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@Same SongNDance I have been out of the country and had limited access to games, so I have seen nothing of Lee during this stretch. I know you are a film guy; How has Lee looked? Are his routes crisp? Is he getting separation? Does he get a quick release off the ball? By his catch rate, I assume he has shown good hands. What has he done after the catch? Any thoughts? Thanks!
I had typed a bunch of #### out but I hit submit and it didn't post/disappeared. I really don't feel like typing it out again but here's a video of his target vs. OAK. In short he looks very good and I'm looking to make room for him in a couple of PPR leagues.
Thanks!! Good stuff. Either by design or ability, Lee was able to find the soft spots in the Oakland defense, mostly on underneath routes, leading to some easy receptions. For as long as he can remain healthy, with performances like that, he should continue to have a role.
Wow he does look good. From what I saw, he catches a few passes from when he lines up on the outside too.
Oh I don't think that will be a problem. Bortles looks like he can't hit the broad side of a barn rt now.Wow he does look good. From what I saw, he catches a few passes from when he lines up on the outside too.
Let's see how the rest of this game plays out. But I'm secretly hoping he stays quiet so I can potentially scoop
I think I agree. Arob is being drafted to high And there is no indication that their o line or bortles have improved from last season. Bortles couldn't connect well with arob on longer routes but connected well with lee on short-intermediate routes.
He missed the majority of his first two seaons with injury, and played well last year when healthy. Any further injury is a giant red flag to me.
I'm guilty of not knowing the nature of his injuries. But in general a guy with 'injury prone' tag provides a nice value, as injuries often come from bad luck rather than trend.
Bortles threw for a whopping 125 yds on 11 completions. That's a good stat line if they all go to one WR, but I think the offensive blueprint doesn't paint a rosy picture for anyone not named Fournette.
The Jags were in control of the game for most of its entirety. That won't always be the case, so Bortles will throw it more in the future.
He’s a very good player. Consistently makes tough catches. And he’s the wr1 on the offense. He has bortles’ trust. I wouldn’t feel shaky starting him at all. The only thing that holds him back is the jags’ limited passing game.
I'd still expect 70 yards and a possible TD from Lee.
The last week the Jags D faced a team like the Chargers (with firepower and run game, as you point out) was in Week 5 against the Steelers. They completely shutdown the Steelers offense in the air and on the ground and allowed a mere 9 points.
We don't know if AR15 is returning -- he ll be a FA. While JAX may very well want him to return, this is the first occasion that AR15 will be able to "cash in" for his security and he may not view a run-first, possession-type offense in his best long-term interest, let alone which team offers him the best contract.
Lee is also a free agent. I wouldn't expect the Jags to sign both but who knows, they have a ton of cash available.
Marqise is playing very well.The Finist said:
