Yahoo Fantasy Football on Kenyon Sadiq
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Sadiq's four targets actually tied with Garrett Wilson for a team-leading 27% target share... he was being targeted on an unreal 1 in 3 routes. Many are saying (okay, maybe just me) that this was the quietest force-feeding of targets for any player through four weeks.
STACKED’s take
Sadiq's 27% target share and 1-in-3 route rate signal elite usage despite Week 4 donut.
Sadiq broke out in Week 3 with seven catches, 105 yards and a touchdown, then had a quiet Week 4. While Sadiq failed to bring in any of his four targets in Week 4, Geno Smith only attempted 15 passes, so Sadiq's four targets actually tied with Garrett Wilson for a team-leading 27% target share. Diving deeper, Sadiq only ran 12 routes, so he was being targeted on an unreal 1 in 3 routes—described as the quietest force-feeding of targets for any player through four weeks. The Browns have allowed a 27% target share to tight ends this year, a top-10 mark, despite facing a mixed bag of opponents (Brenton Strange, Cade Otton, Darren Waller, Pat Freiermuth, Darnell Washington). The source calls Sadiq an upside play in Week 5 given the matchup.
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