Cameron made the roster as a larger rookie depth option, which is an important first win in a packed receiver group. The early depth chart put him behind Washington, so the pathway is clear: learn the full pro route tree, block reliably and make the few targets he gets feel safe for the quarterback.
Strengths: Sturdy 224-pound frame and an active-roster rookie opportunity. He offers a different physical profile from Jacksonville's smaller quickness-based receivers.
Weaknesses: He is behind established starters and still learning the NFL game. Separation, assignment detail and special-teams work will decide whether he earns snaps beyond developmental packages.