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Another talented rookie had a big touchdown reception called back for a silly reason. Malik Willis scrambled out of the pocket looking downfield, and as Bell worked his way back towards Willis, he had a toe on the boundary line, rendering him ineligible downfield. We haven't had the monster breakout game just yet, but the signs are there. In Week 3, Bell had four receptions on eight targets, while in Week 4 Bell saw an 82 percent snap share, the highest of his career.
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Bell's 82% snap share and target volume show breakout signs despite negated TD.

Bell had a big touchdown reception called back on a technicality (toe on boundary line while working back toward scrambling QB Malik Willis), but the underlying signs of emergence are present. In Week 3 he had four receptions on eight targets; in Week 4 he saw an 82 percent snap share, the highest of his career, indicating growing opportunity and involvement.

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