According to BaltimoreRavens.com, LaQuan Williams had "perhaps the best" offseason of any Ravens wideout. Reporter Ryan Mink believes Williams could be in the mix for the Ravens' No. 3 receiver role, but concedes Jacoby Jones' salary likely makes him the favorite. Williams was a puff-piece All Star this offseason, but will have to be equally impressive in pads in camp to hold his roster spot, let alone expand his minimal role on offense.

According to the Baltimore Sun, Ravens WR LaQuan Williams has "really stood out" at OTAs. Per beat writer Matt Vensel, Williams appears "a little more polished," while OC Cam Cameron says he's also noticed improvement. However, even Williams acknowledges he's facing an uphill battle for a roster spot following the arrival of Jacoby Jones and Tommy Streeter. "I have to make plays on both sides of the field, on offense and special teams, to make sure I'm here."

The Carroll County Times believes the odds are "stacked against" second-year Ravens WR LaQuan Williams keeping his roster spot. An undrafted free agent, Williams cracked the Ravens' 53 on the back of a strong preseason, but caught just four passes in 12 games. He was given a chance at return duties early in the season, but returned only two kicks and zero punts after Week 4. The arrival of Jacoby Jones and Tommy Streeter sealed Williams' Baltimore fate.

Rookie Ravens WR LaQuan Williams was a healthy scratch in Week 13. Briefly the Ravens' kick returner earlier this season, Williams has been targeted just 12 times in 11 games after making a splash during the preseason. Despite being exceedingly explosive in space, Williams won't be guaranteed a roster spot next summer. He's a poor own even in deeper dynasty leagues.

Rookie WR LaQuan Williams will enter Week 1 as the Ravens' primary punt returner. Williams proved to be explosive in space during exhibition action, and the Ravens also have plans for a "special package" of plays for him against the Steelers. Williams, Tandon Doss, and Torrey Smith are candidates to return kickoffs.

Undrafted Ravens WR LaQuan Williams is making a "strong push" to make the team. The Ravens parted ways with nine players on Saturday, but opted to keep Williams over the more experienced Justin Harper. He's reeled in four catches for 84 yards through Baltimore's first three preseason games. If he does make the team, his contributions are likely to come solely on special teams.