What It Means:

"I got the opportunity to sit back, slow it down and put the process it," said Lee. "It ain’t like we play tomorrow. I’ve got some time." Injuries are nothing new for Lee, who has already sat out nine games in his first two seasons, and has been a colossal bust by any stretch of the imagination. Even when healthy, the former second-round selection is a distant third on the depth chart, and may even be fourth based on Rashad Greene's stable, if mediocre, play.

Our algorithms project Lee for 22 catches for 255 yards receiving and 1.34 touchdowns in 2016.