Andy Holloway

I think the interesting thing for me or for the landscape of the NFL, we've been doing this show for a long time. We have seen a movement recently to a lot of plays behind the line of scrimmage. We have... a high percentage of targets in that 10 to 19 yard range, or maybe more prominently, we have the lowest percentage of 20 plus yard targets that we have seen since before 2018 over the past year.

The fewest percentage of targets, 20 plus air yards downfield that we've ever had. Which makes me sad.

The fewest percentage of targets, 20 plus air yards downfield that we've ever had. Which makes me sad.

The fewest percentage of targets, 20 plus air yards downfield that we've ever had. Which makes me sad.

Yeah, there's always the punch, counterpunch, offense, defense in the NFL. So, yeah, you could be right. We're seeing more of those short area targets of late. We saw 24 total receiving touchdowns on behind the line of scrimmage targets, which is more than the last two years combined. Kind of interesting.

Yeah, there's always the punch, counterpunch, offense, defense in the NFL. So, yeah, you could be right. We're seeing more of those short area targets of late. We saw 24 total receiving touchdowns on behind the line of scrimmage targets, which is more than the last two years combined. Kind of interesting.

Yeah, there's always the punch, counterpunch, offense, defense in the NFL. So, yeah, you could be right. We're seeing more of those short area targets of late. We saw 24 total receiving touchdowns on behind the line of scrimmage targets, which is more than the last two years combined. Kind of interesting.

Well, yeah, I mean, it does work. It's been working. Xavier Worthy caught a lot of passes in that area of the field. So we are looking at the truth of the wide receiver position. General reminder for everybody out there, we calculate the truth looking at the 17 games of fantasy football relevance.

Well, yeah, I mean, it does work. It's been working. Xavier Worthy caught a lot of passes in that area of the field. So we are looking at the truth of the wide receiver position. General reminder for everybody out there, we calculate the truth looking at the 17 games of fantasy football relevance.

Well, yeah, I mean, it does work. It's been working. Xavier Worthy caught a lot of passes in that area of the field. So we are looking at the truth of the wide receiver position. General reminder for everybody out there, we calculate the truth looking at the 17 games of fantasy football relevance.

We look at their consistency, the player's consistency based on how many great games, what percentage of those. For wide receivers, that's 20 or more points.

We look at their consistency, the player's consistency based on how many great games, what percentage of those. For wide receivers, that's 20 or more points.

We look at their consistency, the player's consistency based on how many great games, what percentage of those. For wide receivers, that's 20 or more points.

Good games, 12.5 or more points. Bust games, fewer than 7.5 points is how we are breaking down consistency. Not a surprise as we kick things off, but number one, Jamar Chase, number one in fantasy finish, number one in consistency. First half was number four. Second half was number one overall and was drafted as the wide receiver four off the board, but finally delivered on the

Good games, 12.5 or more points. Bust games, fewer than 7.5 points is how we are breaking down consistency. Not a surprise as we kick things off, but number one, Jamar Chase, number one in fantasy finish, number one in consistency. First half was number four. Second half was number one overall and was drafted as the wide receiver four off the board, but finally delivered on the

Good games, 12.5 or more points. Bust games, fewer than 7.5 points is how we are breaking down consistency. Not a surprise as we kick things off, but number one, Jamar Chase, number one in fantasy finish, number one in consistency. First half was number four. Second half was number one overall and was drafted as the wide receiver four off the board, but finally delivered on the

The reasoning of why you always took him where you took him.

The reasoning of why you always took him where you took him.

The reasoning of why you always took him where you took him.

31% great games, so 20 or more points 31% of the time. 75% good games. 6% bust, so he had really one bust game during the entire year. Was eight points better against bottom 16 passing defenses. It's pretty even. Home road splits, actually a little bit better on the road, and like you said, led the league in receptions, receiving yards, touchdowns. It was a monster gap.