What It Means:

It is unlikely Lee gets enough work to truly breakout. Limited by injuries his first two seasons, Lee has finally had a healthy training camp, and he looks locked into the third job. He has also earned praise from head coach Gus Bradley, who said he has shown more "maturity" this offseason. Lee's big bugaboo has been staying healthy.

Our algorithms project Lee for 255 receiving yards and 1.34 touchdowns on 22 catches this year, as Jacksonville's third-best receiver.