From the video
Nico Collins 80% route share is laughable... he had a 30% target share... I would say he's probably more towards that wide receiver 12... I lean by low. I still love the talent. The Texans are in win at any cost mode right now heading into the by-week.
STACKED’s take
80% route share, 30% target share limits upside; buy-low post-bye.
Ron Stewart criticizes the Texans' offensive scheme, noting that Nico Collins' 80% route share is laughable and insufficient; the team employs a six-wide receiver rotation with 20%+ route shares each, limiting Collins' opportunities despite his elite talent. Stewart suspects this is not due to hamstring limitations but rather coaching philosophy. Collins had a 30% target share despite the high route share, forcing him to compete for targets rather than dominate. Stewart projects Collins as a wide receiver 12 rest-of-season, in the Parker Washington range (WR 10-13), not the WR 7 he briefly trended toward after his monster game. Stewart believes Collins will not ascend to a 20+ point-per-game player and is comfortably behind receivers like Malik Nabers, CeeDee Lamb, Drake London, and Zay Flowers. However, Stewart leans buy-low on Collins, believing the Texans will re-evaluate their approach after the bye week given their win-at-any-cost mode and recent losses; Stewart still loves Collins' talent and expects the team to restore him to a featured role post-bye.
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