Week 17 at Detroit
Lee wasn't super active last week thanks to a hip injury that has left him limited at practice this week but he did put up a line of 3-37-1 last week, making it a productive day. Lee also threw a TD pass last week to Blake Bortles, making it an even more fruitful day, but you can't count on that each week. Lee had a line of 4-28-0 in the first meeting with the Colts but was sharing some looks at that point. Now, it's basically he and Allen Robinson, unless the hip injury is too much. Lee should be OK to use as a No. 3 receiver in PPR leagues.
Week 16 vs. Tennessee
Lee got three targets last week and failed to catch a pass. Even though Tennessee has the league's worst defense against opposing receivers, using Lee or any Jacksonville receiver dependent on Blake Bortles carries a big risk. Look elsewhere for help.
Week 15 at Houston
Lee had five receptions for a career-high 113 yards, his second 100-yard game of the season. He had four catches for 50 yards in the first meeting with the Texans a few weeks ago, so decent production wouldn't be out character here. But he's also scored just two times this season and the Texans have allowed just two WR touchdowns at home all season. That makes Lee a flex play.
Week 14 vs. Minnesota
Lee caught just three passes for 34 yards last week and considering he didn't score as he had in each of the previous two weeks, it was a disappointing, if not expected, outcome against the Broncos. Minnesota's pass defense is nearly as difficult to solve and Lee will be counting on Blake Bortles to do so. That's not likely to happen. Lee is a low-end flex play this week.
Week 13 vs. Denver
Lee had just four receptions for 37 yards as Jacksonville's offense struggled mightily last week in Buffalo. He did get into the end zone for the second-straight week after failing to do so in the Jaguars first nine games. Expecting Lee to do so again against Denver's defense is a tall order. But given Allen Hurns' injury status, he should continue to get targets. Use Lee as a flex play this week if necessary,
Week 12 at Buffalo
Robinson had a similar line to the previous week, catching four passes for 52 yards - after a 4-50-0 line the previous week - but did score his first touchdown of the season last week. That said, he hasn't had more than four receptions in a game since Week 7. That doesn't necessarily bode well for him since he's not a regular scoring option. He's more of a low-end No. 3 receiver or flex play.
Week 11 at Detroit
Lee had four grabs for 50 yards last week and still has yet to get into the end zone this season. Playing third or even fourth fiddle in a struggling passing offense is not a good place to be. Lee isn't worth anything more than a flex start, even against a suspect Detroit pass defense.
Week 10 vs. Houston
Lee had four receptions for 84 yards last week with Allen Hurns dealing with a concussion. You can bump him up slightly if Hurns is unable to play this week against Houston, but the Texans also have been very stingy against the position, allowing just four scores this season. Because of the matchup, Lee isn't worth more than a flex play this week, even if Hurns doesn't play.
Week 9 at Kansas City
Lee got a season-low three targets last week and had just one catch for 21 yards. A change in offensive coordinators could affect Lee's usage the most. Use him only as a flex this week if necessary and watch his usage under new offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. He could choose to use less three receiver sets, especially considering what Jacksonville has at tight end.
Week 8 at Tennessee
Lee caught seven of his eight targets last week for a career-high 107 yards and now has 13 catches for 168 yards over the past two weeks (which easily ranks him as Jacksonville's top WR producer in those games). Lee also hasn't scored this season, however, and Jacksonville's offense is just a mess right now. Lee could be worth a flex play in PPR leagues this week, as he's catching a high percentage of his targets (29 of 38), but that's likely about it. There are too many other red zone options for Lee to be a true WR play.
