Eyeing return for 2019 opener

Lee (knee) said Wednesday that he's pleased with the progress he's made since undergoing surgery in August to repair his ACL and plans to be on the field for the Jaguars' 2019 regular-season opener, Phillip Heilman of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee noted that his surgery also addressed a prior PCL injury along with some minor cleanup of the left knee. Because the procedure was performed during the preseason, Lee will have a realistic shot to make it back for the start of the upcoming campaign, though there's a good chance he'll face limitations on some level in training camp. While the 27-year-old has been sidelined throughout the current season, the Jaguars haven't had another receiver emerge as a clear No. 1 option, though Dede…read more

Officially placed on IR

Lee, who was officially placed on IR on Monday, is slated to undergo surgery to repair his left knee, which was injured in preseason action Saturday, the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: With Lee done for the season and the Jaguars not looking to add outside help at this stage, Keelan Cole, Donte Moncrief, Dede Westbrook and rookie DJ Chark are all expected to play key roles at receiver for the team this season. Per Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com, Moncrief will probably be leaned on the most out of the gate to help fill the void created by Lee's absence, given his level of NFL experience.

Ruled out for entire season

Lee (knee) has been diagnosed with ligament damage and will miss the entire 2018 season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Lee will be placed on injured reserve Monday and isn't a candidate to return. The Jaguars haven't provided details about the ligament damage, but it isn't a great sign that Lee is already scheduled to have surgery, per John Reid of The Florida Times-Union. Keelan Cole becomes the new favorite to lead Jacksonville in targets, with Dede Westbrook, Donte Moncrief and D.J. Chark all viable candidates to take on some of Lee's vacated snaps.

Knee issue a concern

Coach Doug Marrone said he won't know the extent of Lee's knee injury until Sunday, but he did acknowledge that it looks serious, the Jaguars' official site reports. "I'm just saying, did anyone think it didn't look bad?" Marrone said. "I'm waiting for the doctor to tell me so I can tell you guys, but I know what I see. I'm not going to sit there and say it didn't look bad. It looked bad."

Analysis: Lee was locked in as a starter prior to injuring his knee in the first quarter of Saturday's preseason game against the Falcons. If he is forced to miss an extended period of time -- which looks quite plausible -- added snap and targets would open up for Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook, Donte Moncrief and D.J. Chark.

Gets carted off field

Lee was carted off the field Saturday against the Falcons after suffering an apparent left knee injury, Hays Carlyon of 1010 AM WJXL reports.

Analysis: With the departures of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns in the offseason, Lee has served as the Jaguars' No. 1 wide receiver throughout training camp and the preseason. However, Lee is in danger of missing time due to a low hit from the Falcons' Damontae Kazee. Expect the Jaguars to hone in on a diagnosis in due time.

Working regularly with first-team offense

Lee and Keelan Cole have drawn most of the reps with the starters during training-camp practices, Mike Kaye of First Coast News reports.

Analysis: The pecking order in the Jaguars' wideout corps has been difficult to peg down since camp opened, but it's not too surprising that Lee has been regularly featured on the first team after pacing Jacksonville with 56 receptions and ranking second with 702 yards in 2017. That production earned Lee a four-year, $34 million contract in March, a commitment that should make him one of quarterback Blake Bortles' favored options during the upcoming campaign. Even if that's the case, Lee seems unlikely…read more

Practices in full

Lee (shoulder) was a full practice participant Thursday, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: Since leaving Saturday's practice with a minor shoulder injury, Lee has increased his workload slowly but surely. After a limited showing at Wednesday's session, he upgraded to uninhibited exactly one week before the Jaguars' preseason opener against the Saints. Due to his production the past two seasons and the departures of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns, Lee is the prime candidate to elevate his game further as a No. 1 wide receiver.

Limited in practice

Lee (shoulder) practiced on a limited basis Wednesday, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: In his return to the field from a few days off, Lee wasn't unleashed fully, but it's only a matter of time due to the lack of severity of his left shoulder injury. The activity was far more than fellow wideout Donte Moncrief (knee) was able to muster -- he was limited to working on a side field -- so Lee is closing in on a return to the top spot on the depth chart. Taken collectively, the Jaguars boast a nice array of talent in the receiving corps, with Dede Westbrook, Keelan Cole and D.J.…read more

Returns to practice

Lee (shoulder) was on the field for practice Wednesday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: Lee missed a couple days of practice with a shoulder injury that was never considered serious. He's the obvious choice to lead Jacksonville in targets this season, though the team has impressive depth at wide receiver after adding Donte Moncrief (knee) and second-round pick D.J. Chark to a group that already included Lee, Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole.

Should be back soon

Lee (shoulder) is day-to-day, John Reid of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee was removed from Saturday's practice, and while he still isn't ready to rejoin his teammates, the Jaguars don't expect him to be out for too long. With Donte Moncrief (ankle) also slated to miss Monday's session, second-year wideouts Keelan Cole and Dede Westbrook figure to get heavy run with the starters.

Leaves practice due to injury

Lee was removed from Saturday's practice with an undisclosed injury, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: Set to serve as the Jaguars' No. 1 wide receiver this season following the departures of Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns, Lee was knocked from practice at the end of a pass breakup by cornerback Tyler Patmon. The exact nature of the concern is unknown, but Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com speculated that Lee injured his left shoulder. With Donte Moncrief (ankle) also sidelined in the early days of training camp, the Jaguars' top healthy wideouts are Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook and 2018 second-round…read more

The Jaguars selected D.J. Chark at No. 61 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft, adding another body to a wideout group that already included Lee, Donte Moncrief, Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole, The Associated Press reports.

Analysis: Jacksonville let Allen Robinson leave for Chicago and later released Allen Hurns, but the team nonetheless finds itself with quite a crowd at wide receiver. Lee led the Jags in targets (96) last season and is the favorite to do the same in 2018, after re-signing in March on a four-year, $34 million contract that includes $16.5 million guaranteed, per OverTheCap. However, there's no denying that he'll have serous competition for Blake Bortles' attention in a run-heavy offense, as the team also…read more

Staying in Jacksonville

Lee will re-sign with the Jaguars, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Lee's deal is reportedly worth up to $38 million over the course of the next four seasons. With fellow free agent Allen Robinson headed to Chicago and Allen Hurns a candidate to be released, the Jaguars unsurprisingly ramped up their interest in retaining Lee, a 2014 second-round pick who averaged four catches for 52 yards over 30 games the past two years. He only had six touchdowns and two gains of 40 or more yards in that stretch, but he'll at least give Blake Bortles a dependable target on…read more

Lee led the Jaguars with 56 catches and ranked second in receiving yards (702) while appearing in 14 regular-season contests during the 2017 season.

Analysis: After the Jaguars lost Allen Robinson (knee) to a torn ACL in Week 1, Lee became the de facto No. 1 option and enjoyed a relatively productive season in what was a conservative passing attack. Lee was targeted 96 times across his 14 games, just nine fewer than he saw in 2016, when he appeared in all 16 contests. Lee will be a free agent this offseason but the prevailing belief is that the Jaguars would like to bring him back at the right price. The question is whether another franchise in need…read more

Lee brought in three of six targets for 28 yards in Sunday's 45-42 AFC divisional-round win over the Steelers.

Analysis: Lee's reception total, modest as it was, still paced the Jaguars' wideouts on the afternoon. Blake Bortles also hit running back T.J. Yeldon on three occasions and no other pass catcher more than twice, so it was a generally underwhelming afternoon for Jacksonville's air attack overall. Lee and his fellow receivers will likely need much more productive efforts in next Sunday's AFC championship showdown in New England in order for the Jags to have any chance of upsetting the Patriots.

Lee (ankle) rushed once for five yards and failed to bring in his only target in Sunday's 10-3 AFC wild-card win over the Bills.

Analysis: Both Lee and fellow starter Allen Hurns were shut out of the receiving end of the stat sheet altogether on an afternoon when Blake Bortles could only muster 87 passing yards. Notably, Lee saw rookies Dede Westbrook and Leonard Fournette gobble up 13 targets between them, a scenario that will likely need to be at least partly tweaked in next Sunday's AFC divisional-round road tilt against the Steelers. Lee brought in two of four targets for 49 yards in a Week 5 defeat of Pittsburgh, accounting…read more

Suits up Sunday

Lee (ankle) is listed as active for Sunday's playoff game against the Bills.

Analysis: While it's still possible that Lee's snaps could be limited to a degree, by design, or relative to how his ankle responds in-game, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com indicates that the wideout is slated to start the contest. The return of Lee -- who last suited up on Dec. 17 -- provides QB Blake Bortles with another viable option in the team's passing attack Sunday to work along with the likes of Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook and Allen Hurns.

Expected to suit up Sunday

Lee (ankle) is expected to play Sunday against the Bills, barring a setback, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Per the report, Lee, who logged a limited practice Friday, would be used situationally in the event that he suits up, as expected, for Sunday's playoff game. In such a scenario, Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook and Allen Hurns would also be in line to see work in the Jaguars' wideout corps in Sunday's 1:05 ET kickoff.

Listed as questionable following limited practice Friday

Lee (sprained ankle) is listed as questionable for Sunday's playoff game against the Bills after logging a limited practice Friday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Florida Times-Union reports. "I thought he looked good; better than I envisioned," coach Doug Marrone noted of the wideout after practice Friday.

Analysis: Given the postseason context, we'd expect Lee to give it a go for Sunday's 1:05 ET kickoff, though that outcome can't be considered a lock. In such a scenario, Marrone suggested that the Jaguars wouldn't be inclined to dress an extra receiver in case Lee is unable to finish the contest. "If we put him up, we expect him to make it through the game," Marrone added Friday. Lee, who last saw game action Dec. 17, finished up the 2017 season with 56 catches on 96 targets for 702 yards and three TDs…read more

Suits up for Friday's practice

Lee (ankle) took part in Friday's practice, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: It won't be clear until after practice how much work Lee got in Friday, but any activity whatsoever will represent a step forward after two days on the sidelines, and increase his chances of being available for Sunday's wild-card matchup with the Bills. Per Kaye, Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone noted Thursday that Lee wouldn't necessarily have to practice this week in order to play Sunday, but the wideout's involvement Friday nonetheless bodes well.

Expected back for wild-card game

Lee (ankle) may not practice at any point this week, but the Jaguars are optimistic the wideout will be available for Sunday's wild-card game against the Bills, a source informed Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.

Analysis: Lee has yet to return to practice and missed the Jaguars' final two regular-season contests after suffering the right ankle injury in a Week 15 win over the Texans. The lack of activity the last couple of weeks calls into question how effective Lee might be if he's given clearance to play Sunday, so unless the 26-year-old is able to get in some extended practice reps Thursday or Friday, his role would likely be limited in the first round of the playoffs. The Jaguars at least reclaimed some…read more

Slated to miss practice Wednesday

Lee (ankle) isn't slated to practice Wednesday, John Reid of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee hasn't taken part in any practice sessions since injuring his right ankle in the Week 15 win over the Texans. The lack of recent activity isn't an encouraging sign as Sunday's playoff game against the Bills approaches, but Lee's outlook for that contest would change for the better if he's able to practice in at least some capacity Thursday or Friday. If Lee misses a third straight contest, however, Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook and Allen Hurns would serve as the club's primary receivers in…read more

Won't play Sunday

Lee (ankle) won't play Sunday against the Titans, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Lee will now take aim at being ready for the Jaguars' first playoff game, while the team's wideout corps is on track to welcome Allen Hurns (ankle) back to the mix Sunday for the first time since Nov. 12. The Jaguars are locked into the AFC's No. 3 playoff seed, so it remains to be seen how the team's Week 17 wide receiver snaps are allotted, but it appears as though Hurns should get some tune-up work in, with Keelan Cole (quad), Dede Westbrook and Jaydon Mickens also in the mix.

Still not practicing

Lee (ankle) did not take part in Friday's practice, Ryan O'Halloran of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee has not practiced since injuring his ankle in Week 15, so it's looking like he will be held out of the Jaguars' regular-season finale. The team will officially update his status after Friday's practice concludes.

Lee (ankle) isn't scheduled to take part in practice Thursday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: With Lee sitting out the Jaguars' first two practices of the week, it's looking unlikely that he'll be able to return from a one-game absence to suit up for the regular-season finale Sunday against the Titans. Considering the Jaguars are locked in as the AFC's No. 3 seed in the postseason, there's a decent chance Lee would be held out Week 17 even if the health of his right ankle weren't a concern. Jacksonville's top priority will be ensuring that Lee receives sufficient recovery from the…read more

Lee (ankle) isn't expected to practice Wednesday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: The Jaguars won't fall below the No. 3 seed in the AFC regardless of what scenarios play out in Week 17, so it seems rather unlikely that Lee will return from a one-game absence to play Sunday against the Titans. Lee's lack of involvement in the Jaguars' first practice of the week supports the notion that the team doesn't plan on having the wideout suit up again until postseason play begins.

Won't play this week

Lee (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the 49ers, Ryan O'Halloran of Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee is no lock to play in Week 17 either, but on the plus side, Allen Hurns (ankle/questionable) is a candidate to return to action Sunday. If Hurns isn't able to play, however, the Jaguars would turn to Keelan Cole, Dede Westbrook and Jaydon Mickens to head their Week 16 wideout corps.

Sidelined for practice Thursday

Lee (ankle) isn't expected to practice Thursday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: While it hasn't been out of the ordinary for Lee to sit out back-to-back practices or participate on only a limited basis to begin the week, the wideout appears in legitimate danger of sitting out Sunday against the 49ers with the right ankle injury, which forced him out early in the Week 15 win over the Texans. Per Ryan O'Halloran and Phillip Heilman of The Florida Times-Union, Lee was sporting a walking boot as of Wednesday and noted that he was dealing with the "exact same injury" he…read more

Opens week as non-participant

Lee (ankle) isn't slated to practice Wednesday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: Lee has frequently opened practice weeks as a non-participant throughout the season before ultimately suiting up on game days, but he looks in serious danger of sitting out Week 16 against the 49ers. He wasn't able to return to Sunday's 45-7 win over the Texans after tweaking his right ankle in the first half, but received good news when X-rays cleared him of any structural damage. Even so, it's still believed that Lee is dealing with a significant sprain or soreness, which could prevent him…read more

Gets good news from MRI

Lee (ankle) is expected to return for the playoffs, if not sooner, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: After Sunday's X-rays came back negative, Lee got more good news from an MRI on Monday. The possibility for a return within the next couple weeks suggests he avoided a high-ankle sprain, an injury that likely would've jeopardized his availability for the Jaguars' upcoming playoff run. Of course, an absence for Week 16 in San Francisco is still quite possible, potentially leaving Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole to serve as Jacksonville's top wide receivers against a vulnerable 49ers secondary.…read more

Avoids broken ankle

X-rays on Lee's ankle were negative, and he's scheduled for an MRI on Monday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Lee was removed from Sunday's 45-7 win over the Texans in the first quarter, needing help from two trainers to leave the field. The negative X-rays don't necessarily rule out a long-term injury, as he could still be diagnosed with a severe sprain. With Allen Hurns (ankle) already sidelined, the Jaguars relied on Keelan Cole, Jaydon Mickens and Dede Westbrook at wide receiver in Sunday's blowout victory. Cole was one of the breakout stars of Week 15, catching seven of nine targets for 186 yards…read more

Suffers right ankle injury

Lee was forced out of Sunday's game against the Texans with a right ankle injury.

Analysis: Lee was unable to return to the field after suffering his injury in the first quarter of the contest. With Allen Hurns still sidelined and Lee knocked out of Sunday's game, fellow receivers Keelan Cole and Jaydon Mickens stepped up at wideout for the Jaguars in Week 15.

Hurts ankle, questionable to return

Lee exited Sunday's game against the Texans with a right ankle injury and is questionable to return, Ryan O'Halloran of The Florida Times-Union reports.

Analysis: Lee needed assistance from two trainers to leave the field, so it's possible that he might be done for the day. The wideout didn't record a catch before departing, so fantasy owners counting on him in DFS contests or playoff lineups will hope that he's able to recuperate on the sideline and return later in the contest. If Lee is unable to return, however, Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole would rank as the Jaguars' primary wideouts.

Lee (foot) was a limited participant in practice Friday and doesn't carry a designation for Sunday's game against the Texans.

Analysis: Lee was never able to put in a full practice this week, but because the Jaguars have restricted his practice reps throughout the season, he never seemed to be at any real risk of missing action. The wideout should be in line for a full slate of snaps in Sunday's game against the Texans and will look to avenge his poor showing versus Houston in the season opener, when he was held without a catch for the only time in 2017.

Lee (foot) was a limited participant during Thursday's practice.

Analysis: As has been the case for most of the season, the Jaguars are content to regularly manage Lee's practice reps to preserve his health, so his limited session Thursday shouldn't concern fantasy owners heading into the wideout's Week 15 matchup with the Texans. After being held to one reception for 13 yards in a loss to the Cardinals in Week 12, Lee has bounced back with 12 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown over Jacksonville's last two contests.

Lee (foot) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Analysis: Lee's practice reps have been managed of late, so we suspect that his limitations Wednesday were maintenance-related. He's played in all 13 of the Jaguars' games this season, en route to hauling in 56 passes (on 96 targets) for 702 yards and three TDs in that span.

Lee (knee) is expected to be listed on Wednesday's injury report.

Analysis: Lee is expected to see some work at Wednesday's practice, so signs are pointing toward him being listed as "limited" on the Jaguars' first injury report of the week. He sat out last Wednesday's session entirely and still managed to take the field Sunday, so fantasy players should be optimistic about his Week 15 availability.

Lee (knee) brought in five of six targets for 65 yards in Sunday's 30-24 win over the Seahawks.

Analysis: Lee continues to work through a minor knee issue and remains reasonably productive, with Sunday marking his fifth game over the last six with at least five receptions. The 26-year-old USC product has also recorded all three of his touchdowns on the season over that stretch and has been effective as part of an emerging three-pronged attack at wideout for quarterback Blake Bortles. With three games remaining, Lee needs just eight receptions and 150 yards to surpass the career-best 63 catches and…read more

Lee (knee) doesn't have a designation on the final injury report for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Analysis: A limited practice schedule is the norm for Lee, who nonetheless has caught four or more passes for 45 or more yards in six of his past seven games. He'll go to battle Sunday against a Seattle secondary that's held up surprisingly well in the face of an onslaught of injuries. Lee had one of his better games in last week's 30-10 win over the Colts, catching seven of 10 targets for 86 yards and a touchdown.

Back at practice Thursday

Lee (knee) returned to a limited practice Thursday.

Analysis: There's a pretty solid chance that Lee will approach Sunday's game against the Seahawks without an injury designation. With Allen Hurns (ankle) looking likely to miss another game this weekend, look for Lee to head the Jaguars' Week 14 wideout corps, with Dede Westbrook and Keelan Cole also in line for key roles against Seattle.

Lee (knee) is expected to sit out Wednesday's practice, Michael DiRocco of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: This is nothing new for Lee, who has been a fixture on the Jaguars' injury reports the last several weeks while managing the knee issue. While there's a good chance Lee could be limited or held out entirely in the Jaguars' final two practices of the week, the wideout shouldn't be at any risk of missing Sunday's game against the Seahawks. He'll look to build off his season-best showing Week 13 win over the Colts, during which he recorded seven receptions for 86 yards and a touchdown.

Lee caught seven of 10 targets for 86 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 30-10 win over the Colts.

Analysis: Lee capped an 11-play, 80-yard drive with a four-yard touchdown to open the scoring 8:42 in. He made another impressive play later in the first quarter, hauling in a 22-yard reception in Colts territory despite losing his helmet on the play. Quarterback Blake Bortles topped 300 yards for only the second time this season, so don't expect performances like this to become commonplace for Lee.

Lee (knee) doesn't carry an injury designation heading into Sunday's game against the Colts, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: The knee issue was never expected to prevent Lee from suiting up Sunday, so his lack of a designation isn't all that surprising, even though he was never more than a limited participant in practice this week. With Allen Hurns (ankle) still unavailable for Jacksonville, Lee should continue acting as the team's clear-cut No. 1 receiving option. He had a productive showing against the Colts back in the two sides' previous matchup Week 7, hauling in four of six targets for 72 yards.

Lee (knee) was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice.

Analysis: Lee last recorded a full practice Wednesday of Week 6, and yet he's managed to play every game this season. He was shut down by Patrick Peterson in Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Cardinals, but the matchup will be much easier this weekend against the Colts. Meanwhile, Allen Hurns (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday and thus seems to be in danger of missing a third straight game.

Lee caught one of two targets for 13 yards in Sunday's 27-24 loss to the Cardinals.

Analysis: Lee drew a matchup with Patrick Peterson, who has consistently shut down No. 1 receivers the past two seasons. Dede Westbrook paced the Jags with six catches and 10 targets, but Lee should be back to a lead role when the Jags return home to face the Colts in Week 13. The Colts lost their top cornerback, Rashaan Melvin, to a hand injury in Sunday's 20-16 loss to the Titans.

Lee (knee) does not have a designation on the final injury report for Sunday's game in Arizona.

Analysis: Lee has often been listed as questionable this season but has yet to miss a game. He avoided the designation the past two weeks despite being limited at practice. Lee figures to spend much of Sunday's game doing battle with Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson.

Lee (knee) was limited at practice Wednesday.

Analysis: Lee has been managing his knee issue since Week 7, but he hasn't missed any games this season and could well be removed from the Jaguars' injury report by the end of the week. With Allen Hurns (ankle) still hurting, look for Lee to remain busy once again Sunday against the Cardinals. Lee -- who hauled in five catches for 45 yards in the Jaguars' Week 11 win over the Browns -- has combined for 19 catches for 175 yards and two scores over his last three outings.

Lee caught five of nine targets for 45 yards during Sunday's 19-7 win over the Browns.

Analysis: Lee recorded his lowest yardage total since Week 4, but he led the team in targets and yardage in what was a very run-heavy game plan. The four-year pro has hauled in an impressive 28 passes over the last five games and is quietly on pace for the best season of his career. Lee should remain involved in the passing game in the coming weeks, and even moreso if Allen Hurns (ankle) sits out once again next week against the Cardinals.

Lee (knee) does not carry an injury designation for Sunday's road game against the Browns after logging limited practice sessions both Thursday and Friday.

Analysis: Allen Hurns has been ruled out for the contest, so Lee is slated to head the Jaguars' Week 11 wideout corps, with Keelan Cole and quite possibly Dede Westbrook (assuming he is activated from IR) also in the mix. Given that less-than-ideal weather is likely on tap in Cleveland this weekend, the Jaguars may be inclined to lean on the run more Sunday, even with top back Leonard Fournette banged up. That said, of the team's receivers, Lee remains the safest play, considering his target volume. On…read more

Lee (knee) practiced on a limited basis Thursday.

Analysis: As was the case ahead of the Week 10 matchup with the Chargers, Lee has kicked off his preparations for Sunday's game in Cleveland with a limited practice Thursday after failing to practice Wednesday. If the pattern holds for Friday, Lee will again be limited, but it shouldn't put his status in any jeopardy for the weekend. Instead, the weekend weather forecast for Cleveland could prove more problematic for Lee than the knee issue, as the snow, wind and cold temperatures expected to hit Ohio…read more

Lee (knee) will sit out the Jaguars' practice Wednesday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: The knee injury has been bothering Lee for the better part of a month, but it hasn't forced him to miss any games yet and shouldn't put his status for Sunday's game against the Browns in much peril. With 23 receptions for 285 yards and two touchdowns over the past four games, Lee has established himself as the clear top wideout for the Jaguars, and he could see an even larger volume of targets headed his way in Week 11 with fellow starter Allen Hurns (ankle) expected to be sidelined for that…read more

Lee (knee) hauled in six of 11 targets for 55 yards and a touchdown while also catching a two-point conversion in Sunday's 20-17 overtime win against the Chargers.

Analysis: Lee helped his team tie the game 14-14 late in the third quarter by scoring a six-yard touchdown then catching the ensuing two-point conversion. He also had an eventful sequence late in the fourth, drawing a pivotal pass interference call just outside the 20-yard line and then picking up a taunting foul before Blake Bortles threw an interception to put Los Angeles in the driver's seat. Lee has established himself as the No. 1 receiver in Jacksonville with 14 catches for 130 yards and two…read more

Lee (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Chargers, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: As had been the case ahead of the Jaguars' previous two games, Lee's practice time was limited this week while he managed the knee issue, but he ultimately gained clearance to suit up Sunday. Lee has emerged as the Jaguars' top wideout since Allen Robinson (knee) tore his ACL in Week 1 and tied his season high with 12 targets in last week's win over the Bengals, hauling in eight passes for 75 yards and a touchdown in the process.

Lee (knee) will play Sunday against the Chargers, per a source, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: Lee has been banged up pretty good the last three weeks, missing practice time and ending up on injury reports due to rib and knee injuries, but will start Sunday's 1:00 PM EDT game. Despite the nagging injuries, he's turned in his best stretch of the season, catching 17 passes for 230 yards and a touchdown. The Jaguars are known for running the ball and will certainly feature that aspect of the offense against the Chargers, the NFL's 31st-ranked defense against the run, but getting Lee…read more

Lee (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers after practicing in a limited fashion both Thursday and Friday.

Analysis: Lee has started the Jaguars' last two games after missing practice both Wednesday and Thursday, so we'd expect him to be out there Sunday, logging his ninth straight start this season. He's coming off an eight-catch (on 12 targets) effort Week 9 that resulted in a team-high 75 yards and touchdown -- in a contest in which he was on the field for 82 percent of the Jaguars' snaps on offense. Overall, Lee is averaging four catches for 54.8 yards per game, but he's picked up the pace over his last…read more

Lee (knee) practiced in a limited fashion Thursday.

Analysis: Lee sat out Wednesday's session, with his return to practice in a limited capacity pointing toward the wideout suiting up Sunday against the Chargers. The more pressing question here is whether the Jaguars list Lee as questionable for the contest or remove him from their Week 10 injury altogether come Friday.

Lee (knee) took part in the Jaguars' practice Thursday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: It remains to be seen if the Jaguars will list Lee as a full or limited participant in Thursday's session, but either way, his involvement in any capacity is a positive sign after the knee issue prevented him from practicing until Friday a week earlier. Lee has seen his practice time limited for a large portion of the season while he's battled injuries, but the wideout has yet to miss any games and has actually increased his productivity of late, hauling in 17 of 28 targets for 230 yards and a…read more

Lee (knee) didn't practice Wednesday.

Analysis: Per Ryan O'Halloran and Phillip Heilman of The Florida Times-Union, Lee hasn't practiced fully since Oct. 13, but the wideout has not missed a game since then while nursing a rib injury in addition to his current knee issue. Look for Lee to return to practice in some capacity either Thursday or Friday in anticipation of playing Sunday against the Chargers. In Week 9, Lee led the Jaguars with eight catches (on 12 targets) for 75 yards and a touchdown, while logging 66 out of a possible 80…read more

Lee (knee) isn't expected to practice Wednesday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: The news isn't surprising, given that Lee's practice time has been managed carefully the past three weeks due to the knee issue. Lee's limited workouts haven't prevented him from taking the field in any of the Jaguars' last three games, with the wideout accumulating 17 catches for 230 yards and a touchdown during that span. Even if he's listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Chargers, Lee should still be expected to suit up for the contest.

Lee reeled in eight of 12 targets for 75 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 23-7 win over the Bengals.

Analysis: Lee's first touchdown of the season came midway through the second quarter when he beat his man on a quick slant for a three-yard touchdown. Lee's career started off to a rocky start, but now -- in Year 4 -- he's building momentum and has become Blake Bortles' go-to target in the absence of Allen Robinson. Lee has provided consistency in a pass offense devoid of much action, reaching double-digit targets in two of the past three weeks while topping 60 yards receiving in five of his last seven…read more

Lee (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Bengals, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Analysis: Lee only managed just one limited practice this week despite the Jaguars coming off a bye, but it won't confine him to the sideline in Week 9. It's expected that Lee will start and fill his regular role as an intermediate threat in the Jaguars' passing attack. Lee is still searching for his first touchdown of the season but has seen his involvement pick up in his last two appearances, reeling in nine of 16 targets for 155 yards.

Lee (knee) will play Sunday against the Bengals, a source told Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Analysis: Lee is listed as questionable on the official injury report, but has said he expects to play. Still, fantasy players will want to double check his status before Sunday's 1:00 p.m. EDT kickoff.

Lee (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Bengals after turning in a limited practice Friday.

Analysis: Lee's Week 9 status should thus be monitored as Sunday's 1:00 p.m. EDT kickoff approaches, but for his part, the wideout expects to be fine for the contest, per Hays Carlyon of 1010 AM WJXL. Lee has combined for nine catches for 155 yards and a touchdown on 16 targets over his last two outings prior to the Jaguars' Week 8 bye.

Lee (knee) took part in Friday's practice, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: It won't be clear how much work Lee was able to get in until after Friday's practice concludes, but his presence alone is a good sign after he failed to participate the last two days. Lee's status for Week 9 will be revealed when the Jaguars release their final injury report of the week.

Lee (knee) isn't on track to partake in practice Thursday, Mike Kaye of FirstCoastNews.com reports.

Analysis: After sitting out practice sessions Wednesday and Thursday ahead of the Jaguars' last game in Week 7 against the Colts, Lee appears poised to do the same heading into a Week 9 matchup with the Bengals. The Jaguars are likely just giving Lee some extra maintenance time more than anything else, and if his Week 7 practice pattern is any indication, look for the wideout to turn in a limited practice Friday. Assuming that he's able to do that, Lee would reprise his normal starting role Sunday and…read more