Quote:Guys this is not fantasy football.  If there is trade value for Lee you trade him so he has his chance to shine.   I keep hearing well keep um.  Then how does Greene develop?   What if Lee plays lights out?  Do you dismiss Hurns?  

 

Originally Lee was supposed to be the savior.  Instead Robinson and Hurns are.  It happens.  Lee can't remain healthy.  So you grab what ya can.  And cut your losses and let him excel elsewhere.  If he ever does.  Just make sure not in the AFC South. 

 

I understand the whole speed thing.  But if can't catch speed don't matter.  If can't stay healthy speed don't matter.   Did we not learn from the other speedy receivers we had?   Takes more then speed alone to be a Legit Nfl receiver. 

 

So yes grab picks or a good defensive player and move on.   Unless zero interest in which then you keep Lee around.

 

There's no point in trading him though, because once you do and one of your receivers goes down you're SOL. Lee is not only a quality slot receiver when healthy but he proved in his rookie year that he can also shine on the outside if need be. Depth is the key, and Jacksonville has suffered in the past from ignoring it (See the entire offensive line dropping like flies in 2008)

 

There's no point in trading away good receivers, especially ones that have a role here like Lee.

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