(11-20-2017, 09:59 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Lee has 6 drops in 2017.  

It's a ghastly bad number, but not as bad as many here seem to be re-imagining it to be.  His completion percentage when targeted - while not great - actually ranks above players like: Dez Bryant, Emmanuel Sanders, Martavis Bryant, TY Hilton, Travis Benjamin, Amari Cooper, DeAndre Hopkins etc, etc.

Regarding his deflections for picks, I'm pretty sure that number is only "1" in 2017.

I'm much more worried about the O-Line getting healthy than Lee, Cole and Westbrook.  That's a dangerous enough group of receivers to win with if the run game is working to compliment it.
As it stands - the line is negatively affecting both the run and pass. Moreso than not having #15.

I totally agree with you about the offensive line concerns. Cam Robinson has had 2 consecutive games in which he didn't play well. Whether it's due to not being 100% or just hitting the "rookie wall" I don't know. He will need to bounce back. On a positive note, Reed got very positive reviews from both Lageman and Boselli at left guard. If he can continue to play at that level, they'll be in good shape at that position going forward. Parnell also needs to return soon since I don't trust Wells.

As far as missing A. Rob, it goes without saying that they miss their best offensive player. That being said, I believe this team can and will continue to win despite his absence. The guys they have left are "good enough," especially since Westbrook should continue to improve each game. It all goes back to the offensive line and Fournette remaining healthy. If those things happen, the Jaguars have as good a chance as anyone not named New England to make it to the AFC Championship game.

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