From the video
Denzel Boston had his highest targeted game, which is crazy. It was one of his quieter games here, but he had nine targets. He only had three catches for 27 yards. But nine targets for a 15.9yd AOT means those are super valuable downfield targets.
STACKED’s take
Nine targets with 15.9 aDOT signals elite downfield role; WR3 boom-bust potential.
Rookie receiver with breakout potential in high-volume passing games; nearly had a massive day in week 7 alongside Casey Conpsion when Deshaun Watson threw 300+ yards. Ron Stewart advises not lowering expectations on Boston given the volume environment and his role in the passing game. Boston had his highest targeted game with nine targets for 27 yards and three catches, but expected PPR points analysis shows he should have scored around 18 expected points and ranked as wide receiver six for the week; his 15.9 yards per air target indicates super valuable downfield targets, and if he had caught six of nine targets he would have had 14-15 PPR points. Ron Stewart projects him as a wide receiver three boom-bust moving forward, particularly valuable in two-wide-receiver-two-flex or three-wide-receiver-one-flex leagues, though his ceiling is constrained by Cam Ward at quarterback and the need for more consistent target volume to emerge as a reliable fantasy asset.
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