From the episode

Jalen Waddle, you know, we've we've we've been so we were so excited coming in they traded for him gonna move them all around...his target share isn't incredible it's 21% so it's not bad it's not amazing it's not elite...his catch rate is lower than what it's been in in previous seasons we're currently sitting at around 52%

STACKED’s take

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Waddle's target share and catch rate lag despite trade hype; wait-and-hold through Payton adjustment.

Waddle has fallen to wide receiver 26 in rankings after struggling despite being traded to Denver and moved around the formation; his target share sits at 21% (not bad but not elite), and while he showed promise in week two with 10 targets for 138 yards, Sean Payton's return to play-calling and Bo Nix's current struggles have limited production; catch rate has dipped to 52%, below previous seasons, and a short week against Seattle's defense presents another challenge to an explosion.

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