From the episode
Third amongst all amongst seventy three qualified wide receivers on the week in targets with the twelve six most routes run amongst that seventy three qualifying receivers. And then the end zone targets like these are the inside the 20 targets like these are statistics that we never really imagined. Matthew Golden would be able to achieve.
STACKED’s take
Golden's elite week one (12 targets, 28% share, first in red-zone targets) signals breakout arrival.
Matthew Golden is entering Quentin Johnston territory—a rookie initially labeled a bust who is now showing sophomore-year development. Golden's week one performance was elite: 12 targets (third among 73 qualified wide receivers), six most routes run, first among all wide receivers in targets inside the 20, 28% target share on 87% route participation, 18th in yards per route run, eighth in targets per route run, 15th in yards after catch, and 18th in explosive reception rate. He was deployed as the primary receiver in heavy personnel and 13-personnel packages. The source is more inclined to trade Golden and a first for Drake London than Christian Watson and a first, and is moving Golden ahead of Rashid Rice in dynasty rankings.
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