Jaguars DE Aaron Kampman still isn't fully recovered from his November ACL tear. Kampman saw only limited snaps in Jacksonville's preseason finale after sitting out the first three games, and was limited in practice this week. Officially questionable for Sunday against the Titans, there's a chance he'll be inactive. Slated for a rotational role when he is on the field this season, Kampman's IDP value figures to be minimal.

Coach Jack Del Rio says the Jaguars will use Aaron Kampman as more of a rotational end this season as he recovers from his second ACL tear, playing only 45 snaps per game as opposed to 60-70. The Jags believe the addition of Matt Roth and emergence of second-year ends Larry Hart and Austen Lane have given them quality depth at defensive end. Kampman has been eased in slowly during camp, though he'll be ready for Opening Day. We're still skeptical that Jacksonville's pass rush has improved much from 2010.

The Jaguars are "probably" going to move DE Aaron Kampman back to the left side this season. Kampman played right end spot in Jacksonville even though he was a left end when he broke out in Green Bay. Coach Jack Del Rio said that Kampman "is probably more comfortable going back there." Jeremy Mincey projects as the starting right end. Regardless, the Jags project as one of the worst pass-rushing teams in the league once again.