From the episode

Dylan Sampson Who just had one of the most efficient receiving seasons Of any rookie running back over the past five years...he had like Eight or nine catches In that very first game...one 50 or 60 yard Screen pass Against the Raiders...This was not a Jameer Gibbs Receiving profile This was like a very Run-of-the-mill Receiving profile

STACKED’s take

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Efficient rookie season inflated by small samples; likely passing-down role under Monken.

Sampson had one of the most efficient receiving seasons of any rookie running back over the past five years, but his target volume is partially inflated by small-sample situations: 8–9 catches in Week 1 with Joe Flacco (who peppered him repeatedly) and a 50–60 yard screen pass against Raiders in Week 12 (Shadur Jackson's first start). His college receiving profile was run-of-the-mill, not elite like Jameer Gibbs. Under Monken's system, Sampson likely handles passing-down work in 2026, though Judkins showed late-season receiving upside (3–5 targets in final games) that could shift the split if he proves elite.

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