Following three days of minicamp practices, let's put together a revised projection of what the Jacksonville Jaguars' depth chart looks like for the offense.As we stated in our recent 53-man roster prediction, what takes place in minicamp won't solely determine playing time and final roster decisions. Ultimatley, training camp and the preseason will carry the most weight.That said, minicamp is a piece of that puzzle, and during these practices, there are players who stand out. The foundation for the start of training camp is laid during the offseason programs.So with that in mind, here is an early guess on where things stand on offense.QuarterbacksTrevor LawerenceNick MullensCarter BradleyJoey AguilarFrom the sounds of it, this wasn't the best showing for Mullens, but his NFL experience over Bradley and Aguilar still lands him at QB2 on the depth chart.Running backsBhayshul TutenChris RodriguezLeQuint AllenDeeJay DallasAmeer AbdullahJ'Mari TaylorWith Rodriguez sidelined during OTAs and minicamp, Tuten holds the RB1 title heading into training camp. Taylor is in that sixth spot, given that Dallas and Abdullah have far more NFL experience in the early going, but he's a name to watch in training camp.Wide receiversBrian Thomas Jr.Parker WashingtonJakobi MeyersTravis HunterCJ WilliamsJosh CameronTim JonesAustin TrammellTrebor PenaChandler BrayboyBrady BoydMichael WorthamBen PattersonWe know who sits at the top of this depth chart, but during minicamp, both Williams and Cameron were able to stand out in big ways. Jones and Trammell are both experienced special teams contributors, while Pena -- a UDFA -- is a name we heard a few times over the last week.Tight endBrenton StrangeNate BoerkircherQuintin MorrisTanner KoziolHunter LongPatrick HerbertEthan ConnerBoerkircher has jumped Morris, in my opinion, and is someone who appears on his way to seeing significant playing time. Koziol will remain behind Morris for the time being, given Morris' skill set as a blocker. That said, Koziol could make the jump to TE3 during training camp. Long may be on the outside looking in.Offensive lineCole Van LanenEzra ClevelandRobert HainseyPatrick MekariAnton HarrisonWalker LittleWyatt MilumJonah MonheimChuma EdogaEmmanuel PregnonRicky LeeJerome CarvinKillian ZiererJimto ObidegwuGarrett DiGiorgioThe first five players make up the Jaguars' projected starting offensive line configuration. I would guess that Little will be the first tackle off the bench, Milum the first guard, and Monheim the backup center. Edoga can play both tackle and guard, while we need to see more from Pregnon yet.This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars roster: Revised depth chart on offense after minicamp takeaways