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Marks is going to be getting the backfield to himself this week. Maybe Daré Agumawale gets a handful of touches. Maybe the Texans call up Jawar Jordan from the practice squad, but it's mostly going to be Marks. And yeah, I mean, Marks is averaging 3.5 yards per carry this year. He averaged 3.6 last year. 2.6 targets a game this year and only 4.2 yards per target.
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Marks gets full backfield workload but efficiency stats remain disappointing despite improved eye test.
Marks is getting the backfield to himself this week, with only Daré Agumawale potentially getting a handful of touches and possibly Jawar Jordan called up from the practice squad. He is averaging 3.5 yards per carry this year (3.6 last year) and 2.6 targets per game with only 4.2 yards per target, which paints a bleak picture for his pass-catching production despite that being a big part of his appeal as a USC prospect. The source notes Marks has looked better this year than last year on the eye test, even if the numbers don't quantify that assessment.
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