Diante Lee

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5,622 appearances 19 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 10 Sep

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And then eventually you're like, we're talking about 18 people for a ten-person list.
We have to trim some of this.
I think that I struggle with that.
I also found myself just being more bullish, I think, on more offenses across the league than I thought I would have been going into this exercise.
I've got Jacksonville at 10 here.
And this was a cluster for me between 10 and 14, where this really is like, how do I feel getting out of bed in the morning making this pick?
I think that for Jacksonville, for me with Jacksonville, and I think specifically with Liam Cohen, and one of the things just throughout this exercise I kept coming back to is, what did I see on film last year that felt the most stable?
And we talked a lot about Jacksonville, I think, this offseason and ways in which that they may regress, they might not have.
I don't think anybody should expect them to be as hot to start this upcoming season as they were down the stretch of the last six to eight weeks last year.
But one of the things that we saw them kind of building on a week-by-week basis was an ability to find explosive runs, an ability to find early down success in the run game.
And then I think after they traded for Jacoby Myers and you started to see more of a breakout from Parker Washington, you started to see the ball get out of Trevor Lawrence's hands quickly underneath, allowing guys to go create after the catch.
And then on third downs, having these dependable guys that can help you move the chains and
I think I just come back on the whole just feeling like this is an offense that isn't necessarily complete yet.
I still think we need to see Brian Thomas Jr.
step into the role that I think Jacksonville ultimately wants for him being that unguardable X receiver option.
But they've got a solid enough offensive line.
You've got a great play designer in Liam Cohen.
You have a quarterback that has all the physical tools, and as we saw in the second half of last season, when he's not turning the ball over or taking unnecessary sacks, he can keep a good offensive float.
He can't—it's not just average.
He can genuinely be the driving force in the passing game for an offense that is above average, that is in that—
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