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After Coker left week three, Darren Waller had a 59% route share and eight targets. He ranked as a tight end 10 in expected PPR points in week three. He's been a top 10 tight end in expected PPR points over the last two weeks. That's largely because of his red zone role.

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Waller's TE10 expected PPR points and red zone role make him a strong streamer if Coker misses.

After Jalen Coker left Week 3 with a quad injury, Waller posted a 59% route share and eight targets. He ranked as a tight end 10 in expected PPR points in Week 3 and has been a top 10 tight end in expected PPR points over the last two weeks, largely because of his red zone role. If Coker misses Week 4, Waller becomes extra intriguing as a tight end streamer. Additionally, Detroit has been a great matchup for tight ends, so Waller might be fine regardless.

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