Dan Orlovsky

Can Makai Lemon be, and I'm not going to say Puka Nakula, his rookie year, because Puka's rookie year had 105 catches for 1,500 yards.

But one thing about Lemon, a couple things about Makai as a college player.

Number one, does not drop the football.

does his his hands are as good as gold so does not drop the football two loves to work on the inside of the field he is a refined route runner three his yards after the catch his broken tackle or breaking tackle um ability and his ability to kind of turn the short into long is a big deal which is a part the but you know of this shanahan offense so it really comes down to like

What can you bank on on a Makai Lemon?

Devontae Smith's going to go for 75, 80-plus catches, 1,200-plus yards, and sniff 10-plus touchdowns.

I will guarantee people we're going to get that out of Devontae.

Can Makai do what Jaden Reed for Green Bay?

or what Brandon Ayuk did for San Francisco?

Because those are the two styles of players that he reminds me of, and it's the same type of system.

Those guys each went for like 64 and 60 catches, about 750 yards, eight touchdowns.

So can Makai Lemon for Philly...

Give them 65 catches, 750 yards, and six touchdowns.

If he does that, I think they're going to be fine.

I think they'll be in way more 12 personnel, two tight ends.

It absolutely puts pressure on Eli Stowers, their second-round pick, Vanderbilt tight end.

But here's the guy, okay?

I think they'll be in 12 way more than they have been.

In 11 personnel they've lived in.

Yeah, my honest opinion is I think it puts a ton of pressure on Jalen Hurts to prove that he can play in this offense, this style of offense.