The Facts: Watts has made a huge move in Ashley Lelie's absence after seemingly burying himself deep in the doghouse last season. Watts starts camp as the No. 3 receiver, with the possibility Denver may go three-wide more often than last season.

Diehards Line:As Rocky Mountain News staffer Lee Rasizer noted, Watts has uncanny quickness and evasiveness off the ball and he's precise in his route-running. The problem has been his inconsistent hands. Watts, however, worked hard enough on that weakness to pass David Terrell on the depth chart. Mike Shanahan said recently that Watts has as much ability as any receiver he's been around and has the potential to be a difference-maker. And with Rod Smith and Javon Walker expected to start, he should see a lot of single coverage to prove it.