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Quote:See and I was going to blame his using number 11. But your reason is pretty good too.

Can't it be both...?

FREE LEE DEEP BALL!

Quote:Hurns gets most of the reps as the #3 WR.

 

Lee gets most reps when he fakes and end-around.  I counted only a handful of routes he actually ran this Sunday.

 

Why aren't we forcing him to play?  We invested a lot in him, I think we should see what we have in him (similar theory to why other rookies are starting)....

 

Just doesn't make much sense to me.

 

i believe its like someone else already mentioned, just taking longer to learn and be comfortable in the offense than others.

Quote:Can't it be both...?

 

It can and it is.  It's a double football blasphemy hex he's under.  There is really no other possibility.

Quote:Easy. Bad football name.

 

Great martial arts name though,

 

See Bruce Lee

 

Jet Li (spelled differently, sounds the same) so it counts here.

Quote:It can and it is. It's a double football blasphemy hex he's under. There is really no other possibility.

Don't discount coaching.

Quote:Great martial arts name though,


See Bruce Lee


Jet Li (spelled differently, sounds the same) so it counts here.

This post just made JW go bonkers.

If Sanders can't get the punt returns improving then they should give Lee a shot. 

Quote:If Sanders can't get the punt returns improving then they should give Lee a shot.

I agree 100%

Knew robinson would be #1 in may lol, hes special

Quote:If Sanders can't get the punt returns improving then they should give Lee a shot. 

 

I agree 200%.  Take that Super!

Quote:This post just made JW go bonkers.

 

So did the post about Marqise Lee being a bad football name. The only bad football name belongs to our fullback.

Quote:Knew robinson would be #1 in may lol, hes special

 

I expected Cecil Shorts to remain #1 and Allen Robinson to be #2. Then came the hamstring injuries.

Allen Robinson is having a near record breaking rookie season as far as receptions are concerned. They showed the most receptions after 8 weeks for rookie WR, and Brandin Cooks, Sammy Watkins, Allen Robinson, and one other are actually top 4 out of 6 ever for rookies. 4 rookies in 2014 are making great strides towards the record books. Pretty crazy. 

Quote:Allen Robinson is having a near record breaking rookie season as far as receptions are concerned. They showed the most receptions after 8 weeks for rookie WR, and Brandin Cooks, Sammy Watkins, Allen Robinson, and one other are actually top 4 out of 6 ever for rookies. 4 rookies in 2014 are making great strides towards the record books. Pretty crazy. 

 

It's true.  The rule changes help, but receivers are also coming to the league more prepared than before IMO. 

 

A-Rob is on pace for 80 catches for 900+ yds w/ 4 TDs in his rookie campaign.   I think he may exceed that since he wasn't targeted often early in the season.  That's pretty amazing.  Want some reference?  

 

Andre Johnson and Dwayne Bowe had similar rookie numbers. 

http://www.sportingcharts.com/articles/n...years.aspx

He just has not been impressive. I hope he is a late bloomer but been very mediocre so far.

Maybe he has a unreported injury???? Hmmmm maybe an arm concussion? ? Some injuries to the arm brain go unnoticed

Quote:Maybe he has a unreported injury? Hmmm maybe an arm concussion? Some injuries to the arm brain go unnoticed.

 

Marqise Lee's injury was a strained hamstring and did get reported. He missed three games because of it. So there is no reason to make up that crap.

I fear he just isn't that talented, but that is old news to people who read my pre draft posts. It is going to be really sad, that in an all time great WR class, if we get the one disappointing WR of the top 3 rounds. I hope I am proven wrong in the long run, but man Davante Adams (or Cody Latimer) would've looked incredibly good across from Arob. 

Quote:Marqise Lee's injury was a strained hamstring and did get reported. He missed three games because of it. So there is no reason to make up that crap.

Im speechless