Harrison and Wilson played 100% of Arizona's snaps in 11 personnel, while Jones took four of six, and Dortch played two of six.
@[Zay Jones](482) overtook Wilson with 12 personnel. The team played 11 snaps out of 12 personnel with the starters. Harrison played all 11, while Jones played seven, Wilson played three, and Dortch played one. If this kind of usage carries on into the regular season, we can expect Wilson and Jones to be close to even in terms of playing time. Wilson was a late-round option at wide receiver, given his playing time, but this makes it even harder to consider Wilson in fantasy drafts.
Donnie Druin·
The Cardinals didn't have many prominent position battles to monitor once training camp began - though the spot between Greg Dortch and Zay Jones for WR3 in Arizona's offense was indeed one. That gap continues to grow between Jones and Dortch, and with camp's last practice tomorrow - Jones has firmly entrenched himself as the third wideout behind Marvin Harrison Jr. and Wilson. Jones was listed as the team's WR3 on their first official depth chart, and Jones continues to impress - today it was blowing past Will Johnson during 1v1 drills and making an incredible catch down the sideline during team activities, which you can be the judge on if he actually came down with possession. Jones has dominated reps with the first team for most of camp, and today was no different.
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