Didn't help the team because Hurts never goes through his progressions and see's

this guy is WIDE OPEN CONSTANTLY. Hurts is a one read QB right now, and he is

making Lemon look really bad. Maybe that's why AJ hated being here.

12 hours ago, weko said:

I'd like to see the 5"11" measurement in person. He looks much shorter

That's the combine measurement and it was 5-11 1/8, 192 lbs. They don't fudge size at the combine.

14 hours ago, eagle45 said:

Problem is he doesn't move like Djax or D. Smith.

5-11 192 isn't exactly a unit for a guy with possession WR speed.

He ran a 4.46 at his pro day. People are acting like he's a 4.7+ guy or something.

1 hour ago, brkmsn said:

He ran a 4.46 at his pro day. People are acting like he's a 4.7+ guy or something.

Fast is not a word that would be used to describe him. Small is a word that would be used to describe a WR that is under 6’ and not fast.

10 hours ago, Talonblood said:

Didn't help the team because Hurts never goes through his progressions and see's

this guy is WIDE OPEN CONSTANTLY. Hurts is a one read QB right now, and he is

making Lemon look really bad. Maybe that why AJ hated being here.

Yup

For the record, he’s averaging 5.4 yards per catch.

Greg Ward and Reno Mahe had a higher average.

5 hours ago, eagle45 said:

For the record, he’s averaging 5.4 yards per catch.

Meh, that's nothing. @hputenis is averaging 7.8 inches per catch.

For the thread, if Lemon has a strength of 'hands' and 'middle of the field routes', yeesh, stop it with the screens, and let him run seam routes between the hashes, or over the middle post routes. Hell try a 8 yard button hook in between the OLB and MLB.

Line him up in the slot or out on the #'s. Use his 'strengths'. Stop trying to fool opposing Defenses.

On 10/2/2026 at 12:58 PM, NOTW said:

Number 0 is Hollywood Brown, LISTED at 5 foot 9 inches tall on the Eagle's site. But teams often embellish the height in all sports. But if that's accurate Lemon looks about the same. Most outside CBs are 6 feet and taller. The Bear's CB on that play just dwarfed over Lemon

18 hours ago, LacesOut said:

Meh, that's nothing. @hputenis is averaging 7.8 inches per catch.

For the thread, if Lemon has a strength of 'hands' and 'middle of the field routes', yeesh, stop it with the screens, and let him run seam routes between the hashes, or over the middle post routes. Hell try a 8 yard button hook in between the OLB and MLB.

Line him up in the slot or out on the #'s. Use his 'strengths'. Stop trying to fool opposing Defenses.

Exactly right. He's a slot receiver. On that pick in Chicago, in front of my end zone seat, when he lined out wide Hurts threw the ball inside. And Lemon wasn't there. I was watching him prior and after the snap. He was engulphed by the Bears tall CB. More importantly he didn't know the play, his route. I trust Hurts to know the playbook. Lemon just walked into the CB like he thought the play was going elsewhere. You heard whispers thru training camp that he was having a hard time learning the play book. Most of his work was done from the slot in training camp, where he belongs. He didn't have a clue on what to do on that play outside and it resulted in an interception

On 10/3/2026 at 8:49 AM, eagle45 said:

For the record, he’s averaging 5.4 yards per catch.

Greg Ward and Reno Mahe had a higher average.

You're comparing a rookie with 3 games to guys career averages. Compare to rookie seasons. Best comparison is those players through 3 games as a rookie.

Mahe literally had 1 catch his entire rookie season, for 5 yards. Ward stepped in off the practice squad because of injuries and his catches were all in Nov & Dec so he wasn't competing for targets with the starters like Lemon is. It's also not Lemon's fault they're just throwing those useless screens to him.

His YPC was actually much higher the first 2 games, last week was negative because of the screen plays that brought his average down.

So Lemon is already better than those 2 when comparing through 3 games in rookie season. Let's see what happens the rest of the year.

Just now, NOTW said:

You're comparing a rookie with 3 games to guys career averages. Compare to rookie seasons. Best comparison is those players through 3 games as a rookie.

Mahe literally had 1 catch his entire rookie season, for 5 yards. Ward stepped in off the practice squad because of injuries and his catches were all in Nov & Dec so he wasn't competing for targets with the starters like Lemon is. It's also not Lemon's fault they're just throwing those useless screens to him.

So Lemon is already better than those 2 when comparing through 3 games in rookie season. Let's see what happens the rest of the year.

Congrats. You are arguing that Lemon is better than Greg Ward and Reno Mahe.

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Congrats. You are arguing that Lemon is better than Greg Ward and Reno Mahe.

Nah just providing facts when you post things that are wrong.

49 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Nah just providing facts when you post things that are wrong.

I posted facts. Greg Ward and Reno Mahe had a higher average yards per catch than Lemon. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

5 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I posted facts. Greg Ward and Reno Mahe had a higher average yards per catch than Lemon. Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

You used career averages vs a rookie with 3 games. Bad comparison, bad logic.

49 minutes ago, NOTW said:

You used career averages vs a rookie with 3 games. Bad comparison, bad logic.

Nope. There is no logic. There was no inference or conclusion drawn from them. Stats are stats. Bad logic is refuting stats by calling it bad logic.

27 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Nope. There is no logic.

That sums up your posts!