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Welcome, welcome. 
So where I know that I have a 

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now it's a my time to we're 
taking, I don't know, like maybe

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pay some back a little bit. 
Yeah, he's not able to make it 

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this evening so it'll just be me
and I will be taking this 

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podcast solo. 
So yeah, let's let's get into 

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it. 
I so obviously Sam, he's the, 

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he's the great chart person, he 
makes really, really beautiful 

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charts. 
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do that. 
And so be a little bit of a mix 

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of like maybe some data tables 
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but the information will be the 
same. 

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And so yeah, let's let's dig 
into this a little bit and This 

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is this, this is the same data 
that that we look at in the 

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charts. 
We've got adjusted yards per 

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attempt at which gives 
quarterbacks credit for 

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touchdowns and punishes or mark 
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So I guess we've been looking at
this data all season. 

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So no surprise to see a true up 
the top and Jalen hurts Pat 

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Mahomes. 
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thing is like I suppose any 
Dalton is a lot higher than I 

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would have imagined and very, 
very close to the Joshua. 

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Allen doesn't have nearly the 
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attempts, and and doesn't have 
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still interesting to see. 
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played lights out and over the 
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And but it is still notable that
his for the full season, his 

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adjusted yards per attempt has 
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And and so that I guess that's 
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They kind of like temper 
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because he did have the blow up 
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too carried away. 
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reality a little bit and the you
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two point three percent and not 
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of that would be down to kind of
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we're looking at just 130 pass 
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And so, maybe, maybe that's some
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upside in that are maybe he 
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If let's say his true to 
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and a half, maybe the is next. 
A couple of games will be more 

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fruitful for him and the 
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forward. 
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repair car, honestly a little 
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Surprising to see be a 4.6 
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Which is pretty solid, and but 
still being pretty pretty 

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lackluster. 
And Russell Wilson just seven 

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yards, I just need yards per 
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No, surprise there. 
If you watch them and Justin 

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Herbert. 
Somebody else, who had a great 

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game at over the weekend. 
And but for the full season, six

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point, eight adjusted yards for 
attend. 

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And I suppose some of that has 
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the Chargers have seen, and what
still I would have expected him 

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to be more of this range. 
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over it. 
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at 7.9 adjusted yards per 
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encouraging. 
If trailing Burke's can get back

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on the field and have like 
runtime of, it was a competent 

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quarterback. 
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interesting and that maybe he 
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trail on Burks their monster 
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And what else are we looking at 
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I guess, you know, for like he 
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Pretty was mr. 
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And for a very late, drafted 
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yards per attempt is not bad and
just see see a the Achievers 

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comment here. 
And yeah I would say that that's

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solid push down, right. 
Definitely aided by having 

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Davante Adams for sure. 
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look like if he was not there 
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I supposed of given. 
Hello. 

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Hi Jimmy. 
Geez, adjusted yards per attempt

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was and this is probably still 
like if Jimmy G is top 5 

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adjusted yards per tent or like 
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the weaponry and the offense of 
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And maybe six point seven is 
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Dot and and probably not really 
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the Champs Watson and adding a 
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rushing yards and in around 30 
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really, really / numbers 
actually and 5.3, just you guys 

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pretend just a 11.6 touch that 
percent. push down right and 

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obviously he's taken some time 
off and but he hasn't played in 

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a while. 
What? 

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And What you call it just really
really bad and not somebody that

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I would consider arrests are 
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And so let's say, let's move on 
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And so I did, I can't make all 
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made, but I did make my best 
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can't. 
That I can make that my, that I 

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can make an Excel. and, Really 
interesting here with the the 

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what you call it and in the last
since we 10 is how I've 

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calculated this and you've got 
John and Taylor James Conner. 

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I'm Josh Jacobs, really the kind
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team usage and so just a 
reminder on this, you've got 

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kind of like got And some uses 
this the super-secret and 

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program. 
He's got some Secret Sauce that 

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I guess not. 
Oh no the share. 

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I'll put it that way and But 
what was I talking about? 

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So we've got Jonathan Taylor and
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And that's honestly I think that
if you were to ask somebody at 

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the side of the Season would 
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Our account at that are on the 
Hut on the field for product for

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I guess, fantasy relevant in 
fantasy relevant ways at the 

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highest percentage of anybody 
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I would not have expected him 
Connor. 

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I'm Josh Jacob Has to be in that
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And so just as a reminder, and 
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So what we take every play that 
a team run and is like, hey, 

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what percentage of those plays 
were rushing attempts for James 

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Conner and then what percent of 
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route and so that way we get to 
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them work, share and on their 
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So, what else are we looking at 
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One thing that is I thought I do
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Dalvin cook? 
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then you look at. 
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expected points. 
What kind of like expected Point

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workload? 
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converting to, and it's about 15
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And he's been under that, but 
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and five expected receiving 
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And so I do think that really 
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tough year, it has been for kind
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high-value touch at workloads 
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particularly concentrated and Is
notable product Christian 

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McCaffrey even though his is 
percent team. 

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Share is not a leap or are I 
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Not in the top tier his expected
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and behind. 
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believe it or not and that 
Austin Eckler. 

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And so, and that's not going to 
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I don't think, but go that go to
keep in mind and we're are we I 

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have to like, how does this 
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In combination, we get context. 
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I do think that it's interesting
that sake. 

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One is still staying in around 
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despite, and not really this 
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guess top tier, but not a not, 
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Ava of kind of market share. 
What else we got going on here? 

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And look to c.f County, Pollard 
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He's actually on the next chart.
So I'll move down here so this, 

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but he's actually on the second 
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He is He's I just 49 percent is 
taking place either either 

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getting a Russian attempt or 
running a route, but and when he

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is on the field, he's getting 
the ball. 

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Such a high proportion of the 
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there in and around them. 16 
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crushing it on efficiency as 
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And so that that I think that's 
very interesting where Even 

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though he is probably now back 
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actually full part-time player 
and with Zeke getting in the mix

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that when he is on the field, 
he's getting so much opportunity

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and he's at you probably should 
expect some regression but he's 

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also a good player so you are 
getting efficient and use. 

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He is being a fish. 
And with his use and so 

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definitely, it definitely 
interesting player that it kind 

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of flare. 
We're in BFS, if he's going to 

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be loans and you want to play 
him just because he has that 

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volatility profile where he can 
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And I know. 
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big Fall From Grace for Rahim, 
most stirred, and still still I 

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guess in the 48 percent range, 
but abysmal and It is abysmal on

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the expected points a historical
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That's, that's funny. 
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Maybe I should maybe I should 
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and make the delivery charts and
these actually they kind of do 

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look like The Leverage hurts, 
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usage and yeah, I know that 
people have really enjoyed those

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in the IM in, what's it called? 
The hand Builders up October 

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owes Channel and and and it 
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to update those on the weekend. 
So I was happy to provide So, 

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yeah, so Rahim most are not 
really not a bad rush and root 

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chair here, but it's just not 
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And you can see that with Jeff 
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he's supposed to be lower, he's 
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But really not getting any two 
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business end of the season where
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pushing 15, 20 points, and if 
you would like to win and that's

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kind of what you need, Yeah, and
before I move on, and does 

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anybody have any questions? 
Is there any, is there a player 

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that at anybody would like me to
spend time talking about, or I? 

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Yeah, I will move onto at the 
wide receivers. and, What else 

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do we got going on here? 
Yeah, Rashad white and a little 

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bit of a promotion for him and 
twenty twenty percent of this is

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team, schnapps are Rush, are for
him and then he that 32%, and 

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he's running a route and 
translating at this, that's 16 

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points. 
Expected points per game, and 

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may, not really, Getting, 
they're not really giving any 

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kind of efficiency and minus 
point zero four fantasy points 

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over expected. 
So for me, that's that's 

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basically that's well within the
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So I'm basically he's doing what
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I guess what? 
Not really lighting the world on

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fire and but definitely 
encouraging to see that kind of 

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uptick over the last couple 
weeks and possibly going to hold

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on. 
But a little bit, a little bit, 

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surprising to see, Nick Chubb, 
buried so much here where he's 

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gonna kind of like only on 
fantasy relevant plays 48 

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percent of the time that was 
looking a lot better, Aryan or 

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season 12 or 12 and a half 
expected points there or 

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thereabouts expect for game, and
then really middlee in terms of 

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the efficiency. 
I think Nick Chubb is is 

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somebody who can have a game 
where he's just ripping off, 

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huge runs and getting eternity 
points that definitely, and if 

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his price starts coming down on 
on DraftKings, and if people 

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don't want to play them, 
definitely definitely 

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interesting. 
Play are from that point of 

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view. 
So we go. 

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So still 14 expected points for 
Leonard fournette. 

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Even though at or Shad, white 
has come to this forced him to 

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be the one be planning to 
Chinese. 

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Now the 1B, and but still 14 
expected points really, really 

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not giving you what you needed 
with that kind of to treat earn 

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basketball pick and I've seen 
and I've seen enough of any 

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foreign app.net. 
I probably will never be able to

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play him again. 
Maybe Never Say Never, but it's 

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a good kind of got called out a.
That's where I'm feeling right 

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now I suppose and we ever get 
midseason etm back and That 

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would be really nice, right? 
The the ATN not forced and James

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Robinson out of town. 
They're like oh yeah this this 

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is this is our guy now and he's 
is utilization is not terrible 

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but it's certainly not a lie and
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half and if I let's say if I 
change this back to of The 

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Twelve so you're looking are. 
Yeah. 

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So you're looking at week 12. 
And week, 13 and week 14. 

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So yes, 7.7 expected points per 
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efficiency. 
No, he did. 

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Have he did have the injury and 
so maybe he needs to work true 

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that true that a little bit and 
but not not looking enticing for

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me. 
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he's coming back up to 25 
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clear more. 

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But that's such a Difference 
Maker and this year, running 

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back. and, Melvin Gordon. 
What's he doing? 

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Here? 
I got Elite that one. 

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And delete them from my 
spreadsheet. 

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Unfortunately I can't really 
don't for my best ball for her 

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Leo. 
Anybody we're looking at here. 

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So Garrick and me Canyon, we 
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and I'm sure it's not. 
That's made a difference and 

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forgetting advancing team to the
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And but still, I suppose still a
solid expected points to, which 

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is really nice to see. 
Because I obviously players can 

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have those huge plays and Big 
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you two points and you want 
those and but you will never 

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have a sustainable. 
They are. 

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And but gray too great to see 
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Even over the last couple weeks.
I'll change this back to back to

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10. 
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or even back home, back to week 
10, 12 expected once per game, 

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when you draft would how late he
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Drafted that at that, that's a 
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points in the passing game. 
So, I thought I should help blow

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bat. 
Tyler L Jared I've got too many 

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teams where my my running backs 
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taller allergy or is still is 
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It doesn't feel great and, So 
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wide receivers and obviously, as
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probably going to be a little 
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evening. 
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Last set, just just less less 
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person versus too. 
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there's going to be anything too
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God. 
Christian Kirk. 

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Cristian Kirk, he's odd, a, he's
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what just fifty percent on the 
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Is that honestly, that that does
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lower than I would have thought.
And put he goes happy as a great

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route chair and so even though 
it's strong, not only am and 

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he's running, almost every 
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so that is translating 2015, 15 
fantasy points per game. 

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What else have we got going on 
here? 

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So, I've got this field, I've 
got this filtered down to the 

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show. 
Anybody with 85 to 100 percent 

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of the team reps. 
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thing that it was not the nicest
to see here and was a Jones 

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coming in at at 52 percent rate,
of targets for our run, 91% of 

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the route share, and that 12 
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So definitely, yeah, definitely.
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for where you are getting is a 
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resurrection he was cheap in the
best ball. 

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Resurrection. 
Even after the Jaguars I kind of

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show. 
No, yeah, they can put up some 

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productive games. 
What else are we looking at 

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here? 
And Interesting Gabe Davis 44% 

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way to targets for our run, 
really high at Route share. 

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And what yeah the target rate 
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been as high as you need it. 
And some of that is probably the

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tank and Stefon Diggs who's up 
at like a ridiculous 71% I am 

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kind of probably just hired to, 
to Aaron the and the 

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concentrated, and not a high 
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and to justify kind of like 
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with Stefon Diggs being such a 
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her. 
Obviously love seeing Draco and 

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then up at 66% that at that is 
really nice to see and that's 

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one where yeah, you know, the 
points haven't really been there

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and but it's a the underlying 
metrics are really strong. 

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If they're ever did become a 
time where the, the Falcons past

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attack did get going now, who 
knows when that could be, if 

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that might happen, but we do 
know that if it were to happen 

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at, you would probably get you 
would like to get a lot of 

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points from a dragon London and 
so, definitely something 

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something to someone of those 
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hey, you know, this is probably 
your probably on your cook 

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kicked in the nuts, more often 
than not and but what you with, 

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you probably will get games 
where games and hopefully see 

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you Throughout his career where 
he scored his lots of points. 

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So definitely someone to click 
over and over. 

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But at least that's what I'm 
going to do. 

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And Yeah, you know, I guess one 
of the one of the issues for the

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Falcons was that or their 
passing game is that they just 

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did not trust Mariota to the 
sling. 

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It and we all saw that clip 
where he truly under Section and

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then the head coach was like, 
yeah, we're not doing that 

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anymore. 
And so maybe maybe Ritter and 

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maybe he can provide the kind of
spark where they do trust their 

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policy. 
No offense. 

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And at those got going a little 
bit more and that's what we can 

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hope for, right? 
And well, so we got going on 

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here. 69%, very a, very fitting 
for mr. 

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Metcalf and 15 points per game 
about says, that's really 

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strong. 
Let's move on to the the next 

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grouping. 
Life is about right? 

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and, So nowhere, no surprise. 
One of the stories of the season

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has just been has been how huge 
Tyree kill has been for the 

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Dolphins passing game and 90% 
and wait, if I go for a run, 

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let's just just for context. 
The next highest. if you 

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exclude, let's say, Let's 
exclude the kind of like part 

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time receivers. 
The next highest is Davante. 

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Adams of 77% and like just an 
unbelievable season for him and 

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22 points per game. 
Really, really strong. 

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There we go. 
I'm in raw, I'll see kind of 

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like a little bit of a 
disappointment and with the 

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injuries and, and the kind of 
like games where It was in, it 

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was healthy enough to play but 
maybe not to produce. 

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And what still really strong 
game are extremely strong and 

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production when he has been 
playing and T. 

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Hey guns. 
I'm honestly, I'm a little bit 

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too triggered to it. 
Talk about to Higgins after Dada

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taking off the injury report 
report and then not played and 

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so maybe, maybe I should just 
move on and 61% for gel and 

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waddle. 
It is interesting that they have

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these ridiculous concentration, 
like, 61% way to carry for it. 

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Run nine percent but they're 
bowed, The their boat at 82% a 

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trout chair so like they'll take
them off the field. 

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More often done at order talk to
your receivers but then like far

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Target off the target at them 
when they do get on that. 

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Like I think that's like an 
interesting. 

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Yeah, it's interesting. 
Interesting to see of like maybe

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When you have these elite 
players. 

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When you have these elite 
players, maybe if you don't give

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them kind of like routes or 
like, you don't put them on the 

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field when you're not actually 
getting your full, use the full 

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use out of them. 
Just something something 

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notable. 
Yeah, asan. 

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I love her son and definitely 
one of my favorite people in the

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financial Community. 
But he's dead fucking wrong 

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about two years and I think this
is what is this? 

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My story, and I'm sticking to it
is that if you had a flipped the

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T Higgins week, 16 game, with 
the gemara Chiefs week, 17 game 

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and Auntie Higgins was the one 
when people all the money. 

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Like it. 
The perception would just be 

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completely different. 
But I really, I'm not impressed 

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with the Bangles. 
And what else we got going on 

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here? 
And Did you Smith Smith 

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Schuster? 
44% and wait a sec refer at run.

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I yeah I that's probably is a 
little bit disappointing and 

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consider and how highly he was 
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percent route chair and yeah not
and not not what you needed, not

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what you needed. 
And then incorrectly. 

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I was interesting to see Curtis 
Samuel, he goes get targeted 

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with their slick, short targets,
stop the way to Target for a 

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room. 
There's not like them. 

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What? 
Hey, twelve and a half and 

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points per game from your last 
round, pick pretty nice. 

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And Jerry, Judy, another guy 
where they kind of underlying or

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peripheral metrics, a great, 60%
way to Target for. 

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Everyone is a really strong at 
it is clearly a Target getter 

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and but 12 and a half points, 
even when he per game, even when

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he scored had the tree touchdown
game and Last weekend and been 

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disappointing. 
And and another one where, and 

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he would strongly believe that, 
if the that passing game did get

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going, he would be, it would be 
a big reason why it would get 

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going and score a lot of points.
So definitely not ready to throw

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in the towel on Jerry Judy. 
Yet for me anyway. and, However,

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Boyd, it's tough looking at 30 
per 36 percent way to Target run

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for him. 
And I really love talking about 

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the player and admire his his 
ability as receiver and But it's

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it's really hard to get it a 
strong Target chair when you're 

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playing with a Jamar Chase and T
Higgins. 

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Yeah. 
What else we got going on here? 

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yeah, nothing really striking me
and 

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I'll know Chris. 
What did I do? 

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Is this guy I'm trying to figure
out did you just spell my name 

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wrong on purpose? 
Or is this about James Conner? 

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That's what that's that was my 
first thought actually my second

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thought was what this this 
sounds like at my mom given out 

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to me out when I'm in trouble. 
Connor. 

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Or maybe it's Connor. 
Well yeah, it's trying to trying

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to trying to decipher it out at 
that comment a little bit. 

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So, I'm going to filter out the 
1775 because they're just 

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looking at it. 
Christian Watson. 

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And if you that's it, that's a 
huge mess for me. 

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I did not believe in the talent 
coming out of college and I 

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thought, hey this guy, it took 
him like, what, four or five 

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years to get to get going and 
and non power 5 school, but 

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clearly that at that did not 
those suspicions. 

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Those doubts were not correct. 
T' and huge 66 where to target 

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for at run on just a 49% that 
route chair, obviously that's 

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going to pick up on and has been
picking up. 

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So, I could definitely easily be
a for husband, a force. 

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The last couple of weeks and 
will likely be a strong force in

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the playoffs and Ellen, Burke's 
58%. 

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We know the story here. 
He's a beast and we need them. 

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Get off the injury table, back 
on the field, scoring points, 

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putting up scoring touchdowns. 
He's getting yardage dot are 

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please and thank you. 
Anybody else? 

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We're spending time on here. 
Hmm, this said this 37% is 

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honestly a little bit 
disappointing for Tycoon Taunton

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and kind of like well-regarded 
Prospect as a receiver. 

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I was excited at the drop them 
in the 8 inch round this year 

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and Pull It in a Patriots. 
What your see record that is not

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particularly strong at would 
like to see a higher number than

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that. 
And the Sean Jackson gets an 

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absolute Chad 30%, route chair. 
But when he goes, it's going 

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there going to be If I'm going 
to move on to tie downs, but if 

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there if anybody if anybody has 
any questions but or the 

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receiver you want me to talk 
about? 

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I will come back to it. 
Another charity. 

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Hey I do the charts that I can 
write. 

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We've got a damn this. 
What we're trying to focus in is

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unroot, share and who is on the 
field running routes at a 

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height, the highest percentage 
of the time because with the 

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exception of your Travis, 
Kelsey's your mark on Andrews, 

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your George kills and a tight. 
End is a Thai dance. 

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And a lot of the time they're 
not they're not the same man. 

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They it tight ends that they 
don't score a lot of funds you 

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points. 
But what you're trying to do is 

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you're trying it once you miss 
out on the on the ones that are 

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really wide receivers, like 
Travis Kelce, and you are trying

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to find, hey, who's Sonia, I can
get for cheap. 

448
00:38:52,000 --> 00:38:55,900
That's running. 
A lot of routes and is also has 

449
00:38:55,900 --> 00:39:02,600
a tight end designation and 
really nice to see at t.j. 

450
00:39:02,600 --> 00:39:08,000
Hawkinson up here. 
And I've also got, I've also got

451
00:39:08,000 --> 00:39:14,800
the data here where 20% targets 
per outrun and then 7.3 a DOT 

452
00:39:15,200 --> 00:39:22,100
and he is now a viking though. 
So I'm gonna put in a little 

453
00:39:22,500 --> 00:39:28,900
little men. 
Manual adjustment here. 

454
00:39:31,100 --> 00:39:38,500
Welcome at 87% are 87% Route 15 
percent Target for a run and 

455
00:39:38,500 --> 00:39:44,500
then in 98 like that is a far 
cry from area in the year like I

456
00:39:44,500 --> 00:39:52,000
know that you're always going to
have A shortage of pass attempts

457
00:39:52,200 --> 00:39:56,400
for the Bears for the 
foreseeable future. 

458
00:39:56,800 --> 00:40:02,200
But that is a, that's a really 
nice share of the pie for a 

459
00:40:02,200 --> 00:40:05,400
tight end and can definitely see
how he's had. 

460
00:40:05,400 --> 00:40:09,700
Those kind of spike games, those
Spike weeks, has some people 

461
00:40:09,700 --> 00:40:19,400
like to call them and 80% routes
are for Greg, dulcich 17%, I 

462
00:40:19,400 --> 00:40:25,100
guess, / at Rouen 12.7, a DOT, 
and another player we're like 

463
00:40:25,400 --> 00:40:28,600
gray, peripherals, and can 
definitely, I could definitely 

464
00:40:28,600 --> 00:40:35,800
see him having at the type of 
game that the helps people a lot

465
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in the, in the playoffs. 
What else have we got going on 

466
00:40:43,700 --> 00:40:47,600
here? 
And I've talked about this in re

467
00:40:47,600 --> 00:40:53,600
in it, previously, trama, cried,
and over here, had high hopes 

468
00:40:53,600 --> 00:40:59,900
for him and in the offseason, 
But despite now getting on the 

469
00:40:59,900 --> 00:41:04,600
field for a 70%, on the the 
roads and I'm like I got this at

470
00:41:04,600 --> 00:41:06,900
the weekend as well. 
Yeah, I do. 

471
00:41:08,800 --> 00:41:13,700
Seven percent of routes and just
a nine percent Target. 

472
00:41:13,700 --> 00:41:18,900
Share five, a DOT and really, 
really disappointing. 

473
00:41:19,000 --> 00:41:23,100
Really disappointing and 
somebody who has not been 

474
00:41:23,100 --> 00:41:25,600
disappointing, is that David and
joke. 

475
00:41:25,600 --> 00:41:31,700
Ooh, obviously working back from
and midseason injury, but Point 

476
00:41:31,800 --> 00:41:35,500
like he's running around 70%. 
It's not great, but it's not 

477
00:41:35,500 --> 00:41:39,600
bad. 
And and then Pretty ridiculous 

478
00:41:39,600 --> 00:41:43,900
to be honest, 21%, dead Target 
for outrun and solid, eight out 

479
00:41:43,900 --> 00:41:49,500
of eight or seven point nine. 
And somebody that well were 

480
00:41:49,700 --> 00:41:55,700
playing and in DFS after a 
while, I guess ownership and 

481
00:41:57,000 --> 00:42:00,800
ownership and Price egg 
contingent but not. 

482
00:42:00,800 --> 00:42:07,500
So I don't need anybody to sniff
your nose on. and, A little bit 

483
00:42:07,500 --> 00:42:11,400
disappointing that a rubber 
kunin Bobby Bonilla, never you 

484
00:42:11,400 --> 00:42:15,800
never got up to at the right 
chair, that we were hoping first

485
00:42:15,900 --> 00:42:21,500
stuff down and 63% and kind of 
hope that with his recovery 

486
00:42:21,600 --> 00:42:25,100
ongoing recovery from the ACL 
injury. 

487
00:42:25,400 --> 00:42:28,200
He would become more of a 
full-time player as the season 

488
00:42:28,200 --> 00:42:33,700
wore on and obviously a big part
of the team when he is on the 

489
00:42:33,700 --> 00:42:36,600
field with 19% them at Target 
for right run. 

490
00:42:36,700 --> 00:42:41,500
Oh, and but never really got not
really still not getting the 

491
00:42:41,500 --> 00:42:43,500
right chair that we're looking 
for. 

492
00:42:47,600 --> 00:42:51,900
Gerald Everett. 
Yeah I definitely yet was not at

493
00:42:51,900 --> 00:42:56,800
looking for him to be 50 truth 
53% of the rats that are. 

494
00:42:57,300 --> 00:43:01,800
That's pretty low. 
What how how excited I was for 

495
00:43:01,800 --> 00:43:04,100
Jared out Everett at the start 
of the year? 

496
00:43:05,200 --> 00:43:09,600
Like a sickie. 
Fifty percent 15 percent that 

497
00:43:09,600 --> 00:43:16,200
are overrun 10.2 a dot. 
Yeah, yeah, that's not great. 

498
00:43:16,200 --> 00:43:20,600
No Fant. 
Another guy who wear the red 

499
00:43:20,600 --> 00:43:26,000
chair is not great and what the 
targets per outrun is really 

500
00:43:26,000 --> 00:43:28,200
strong. 
I mean, I'm curious now. 

501
00:43:36,100 --> 00:43:41,500
So yeah, all of these are the 
Seattle tight ends. 

502
00:43:41,900 --> 00:43:46,300
They get so, 18 percent Target 
bird 116, percent, Target for 

503
00:43:46,300 --> 00:43:49,900
everyone. 
Get a solid work when when they 

504
00:43:49,900 --> 00:43:54,400
got on the field and and I think
that's like interesting from 

505
00:43:54,400 --> 00:44:01,800
like a contingent them and 
upside sort of deal where so I 

506
00:44:01,800 --> 00:44:05,300
know will this lie. 
He's been working through a calf

507
00:44:05,300 --> 00:44:08,800
injury. 
Hurry and he did play last week 

508
00:44:09,300 --> 00:44:15,100
but if one of them were to go 
down and maybe perhaps then the 

509
00:44:15,100 --> 00:44:19,400
road routes, would consolidate 
around one of them and with how 

510
00:44:20,100 --> 00:44:23,600
much of a part of the offense, 
the tight end is now in Seattle 

511
00:44:24,100 --> 00:44:28,400
that at that could be a really 
interesting play and definitely 

512
00:44:28,400 --> 00:44:34,300
something to keep an eye on. 
And so I know that if somewhere 

513
00:44:34,300 --> 00:44:40,000
here he will be pushed going to 
do an expanded and back up tight

514
00:44:40,000 --> 00:44:43,700
end segment. 
But he's not here and so I don't

515
00:44:43,700 --> 00:44:47,000
have to do that and then I'm not
going to do that. 

516
00:44:52,800 --> 00:44:54,500
Yeah. 
And just seeing Achievers 

517
00:44:54,500 --> 00:44:57,300
comment that the 20 and 
efficiency where he had like 

518
00:44:57,600 --> 00:44:59,800
what like 12 touchdowns or 
something like that. 

519
00:45:00,100 --> 00:45:05,800
And I think the the data that 
were looking at does suggest 

520
00:45:05,800 --> 00:45:10,600
that he's a good player. 
But yeah, it was probably 

521
00:45:10,600 --> 00:45:12,800
finishes like a top five tied in
that year. 

522
00:45:13,200 --> 00:45:18,800
Nowhere close this year. 
And but yeah I think I think 

523
00:45:18,800 --> 00:45:20,800
that's going to wet the finish 
it off for me. 

524
00:45:21,200 --> 00:45:26,300
And if anybody has any questions
and Shout now or message me in 

525
00:45:26,300 --> 00:45:32,300
this cord and more than happy to
answer, whatever, I know, 

526
00:45:32,900 --> 00:45:36,500
whatever I can help with and and
that thanks for tuning in today,

527
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guys.