Week 7 vs. Oakland
Lee had six catches for 61 yards last week and has at least six targets in each of the past four weeks. That's not great, but he's got a nice catch percentage with 20 receptions in those games. He's a stronger play in PPR leagues than yardage, but he has yet to score. Oakland's pass defense isn't good and this could be a shootout. But Lee is a stretch as a flex play because of his lack of scoring. Keep an eye on Allen Hurns' availability. He's dealing with a shoulder injury and if he can't go, Lee gets a nice bump.
Week 6 at Chicago
Lee had four catches for 28 yards in his last time out and is doing just enough to render Allen Hurns unplayable. He's going to have his decent outings and his dog games. Trying to figure out when those will occur is the tough part. You should have Lee stashed away on your bench in case something happens to Hurns or Allen Robinson, but that's where he should reside this week.
Week 4 vs. Indianapolis
Lee is finally turning into the receiver the Jaguars thought he would be when they drafted him a couple of years ago. Trouble is, he's been passed on the depth chart by Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns. He does have 12 catches for 141 yards on 18 targets, including a 5-44 line last week. But with Robinson and Hurns along with Julius Thomas to contend with, he's nothing more than a flex and hope play.
Week 13 at Tennessee
With Allen Hurns likely out this week with a concussion. Lee vaults into the starting lineup. But Lee hasn't had more than two catches in a game since Week 2 and has just five all season.
Week 3 at New England
Marqise Lee came back from a lengthy hamstring injury and caught two passes on four targets last week. He's the clear-cut No. 3 in Jacksonville's rotation, but on't expect much even with a favorable matchup against the Patriots.
Week 1 vs. Carolina
Marqise Lee is dealing with a hamstring injury and should not be in your lineup this week. It has consistently been injury after injury for Lee, who has talent but can't stay healthy.
Fantasy Upside
Marqise Lee played well last season when he actually played, catching 37 passes for 422 yards and a touchdown. If he can stay healthy this season, the 23-year-old will have an opportunity to seize a role as the Jaguars third wide receiver.
Fantasy Downside
Injuries, injuries, injuries. Lee is already dealing with a hamstring problem and is danger of falling behind Rashad Greene on the depth chart.
Bottom line
Lee hasn't spent much time on the field in training camp this year after an injury-plagued rookie season and is stuck behind Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns. Lee is a third option, at best, for the Jaguars and is only worth a look in deeper fantasy leagues.
Marqise Lee Week 17 vs. Texans
Marqise Lee has had at least four receptions in each of the past four games and had a 4-65 line last week. Considering that was better than half the team's receiving yards, that wasn't a bad day. Lee has been active down the stretch, but don't use him as anything more than a flex.
Marqise Lee Week 16 vs. Titans
Marqise Lee should have better success than his 4-14 line last week, but do you really want to count on anyone in the Jacksonville passing game? Yes, the Titans have been bad against the pass, but so were the Ravens. The Jags are at home, but Blake Bortles is hobbled. Use Lee as a desperation flex only if necessary.
Marqise Lee Week 15 vs. Ravens
Marqise Lee had five catches for 67 yards and has played much better in recent weeks. He faces a Baltimore defense that has been susceptible to allowing big plays in the passing game. Lee is worth a shot this week as a No. 3 receiver, though Baltimore will get after rookie Blake Bortles.
