MK: If he's healthy, Lee is the third best wide receiver on the roster. With Julius Thomas, Chris Ivory and T.J. Yeldon added to the mix, it will be hard to "breakout" by NFL standards, especially numbers-wise. That said, I do think he will have a promising year if he can stay healthy and beat out Rashad Greene and Bryan Walters during training camp.


I think a good year for Lee would be 45 catches for 600 receiving yards and four touchdowns. That would make the Jaguars that much more dangerous with Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns leading the way.

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As much as I love Hurns, I think a healthy Lee is better than Hurns.

 

Based on production, sure he's the number 3, but if he stays healthy I wouldn't be shocked to see him take more and more snaps away from Hurns in 2 WR sets. Our 3 WR set would be ridiculous though.

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