From the episode

He's still playable, startable in fantasy. Why? Because he's the number one in a high point total game.

STACKED’s take

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Start Romeo Dobbs as a WR1 in high-scoring game environments

Matt Kelley acknowledges Romeo Dobbs' frustrating tendency to cause mind-boggling interceptions, but insists he remains a must-start in fantasy because he operates as the number one receiver in high-scoring, shootout-potential games.

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