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Originally posted by DASeiler49:
Originally posted by AceDuce49:
Originally posted by SanFranFanfrmVa:
Lee had back to back good seasons with Blake Bortles as his QB. His talent has never been questioned but his durability has.
Durability should be the only mark that matters.
Forget you bro. I'm on 4 major shoulder injuries, two surgeries with a bum knee. Just waiting for Lynch to call my fragile ass. Don't come after my dream!
Originally posted by NCommand:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by NCommand:
In the one practice during rookie minicamp open to the media, Marqise Lee stood out as the best receiver on the field. With his NFL experience, that was to be expected.https://t.co/qgEnxSwIYS https://t.co/H5CYbgKMcW
— Matt Maiocco (@MaioccoNBCS) May 17, 2021
Nice. He seems like someone with Bourne's skillset. Can line up outside or slot. Doesn't do anything great, just a solid 'do-it-all' type. If he's back to his normal self, he has a legit shot at the 53 imo.
No question!
Originally posted by tohara3:
Originally posted by elguapo:
This is a good cheap veteran signing and he can be our slot at least until somebody else emerges or he gets injured again. He's very solid and he can return punts and kickoff's. We must remember he did very well on Jacksonville considering he had Blake Bortles and Company throwing to him or shall I say not throwing to him accurately.
This. Sounds like we were looking for young cheap options to fill the WR room trying to trade for Hamilton before his injury
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
This dude is a street free agent that had to try out during rookie minicamp. Bourne signed a 22 million free agent deal at the start of free agency with the Patriots.
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
This dude is a street free agent that had to try out during rookie minicamp. Bourne signed a 22 million free agent deal at the start of free agency with the Patriots.
And you don't think the Patriots may have overpaid... hey, I like Bourne... but not at 22 million. and I'd take a 90 percent Lee over Bourne any day of the week.
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
This dude is a street free agent that had to try out during rookie minicamp. Bourne signed a 22 million free agent deal at the start of free agency with the Patriots.
And you don't think the Patriots may have overpaid... hey, I like Bourne... but not at 22 million. and I'd take a 90 percent Lee over Bourne any day of the week.
Yup. Bourne is solid but not worth that kind of money.
Originally posted by walker807:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
This dude is a street free agent that had to try out during rookie minicamp. Bourne signed a 22 million free agent deal at the start of free agency with the Patriots.
And you don't think the Patriots may have overpaid... hey, I like Bourne... but not at 22 million. and I'd take a 90 percent Lee over Bourne any day of the week.
Yup. Bourne is solid but not worth that kind of money.
Even a guy like Hyder was basically a street FA before getting paid off his big year here.
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by walker807:
Originally posted by Waterbear:
Originally posted by Geeked:
Originally posted by natrone06:
Originally posted by flynhayn15:
If healthy, he is an upgrade over Bourne. He also is a upgrade at punt returner. This guy won me my fantasy league one year with Bortles throwing to him.
This dude is a street free agent that had to try out during rookie minicamp. Bourne signed a 22 million free agent deal at the start of free agency with the Patriots.
And you don't think the Patriots may have overpaid... hey, I like Bourne... but not at 22 million. and I'd take a 90 percent Lee over Bourne any day of the week.
Yup. Bourne is solid but not worth that kind of money.
Even a guy like Hyder was basically a street FA before getting paid off his big year here.
The zone as long as it's existed overrates the new and unknown 49ers over the average to above average familiar ones despite clear evidence that slaps you in the face to the contrary.
Originally posted by natrone06:
The zone as long as it's existed overrates the new and unknown 49ers over the average to above average familiar ones despite clear evidence that slaps you in the face to the contrary.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by E-49er:
He's had 3 knee injuries. 2015,2018,2019. He opted out last season so he is 2 years removed from his last knee injury. I'm just not sure he is the same player he was when he first came out. Between 2015 and 2018 he had minor injuries to his wrist, couple.of hammy pulls and an ankle injury that had him miss some games.
If he can stay healthy its a good signing. But he hasn't shown he can do that yet. Maybe his knee is in better shape since he opted out last year but idk. I think is more of a hail Mary to see if he can return to form and lock down the slot. I liked him coming out of USC but 9 years and 3 knee injuries later IDK how effective he can be.
He had a MCL sprain in May of 2015 but didn't miss TC, 2018 is when he had the ACL and what knee injury did he have in 2019? He had a shoulder issue not a knee issue...everything I'm reading is he hasn't had a knee issues since that ACL in 2018. All those other injuries are normal NFL injuries overall.
I don't think anyone should assume he's the same dude he was pre-injury, I'm sure his contract reflect that.
For me it's gonna be the hammy stuff, he hasn't played football in some time. I can see that being an issue.
Originally posted by SteveWallacesHelmet:
Originally posted by natrone06:
The zone as long as it's existed overrates the new and unknown 49ers over the average to above average familiar ones despite clear evidence that slaps you in the face to the contrary.
Originally posted by E-49er:
2015EditLee competed against Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns for the vacant starting wide receiver position left by the departure of Cecil Shorts. He missed the majority of training camp after suffering a knee injury and then suffered a hamstring injury that allowed teammates to surpass him on the depth chart.[39][40] Offensive coordinator Greg Olson named Lee the fourth wide receiver on the depth chart to begin the regular season, behind Allen Robinson, Allen Hurns, and Bryan Walters.[41]
2018EditOn March 13, 2018, the Jaguars signed Lee to a four-year, $38 million contract extension.[31][63] On August 25, 2018, in the third preseason game, Lee suffered a severe knee injury and had to undergo season-ending surgery.[64]
2019EditOn October 29, 2019, Lee was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.[65] He finished the season with just three catches for 18 yards.
Lee was released by the Jaguars on April 20, 2020.[66]
The Jaguars announced they were placing veteran wideout Marqise Lee on injured reserve because of a shoulder injury.
Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by E-49er:
2015EditLee competed against Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns for the vacant starting wide receiver position left by the departure of Cecil Shorts. He missed the majority of training camp after suffering a knee injury and then suffered a hamstring injury that allowed teammates to surpass him on the depth chart.[39][40] Offensive coordinator Greg Olson named Lee the fourth wide receiver on the depth chart to begin the regular season, behind Allen Robinson, Allen Hurns, and Bryan Walters.[41]
2018EditOn March 13, 2018, the Jaguars signed Lee to a four-year, $38 million contract extension.[31][63] On August 25, 2018, in the third preseason game, Lee suffered a severe knee injury and had to undergo season-ending surgery.[64]
2019EditOn October 29, 2019, Lee was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.[65] He finished the season with just three catches for 18 yards.
Lee was released by the Jaguars on April 20, 2020.[66]
https://sportsinjurypredictor.com/player/marqise-lee/6961
He did not have a knee injury in 2019.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/10/29/jaguars-putting-marqise-lee-on-ir/
The Jaguars announced they were placing veteran wideout Marqise Lee on injured reserve because of a shoulder injury.
Originally posted by E-49er:
I feel a little better that it wasn't a knee injury. I like the signing if the injuries are behind him and he can return to form. I liked him when he played at USC but he has had some horrible injury luck in the pros.
