Marqise Lee

Marquise Lee (shoulder) was placed on the injured reserve Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Lee exited Sunday’s Week 8 contest against the Jets early with an apparent shoulder injury. The severity of the injury is unknown, but it was serious enough for the Jaguars to place him on the injured reserve. Lee will end 2019 with a 3-18-0 on four targets across six appearances.

Marqise Lee did not return to Sunday's contest against the Jets due to a shoulder injury, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports.

Fantasy Impact

Lee continues to deal with injuries and has a hard time staying on the field. Lee finished with one catch for eight yards and fantasy owners should keep an eye on updates for his availability in Week 9.

Marqise Lee (right foot) was wearing a walking boot after Sunday's 13-6 loss to the Saints, Hays Carlyon of 1010 AM WJXL reports,

Fantasy Impact

Lee did not see any catches in the game and has not been a big part of the offense with just two catches all season. There has been no word on the severity of the injury with Lee and fantasy owners should keep an eye on updates.

Marqise Lee caught one pass on two targets on Sunday as the Jaguars lost to the Panthers by a 34-27 score.

Fantasy Impact

Lee appears firmly entrenched as the team's fourth wide receiver behind Dede Westbrook D. J. Chark and Chris Conley. There are not many targets available for Lee and can be left on the waiver wire.

Marqise Lee hauled in his only target for five yards receiving in Week 4 against the Denver Broncos.

Fantasy Impact

Marqise Lee was on the field for 25 of the Jacksonville Jaguars 85 Week 4 snaps. His 29 percent snap rate could grow as he returns to full health, but he is still likely to be the fourth receiver on the depth chart. Chris Conley is logging the most snaps out wide, D.J. Chark is Garnder Minshew’s number one target, and DeDe Westbrook is entrenched in the slot receiver role. Lee will need to consistently outperform Westbrook or Conley to be anything more than a rotational receiver for the Jaguars this season. As a result, Lee is nothing more than a deep league bye week filler with minimal upside.