Marqise Lee WR Jax

[jdomer2403]

Has everyone given up on Marqise Lee in Jacksonville or does he have a bright future w/ Bortles? I am worried about the injuries but I loved him coming out of college.

[bonscott]

I've tried to acquire him in my leagues but nobody is selling. At least the people I play with don't just give up on someone after their rookie year. Most WRs take 3-4 years to mature and break out. The past two years of breakout rookie receivers with big years is not the norm. I'm a buyer if anyone would sell.

[IBall2]

With the addition of J. Thomas and TJ Yeldon to the team, I find it hard for Marqise Lee to carve out a meaningful roll in this offense. Maybe if they had more than 25 redzone attempts per year there would be a better chance for him but I just don't see it right now.

[bonscott]

With the addition of J. Thomas and TJ Yeldon to the team, I find it hard for Marqise Lee to carve out a meaningful roll in this offense. Maybe if they had more than 25 redzone attempts per year there would be a better chance for him but I just don't see it right now.

Agreed, for this year and maybe next. But this is dynasty and long term. He'll be a free agent in just 3 short years and possibly off to another team and a better situation. Or Bortles takes the next step and the addition of the other talent is a good thing like it is on other good teams. ARob will be double-teamed, Julius streaking up the seem, play action with a good RB and Lee singled covered all alone for big gains. I can see it as the team slowly gets itself together.

Bottom line he is a talent and certainly not worth giving up on. I've been trying to buy him for a 3rd as that's about his value currently, but everyone either wants a high 2nd or won't sell at all. So he's certainly still worth a bit, at least in all my leagues. Does he pan out at that value? Who knows.

[Oddball456]

As an owner in a league with deep rosters I am simply not selling at current prices - He is a hold. If he does nothing I got him cheap (mid 2nd round last years draft), but he has the potential to put up decent numbers in a year or 2. He is an investment at this point.

[mullmania]

Was never really a believer. I like R. Greene at his price much better.

[Jason3123]

Not giving up but I wouldn't buy unless he was super cheap and I wouldn't sell him for super cheap, so if I owned him I'd hold. Not overly optimistic though. I think Greene fits Bortles better cause he's a much better route runner than Lee. Robinson will be the #1 there, J-Thomas there now. Seems like too many things need to happen for him to actually have an impact.

[Tsunami]

I like him better than Allen Robinson.

[mullmania]

^ Really? Care to expand why?

[1standgoal]

I like him better than Allen Robinson.

Very against the grain.
I like it.

[jdomer2403]

Bold for sure.

[guyatwork37]

I used to like him more than Allen Robins, but then I watched them both play in the NFL and I changed my mind.

I traded Lee in one league because I acquired Robinson in another Trade. I ended up getting a 3rd, 4th, and a 2016 3rd I believe. Not a great haul by any means, but I didn't need him on the team and I needed to clear a roster spot.

[Tsunami]

^ Really? Care to expand why?

He was drafted earlier, he started ahead of Robinson, he had an excuse for not playing great once he returned (injury), and I've posted numerous times why I don't like Allen Robinson's production, including his low YPC and terrible YAC.

[Dynasty DeLorean]

http://www.thebackyardbanter.com/recept ... ear-1.html

Go down to the comparison tool, plug in Arob and Lee. The results might shock you... not.

[Quinty]

I plugged in Allen Robinson and Lee. I also compared Demaryius Thomas to Dwayne Bowe. What exactly am I suppose to get from both sets of results?