(03-28-2019, 07:14 AM)NH3 Wrote:

(03-27-2019, 05:42 PM)Firesky Wrote: This. People for whatever reason only seem to recall him being hurt back in 2014 and 2015. because he didn't "start" in 2016 people forget that he played all 16 games. And in 2017 despite starting 14 games, all people remember are the 2 games missed due to injury.

His ACL tear was SOOOOOO not his fault. A rookie DB not wanting to get flagged for the asinine new helmet to helmet penalties went low (unneccessarily and in a preseason game) and it cost Lee the entire season. Jalen even tweeted something out about how Lee's injury was on the rulemakers.

Lee's health is far from my concern, aside from fans with alzheimer's he's shed the albino tiger label. If he can eliminate the drops he'll be an excellent receiver for us this year. we REALLY missed him on 3rd downs last year, he'll crack 1,000 with Foles at the helm if he's full go for week 1.

I definitely agree that Lee has been much better than what some fans has given him credit for. His health, in my eyes isn't an issue just like LF27's health isn't an issue at this point. Let's adopt the wait and see protocol.

Time Will Tell.

NH3...

I dont feel he is still the Albino Tiger, so to speak, but he does need to show more.  The crossers were a thing because our receivers couldnt get consistent separation deep down the field.  If he can start at least 14 games and get open downfield, i'll be happy.  I'm open at this point though with everyone saying we're revamping the playbook FINALLY.  New OC and hopefully our first full season with a truly balanced attack....WRs should thrive now and get in sync with the QB instead of the CBs doing run blocks.

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