I guess I'll have to say it again, but Lee was never going to be a top 10 pick. He was simply the WR version of Matt Barkley (who would have gone #1 overall if he left the draft early too...yeah right). Silly media jumps on big school and crazy stats before doing any evaluation. 

 

Lee isn't big, isn't fast, has bad and very uncoordinated hands, and had an injury history. His one plus trait is good short area quickness, and that plus college production shouldn't have been nearly enough to take him early 2nd combined with everything else being negative. It was laughable that he went ahead of Jordan Matthews, Davante Adams, Allen Robinson, Cody Latimer, and Jarvis Landry (not to mention plenty of other 3rd round and later WRs)...and that's before looking at hindsight. It looks even worse since, obviously. Imagine if we had Arob paired with one of them...man. 

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