, it looks like he'll return for this weekend's game against the Titans.  With WR Marqise Lee also expected back, Jacksonville's WR corps will finally be at full strength.  It's tough to know exactly how the playing time will be divvied, making it a situation to avoid in Week 6.

Jaguars WR Marqise Lee (hamstring) has already been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Steelers.  That doesn't bode well for his Week 6 status.  The rookie has yet to practice since injuring his hamstring 2 weeks ago.  WR Cecil Shorts (hamstring) is unlikely to play this week, either.  That leaves WRs Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns to dominate targets.  Both guys are intriguing WR3 fliers in a plus matchup against the Steelers.

Jaguars HC Gus Bradley conceded that WR Cecil Shorts (hamstring) is not expected to play against the Steelers this weekend.  Shorts aggravated the bum hammy that's been bothering him since August.  The Jags would be wise to hold him out until he's truly back to 100%.  Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns will serve as Jacksonville's top 2 WRs in Week 5.  Marqise Lee's (hamstring) status remains uncertain.