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he gets uh a Browns defense that plays a ton of man. Tate only, you know, small sample, we have nine targets uh against man so far in his entire career. Um, he does have an elite 27% targets per out run against man... 17.2 ADOT against man... they do give up big plays to receivers and like big time yards per catch. So, like they're 29th in yards per catch... he had six for 70 and a touchdown... His quarterback completed 11 passes for 102 yards... he had 70% of the guys passing yards. Like he also drew a 40 yard pass interference penalty in that game... he's the offense right now... he has two wide receiver one scoring weeks the past three games. He has also a wide receiver 99 scoring week because this is the life where we live here.
STACKED’s take
Tate elite vs. man (27% TPRR); 70% of Ward's yards last week; boom-bust.
Carnell Tate faces a Browns defense that plays a ton of man coverage and gives up big plays to receivers, ranking 29th in yards per catch. Against man coverage, Tate has an elite 27% targets per route run on a small sample of nine targets in his career, with a 17.2 average depth of target, suggesting he can win in one-on-one situations—a strength from his college profile. Last week Tate had 6 catches for 70 yards and a touchdown, accounting for 70% of Cam Ward's passing yards (Ward completed 11 passes for 102 yards). Tate also drew a 40-yard pass interference penalty. The source notes he's the offense right now and likes him from a DFS perspective. However, Tate has a boom-or-bust profile due to his situation with Cam Ward; he has two WR1 scoring weeks in the past three games but also a WR99 scoring week, reflecting the volatility inherent in his offense.
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