The third-year wide receiver must first stay healthy as he has only played in 17 professional games since being drafted in 2015 in the fifth round out of Florida State. So far, Greene has been impressive during the team’s OTAs and hopes a good showing plus a solid training camp will give him another chance to prove he can help a talented corps of wide receivers.
Greene was clinging to life on the roster last season before being placed on the injured reserve list, where he did not see the field in 2017. The Jaguars added more speed to the unit this offseason, with Donte Moncrief coming over from division rival Indianapolis and ultra-quick D.