Makai Lemon's Slow Start Could FORCE a Six-Receiver Roster

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Makai Lemon's lack of separation and delayed development could force the Eagles to retain both Darius Cooper and Elijah Moore on the final roster. McMullen explains why Lemon's route running has not translated yet, compares his concern with Eli Stowers, and works through the six-receiver and final-roster consequences.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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