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PositiveRoleOct 28, 2026
First-round rookie receiver has seen his role and production continue to grow over the course of the season. After recording 65 receiving yards through the first four games, Lemon's production jumped with a 49-yard performance against Jacksonville in Week 5. In Week 7 primetime game, he caught seven out of eight targets for 67 yards and a touchdown—his first career TD. He is the first Eagles rookie to have at least five receptions, 50 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown in a game since DeVonta Smith did so three times in his 2021 rookie season. Lemon expressed growing comfort in the offense: 'The more that I progress throughout the season, I definitely feel like it's getting more comfortable, more familiar with the game.'PositiveBreakoutOct 27, 2026
With DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks out, Lemon logged career highs in snap count percentage, receptions (7), and yards (67); tied his career-high for targets (8) and scored his first career touchdown, showing promise in expanded role.PositiveBreakoutOct 27, 2026
Lemon delivered the best game of his career, catching seven passes for 67 yards and a touchdown, emerging as the Eagles' second primary receiving option. He primarily lined up in the slot when Philadelphia used 11 personnel, suggesting there's at least a chance Lemon could become the Eagles' second receiver at some point this season. If looking for help at wide receiver and missing out on other top rookie options, Lemon is a solid consolation prize on waivers.PositiveUsageOct 27, 2026
Lemon was the Eagles' best offensive performer in a 38-21 loss, recording a game-high seven catches for a team-high 67 yards and scoring on a 4-yard reception to give the Eagles a 21-20 lead on their first drive of the second half. He also made a crucial 15-yard reception on fourth-and-one at the Dallas 24, helping the Eagles' longest drive of the season (17 plays, 9:16).PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Makai Lemon, the Eagles' first-round pick from the 2026 NFL Draft, is active and expected to see increased opportunities with DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks ruled out. The source notes it will be interesting to see if Lemon can step up with more opportunities expected to come his way.PositiveRoleOct 25, 2026
Will be among the Eagles' top receiving options in Week 7 with DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks ruled out. The Cowboys' defense is noted as so bad that these replacement receivers could still have chances to succeed on Monday night.NegativeRoleOct 23, 2026
Lemon is listed as a potential receiver option for the Eagles if both Smith and Wicks miss Monday night's game against Dallas.PositiveUsageOct 19, 2026
Makai Lemon has logged the highest snap count percentages of his rookie season in back-to-back games and saw the third-most targets on Sunday with six, though they resulted in only three catches for 19 yards, suggesting increased opportunity despite modest production.NegativeInjuryOct 18, 2026
Makai Lemon visited the medical tent during the Week 6 game against the Panthers.NegativeRoleOct 18, 2026
Active receiver for the Eagles in Week 6.NegativeRoleOct 14, 2026
Offensive coordinator Sean Mannion explained the design and execution of Makai Lemon's late-game catch ahead of the Eagles' final field goal attempt against Jacksonville. Mannion noted the Eagles were facing a cover zero look, which created leverage issues. The primary focus of the play call was to advance the ball to help the field goal distance and avoid a negative play. Mannion revealed that Lemon was the first read on that play, and while Lemon was caught near the sideline and got pushed out, the execution achieved the intended outcome of advancing the ball.PositiveBreakoutOct 14, 2026
Lemon is among a group of young Eagles defenders (including Jihaad Campbell, Andrew Mukuba, Markel Bell, Willie Lampkin, Eli Stowers, and Micah Morris) who have flashed potential and might become consistent contributors with more snaps; the source views this youth movement as critical to the team's long-term success during the transition period following the departure of veteran leaders.NegativeUsageOct 14, 2026
Rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon is averaging just 7.2 yards per catch while the Eagles are still breaking him in. This low efficiency contributes to the Eagles' offensive struggles, which rank 30th in EPA per play and 30th in passing success rate through five weeks.PositiveBreakoutOct 13, 2026
Lemon is showing improvement week-to-week with good catches and strong YAC ability; he made a great catch on an under-center play-action throw and can create after the catch when given the ball on the move with momentum, a skill the Eagles rarely utilize; however, on the final drive he caught a quick out with room to the sideline but went out of bounds with 17 seconds remaining, a clock management error that the coaching staff should have communicated more clearly to the rookie.PositiveBreakoutOct 12, 2026
Lemon set new career highs in snaps played, targets, receptions, and receiving yards in Week 5 against Jacksonville, showing progression in the right direction. However, Vinny Curry notes uncertainty about his role going forward with Cooper coming on and DeVonta Smith returning sooner than later, making the receiver rotation unclear. Additionally, Lemon failed to stay in bounds on the Eagles' final drive, stopping the clock in a costly error.PositiveRoleOct 12, 2026
Lemon set career highs in snaps played, targets, receptions, and receiving yards in Week 5, showing progress in his role with the Eagles.PositiveUsageOct 11, 2026
Lemon made an 11-yard reception down the middle of the field for a first down on the Eagles' third possession, and later came up with another big reception with an 18-yard catch on a third-and-10 with 1:58 left in the third quarter, the first third-quarter, third-down conversion not by penalty for the Eagles since they beat Tennessee in Week 2.PositiveRoleOct 11, 2026
With DeVonta Smith and Hollywood Brown both ruled out, Lemon is one of five active receivers for the Eagles in Week 5, alongside Dontayvion Wicks, Darius Cooper, Elijah Moore, and Britain Covey.NegativeProjectionOct 11, 2026
Makai Lemon is projected as a starting WR for an Eagles offense the source describes as undermanned and struggling to move the ball; the source does not envision this offense scoring a lot of points against a Jaguars defense allowing the second-fewest points in the NFL.PositiveRoleOct 11, 2026
Makai Lemon, a young Eagles receiver, has found ways to be impactful in the first few games and is positioned to see expanded opportunity in Week 5 with WR1 DeVonta Smith out. The source highlights him as one of the young receivers stepping up to fill the void.PositiveRoleOct 10, 2026
The Eagles' 2026 first-round pick is going to continue to get playing time at receiver, indicating the team is committed to developing him and giving him opportunities despite the potential pursuit of external help like Marvin Harrison Jr.PositiveRoleOct 7, 2026
If both Hollywood Brown and DeVonta Smith are unavailable, Lemon will be among the five active receivers for the Eagles against Jacksonville, providing depth at the position.NegativeRoleOct 7, 2026
Makai Lemon hasn't shown anything in the 2025 draft class and the coaching staff doesn't know what to do with him, continuing the Eagles' pattern of failed recent draft picks.PositiveRoleOct 6, 2026
Makai Lemon deserves credit for blocking the safety on a running play, a contribution that matters when trying to create room beyond the defensive line. The source also praises Lemon for running a really good route and making a beautiful throw connection with Hurts on fourth down, converting a 13-yard gain on fourth-and-2 despite a protection failure.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
Lemon saw the second-most targets with six, logging three catches for 27 yards, but all three receptions came on the Eagles' third drive and he never got another touch after that. He was outsnapped by Cooper as WR2.NegativeUsageOct 5, 2026
With DeVonta Smith out, Lemon saw an increased workload and finished second in targets (to Cooper) with six targets, but converted those into only three catches for 27 yards. The Eagles' 2026 first-round pick did not look bad and the team stopped using him on telegraphed screens, but the source would have liked to see more production from him.PositiveUsageOct 4, 2026
Makai Lemon came through in the first half with three catches for 27 yards, contributing to Jalen Hurts' early success when he completed passes to five different receivers.PositiveUsageOct 4, 2026
Makai Lemon was targeted multiple times by Jalen Hurts and produced first downs; he completed a pass over the middle where he took a big hit but held on for a first down, and later caught a floating pass from Hurts on 4th-and-2 for another first down, showing he was a reliable target in the Eagles' passing game.NegativeRoleOct 4, 2026
Lemon is one of three skill players featured in the Eagles offense with DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert out. He is a tertiary receiving option in an offense that will prioritize feeding Saquon Barkley to limit Jalen Hurts' drop-backs.PositiveRoleOct 4, 2026
The Eagles are increasing Makai Lemon's offensive opportunities, though the source suggests they could deploy him more effectively by using him further downfield, indicating room for increased role expansion in the passing game.PositiveRoleOct 4, 2026
If DeVonta Smith cannot play, Makai Lemon could be asked to do more in the Eagles' passing game, increasing his role and opportunity.PositiveRoleOct 3, 2026
With DeVonta Smith and Hollywood Brown both out, Makai Lemon is expected to receive far more looks and be used more like a real receiver rather than just lining up everywhere. After three weeks under his belt, he should be up to speed on the playbook, though the key question is whether he can create separation as a route runner and make tough catches against tight coverage when defenses are not worrying about Smith.PositiveRoleOct 3, 2026
Expected to see increased offensive opportunities with DeVonta Smith sidelined by hamstring injury, though source notes to watch for predictable screen reception usage patterns.NegativeUsageOct 3, 2026
Makai Lemon played 35 snaps against the Bears, a season high representing 70% of offensive snaps, indicating increased role in the Eagles offense.PositiveRoleOct 2, 2026
Could see increased opportunities with Smith and Brown out, though the source notes these opportunities may come in predictable screen reception variety rather than downfield targets.NegativeRoleOct 1, 2026
Makai Lemon is among the healthy receivers the Eagles could rely on if DeVonta Smith is unavailable for Week 4. With Smith, Dallas Goedert, and Hollywood Brown all dealing with injuries or practice limitations, the Eagles' receiving depth would be reduced to Dontayvion Wicks, Makai Lemon, Darius Cooper, Elijah Moore, and Britain Covey, with Xavier Gipson available on the practice squad.PositiveBreakoutOct 1, 2026
Makai Lemon showed a glimpse of progress in Week 3 against the Bears, both as a receiver and blocker, though the source notes these are "baby steps" early in his development.PositiveUsageSep 30, 2026
Snap count percentage reached season-high in Week 3, slightly up from the 63% mark he held in each of the first two weeks.PositiveRoleSep 29, 2026
Lemon came open with ease on a pistol-formation play where the Eagles used a fake toss that moved the Bears in the wrong direction. The source highlights this as an example of how pistol gives the offense access to downhill run action without forcing Hurts to turn his back completely on the defense, creating easy completions. The Eagles used this formation only once despite its success.NegativeUsageSep 29, 2026
Rookie receiver's season production remains underwhelming despite week-to-week improvement: negative 5 yards vs Washington, 14 yards vs Tennessee, 29 yards vs Bears. Season totals: 7 catches for 38 yards, 5.4 yards per reception. The source notes Lemon has been targeted on three screens that have lost 11 total yards combined, while his four non-screen receptions yielded 49 yards. Quarterback Sean Mannion repeatedly calls bizarre screen plays for Lemon that lose yardage, limiting the rookie's fantasy upside despite occasional strong catch-and-run plays.NegativeUsageSep 29, 2026
Lemon hauled in the first play of the game for a 19-yard gain, but the Eagles' first drive fizzled after that opening reception.PositiveUsageSep 29, 2026
Lemon was targeted twice early in the Eagles' first drive, with both targets being completions. The source noted 'Another Lemon target that wasn't doomed from the start! Nice to see,' suggesting improved opportunity quality.PositiveBreakoutSep 28, 2026
Rookie receiver expected to break out against Bears' weak defense in Week 3 matchup. Lemon has made minimal impact so far (one catch for first down) due to limited preseason and gimmicky usage, but with Hollywood Brown and Dallas Goedert out, his snap count and target volume should increase significantly. The source projects he will see more traditional downfield usage against a Bears defense that was vulnerable against the Panthers in Week 1, positioning him for his first big NFL game.PositiveBreakoutSep 26, 2026
Head coach Nick Sirianni expressed growing confidence in rookie WR Makai Lemon each week in practice and stated he will be a big part of the Eagles' future because of his talent. Sirianni noted that Lemon is doing things a stat sheet can't show and his touches will come because he consistently does the right thing when the ball isn't going to him, indicating increased role opportunity ahead.NegativeBustSep 26, 2026
Lemon has started the season with at least two catches resulting in 4.5 or fewer yards per attempt, placing him in a historically poor cohort; of 110 WRs with such bad starts, most did not recover that season—examples include Doug Baldwin (29 catches, 366 yards in 2012), Julian Edelman (7 catches in 2010), and Tyler Lockett (cut after 7 games, later cut by Raiders and now a free agent); most players with starts as bad as Lemon's are forgettable, though there is still time for him to turn the corner.NegativeRoleSep 23, 2026
Lemon missed significant time in training camp, which helped Jalen Hurts foster a better connection with Wicks since Wicks became Hurts' top option to throw to during camp. In Week 2, Lemon caught 1 pass for 14 yards and had 1 run for -5 yards (a pass behind the line of scrimmage).PositiveProjectionSep 23, 2026
Makai Lemon earned a C- report card grade through Week 2. In Week 1, his peculiar usage with screens and shuffle passes resulted in negative five yards receiving. In the Tennessee game, the Eagles deployed him on another shuffle pass that lost five yards, though it was counted as a rushing attempt for box-score purposes. The source notes the Titans game 'wasn't a stats bonanza' despite the quality target.PositiveRoleSep 23, 2026
Makai Lemon received his first quality target in Week 2 against Tennessee and converted on a 14-yard catch, breaking nicely on a route and catching the pass with bodies around. The source expects Lemon's usage to increase as a middle-of-the-field slot target as the season progresses and Jalen Hurts targets that area more frequently, despite early-season struggles with screens and shuffle passes that produced negative yardage in Weeks 1 and 2.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Maintained his snap count percentage from Week 1 at 64% in Week 2, but his target volume declined significantly from four targets against the Commanders to only two total touches against the Titans, suggesting reduced offensive involvement despite consistent playing time.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Lemon is identified as an area for improvement in the Eagles' offensive performance, with the source noting that getting rid of passes to Lemon behind the line of scrimmage is something the offense needs to work on.PositiveUsageSep 21, 2026
Lemon contributed a clutch 14-yard reception on the Eagles' game-winning drive, demonstrating his value as a depth receiving option in the new Mannion offense. The source notes he 'showed up with a clutch 14-yard catch,' highlighting his ability to make plays in critical moments.PositiveUsageSep 21, 2026
Lemon had a legitimately encouraging 14-yard catch and made a tackle on Hurts' first interception, but the Eagles continue to use him on designed touches that aren't fooling the defense. He was thrown another backwards pass that counted as a five-yard rushing loss. Including the preseason, Lemon is now at 10 targets for 12 receiving yards (or 11 targets for seven receiving yards if the backwards pass is counted as a passing target). The current approach with Lemon isn't working.PositiveProjectionSep 21, 2026
Lemon, a rookie first-round draft pick, showed his value by catching up to Amani Hooker after Hooker intercepted Hurts' pass and returned it 92 yards toward the Eagles' end zone. Lemon's pursuit prevented a touchdown and limited the damage to the Eagles' 10-yard line.NegativeUsageSep 20, 2026
Lemon was targeted on a backwards pass that resulted in a loss, described as a 'bullshit play' by the commentary, contributing to the Eagles being in 3rd-and-12 on the play that led to Hurts' interception.PositiveRoleSep 20, 2026
Lemon made a nice contested grab on third-and-8 in the first quarter to move the Eagles into Titans territory, and later made a 92-yard interception return to prevent a pick-six after Hurts' end-zone interception. The source notes it was a 'nice contested grab by the rookie.'PositiveProjectionSep 20, 2026
Bold prediction for Week 2: Makai Lemon logs exactly 88 receiving yards against the Titans, suggesting upside in the receiving game for the Eagles.NegativeBreakoutSep 19, 2026
The source states Lemon just doesn't seem to be in a place right now where he's confident enough in himself and comfortable enough in the Eagles offense to make plays to help the team win. The source explicitly says 'he just doesn't look ready' and 'the guy I saw out there against Washington just didn't look NFL ready,' though acknowledges it's way too early to call him a bust.NegativeUsageSep 19, 2026
Lemon had four targets for negative-five yards in Week 1 against Washington, making him the sixth NFL WR since 1977 with at least four targets for negative-five yards or less; the second WR since 1977 with negative-five or fewer yards in his NFL debut (following Brandon Banks in 2010); and the first first-round WR ever with minus-five or fewer yards in his NFL debut. The source notes the Eagles are not doing him favors with designed touches where the defense does not look fooled.NegativeRoleSep 19, 2026
The source argues the Eagles are not being fair to Lemon by putting him on the field before he's fully ready; there should be more of a timeshare at the third wide receiver role early in the season as Lemon is still catching up to speed. Lemon played 35 offensive snaps in Week 1 despite being inactive in camp with a hamstring injury.NegativeUsageSep 19, 2026
Lemon's NFL career is off to a discouraging statistical start with six catches for -2 yards across two games including the final preseason game. His usage has been perplexing, likely because the Eagles are getting his feet wet as he comes back from injury. Despite receiving significant snaps in the Washington game, he cannot just be a cardio king; the Eagles need more traditional involvement instead of just screens and sweeps. Hopefully he is healthier and more up to speed so the Eagles can get him involved in a more traditional way.PositiveMatchupSep 18, 2026
Eagles receiver should be moved around via motion, shifts, and different splits to exploit Titans secondary communication issues; the source notes the Jets used simple motion and late shifts to create chaos in Tennessee's secondary, and the Eagles should replicate this strategy with Lemon to force the Titans to declare their coverage rules and pass routes off properly.NegativeProjectionSep 18, 2026
Eagles first-round rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon had a quiet Week 1 debut, catching 3-of-4 targets for minus-5 yards in the 24-22 win vs. the Commanders. He did make a key block during Jalen Hurts' crucial third-and-18 conversion in the fourth quarter, but his stat line was disappointing. When asked to sum up his first NFL game, Lemon said "Lots to improve on." He identified route details and assignment definition as areas needing improvement. His struggles follow a forgettable offseason during which he was injured for most of training camp; in the preseason finale, he recorded just 3 yards on three catches plus a drop that led to an interception.NegativeRoleSep 17, 2026
Lemon ran 25 routes in his NFL debut against Washington and is a work in progress; he's not a twitchy gadget player and is probably better utilized working the middle of the field as a slot receiver finding soft spots against zone coverage; however, he's a willing but limited blocker in an offense that uses heavy condensed sets, making him an important part of the run game; he struggled in the run game in his debut, with defensive back Nick Cross driving him into Saquon Barkley's running lanes a couple times; best-case scenario is getting him the ball on underneath routes tied to play-action while putting him in fewer blocking situations from condensed formations.PositiveUsageSep 16, 2026
Between preseason and Week 1, Lemon has been targeted nine times for negative two yards total. In Week 1 specifically, he had 4 targets for -5 yards and -0.97 EPA/target, costing the Eagles almost a full expected point per target. The source criticizes the Eagles' designed touches near the line of scrimmage as ineffective in practice, preseason, and Week 1, and argues the team should rotate in alternatives like Darius Cooper, Hollywood Brown, or Elijah Moore rather than forcing the issue with the first-round pick.PositiveUsageSep 15, 2026
Makai Lemon led the league in negative yards per reception in Week 1, indicating inefficient target usage and potential concerns about his role or effectiveness in the Packers' offense.PositiveRoleSep 15, 2026
Sirianni praised Lemon's NFL debut, highlighting his consistent blocking and doing the right things in the right spots; while his targets didn't result in big yardage gains, Sirianni emphasized the young WR's unseen contributions that help win games and noted the team's trust in Lemon will help him develop, contrasting this with situations where lack of trust can stunt a young player's progress.NegativeUsageSep 14, 2026
Makai Lemon saw a good deal of playing time as WR3 in Week 1, but the results were poor; his five targets produced three receptions for -5 yards. Washington's defense clearly wasn't fooled by the designed touches for the rookie first-round pick.NegativeRoleSep 14, 2026
The source grades Makai Lemon a D for Week 1 and attributes his rough performance partly to scheme fit; he missed significant offseason practice time due to hamstring injury. The source believes Lemon should operate in the slot to leverage his strengths, and notes the Eagles clearly want him involved given his snap volume (29 receiver snaps, third-most at position), suggesting the team is still determining how to integrate him into the offense after DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks.PositiveUsageSep 14, 2026
Makai Lemon received 29 receiver snaps (third-most at position) in Week 1 but finished with negative five yards on 3 catches from 4 targets, with two catches on doomed screens and one short perimeter target. The source notes his usage was odd given his skill set and that he should live in the slot to get him going, but acknowledges his slow start was expected due to hamstring injury limiting offseason participation. The Eagles are still figuring out how to deploy him after DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks.PositiveRoleSep 13, 2026
Makai Lemon is active and among the six receivers dressed for Week 1 against Washington: DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks, Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown, Darius Cooper, and Britain Covey.NegativeRoleSep 13, 2026
Makai Lemon missed most of training camp, which could impact the Eagles' passing game readiness entering 2026. He is one of only two WRs on the current team younger than 25 (along with Darius Cooper), and the new offense's emphasis on timing and precision makes his absence during camp particularly concerning.NegativeRoleSep 12, 2026
2026 first-round pick was considered for punt return duties but will not handle that role for Week 1. Britain Covey was selected as the primary punt returner instead, with Lemon not in the mix for the opener against Washington.NegativeRoleSep 12, 2026
Makai Lemon is listed as a starter on the Eagles' depth chart and was taking all first-team reps in the slot upon returning from injury in late August, but his preseason debut was not encouraging and head coach Nick Sirianni did not give him a strong vote of confidence regarding his readiness to contribute immediately. The source expects Lemon will start but share snaps with Elijah Moore, Hollywood Brown, and/or Darius Cooper, as those players appear more prepared to contribute in Week 1. Lemon's receiving yards over/under is currently 575.5.NegativeRoleSep 12, 2026
Lemon, the 2026 first-round pick, is listed as a starter on the Eagles' team-issued depth chart at WR3. He was taking all the first-team reps in the slot upon returning from a hamstring injury in late August. However, the source questions whether Lemon is currently ready to be the main man in that third receiver role, noting his preseason debut wasn't encouraging and that Nick Sirianni didn't give him the strongest vote of confidence when asked about his role.NegativeRoleSep 12, 2026
Makai Lemon is the only late-round draft pick likely to get real playing time barring injuries; however, he spent the entire offseason rehabbing a hamstring injury and was rarely seen during training camp, raising concerns about his readiness.NegativeUsageSep 11, 2026
Lemon missed significant time in summer due to hamstring injury and got limited snaps in the final preseason game; listed as Eagles' starting WR3 and punt returner on team depth chart, but snap count involvement in Week 1 is uncertain given the depth of experienced receivers (DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks, Hollywood Brown, Elijah Moore, Darius Cooper) ahead of him. The source's primary Week 1 focus is monitoring actual playing time versus listed starter status rather than production.PositiveRoleSep 10, 2026
Eagles pass game coordinator Josh Grizzard expressed strong confidence in Lemon's development, saying he has "done an unbelievable job" of being engaged in meetings and asking strong questions. Grizzard noted Lemon has been "dialed in" and "in a good spot" while learning alignments and adjustments during practice, positioning him to contribute in upcoming games.NegativeRoleSep 10, 2026
Rookie receiver Makai Lemon had a rough preseason debut that suggested he may still have ways to go before fulfilling offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's plan for him in the new system. Coach Nick Sirianni sidestepped a question about Lemon's readiness for Week 1 by emphasizing confidence in the entire receiver corps, which may suggest Lemon must prove himself in practice this week before his regular-season debut. However, pass game coordinator Josh Grizzard expressed strong confidence, saying Lemon has 'done an unbelievable job' in meetings, asking strong questions, and learning alignments and adjustments while sidelined.PositiveRoleSep 9, 2026
Rookie WR missed three weeks of training camp but Sirianni expresses confidence in his ability to play Week 1; Sirianni is confident in the entire WR room including Lemon and excited about the collective playmaking potential. Sirianni notes Lemon is one of several guys in the room who can make plays and is looking forward to him having opportunities Sunday and moving forward.PositiveRoleSep 9, 2026
Lemon is part of the Eagles' receiving corps expected to help fill the void left by the departure of a key receiver. In Sean Mannion's play-action-heavy scheme, Lemon, along with Dontayvion Wicks, Hollywood Brown, and Elijah Moore, are positioned to support the offense's success. The source states, 'if Dontayvion Wicks, Hollywood Brown, Elijah Moore and Makai Lemon can help make up for the loss of good ol' What's His Name in New England... there's nothing that can hold this offense back.'