But what if Lee is this yrs Jeffery/Allen?
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There are concerns with his knee. Might be the next DX....super talented with knee problems.
This doesn’t come as much of a surprise given that many believed he would be a first-round pick. However, Pauline reports that Lee was dropped on team’s draft boards due to red flags regarding his injured knee.
This doesn’t come as much of a surprise given that many believed he would be a first-round pick. However, Pauline reports that Lee was dropped on team’s draft boards due to red flags regarding his injured knee.
- Pauline mentions that there were “whispers” during the season that Lee’s knee was “worse than USC was letting on” and teams become more and more concerned about his injury as the draft drew closer.
- Pauline admits that Lee could prove to be a steal at this point in the draft.
If Seattle does not take him then that speaks volumes on Lee's worth seeing as how he is coming out of USC.
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I think Fisher and Snead both have stated they are satisfied with what they have at WR, (doesn't mean they won't draft one), so I don't see them taking one in 2nd round or trading up for one.
At this point if we do not see a, "Must have" at #44 then trade back to late 2nd round and try to get another 4th
At this point if we do not see a, "Must have" at #44 then trade back to late 2nd round and try to get another 4th
I don't think he is. Jeffery and Allen both had top tier pairs of hands. Jeffery had the best hands since Fitzgerald imo. Lee doesn't have an average pair of hands. He has poor hand technique, traps way too many passes (body-catcher), and drops way too many passes.