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Jackie Lee

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Just now, PantherChris said:

He's consistent, good hands but he's not a game changer nice safety valve but he's no Kittle,Bowers or Laporta....

He's still young, never know.  He's had very similar production to Laporta too

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8 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

He's still young, never know.  He's had very similar production to Laporta too

I'm talking the eye test I've watched maybe six GB games this year and I'll tell you he isn't a guy who threatens the seam and he also isn't much of a threat for YAC, what he is a good possession TE and there isn't anything wrong with that. 

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7 minutes ago, PantherChris said:

I'm talking the eye test I've watched maybe six GB games this year and I'll tell you he isn't a guy who threatens the seam and he also isn't much of a threat for YAC, what he is a good possession TE and there isn't anything wrong with that. 

He seems to always get them a first down when they need it. I haven't really seen Laporta break games open like the other guys, either. I think they're both great TEs, just not really incredible like the other two you mentioned.

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Just now, mav1234 said:

First Herbert, then Love looking atrocious...

Herbert isn't all that surprising but Love and instances like Sam Darnold looking like the old Sam Darnold should be a good reason for us to not go out of our way to read too much into some of these recent games from our own QB. Plenty of quarterbacks have put together handfuls of good games and then came back down to Earth. It's hard to find the guys with staying power. Maybe stating the obvious there but it's difficult to have conversations about this here sometimes without removing emotion.

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