From the episode

After a quiet opener, he caught 8 for 138 against the Jaguars. Denver's offense pretty much ran through him. He had a 32% target share, 54% of the air yards... a true Joker type of role is what you're seeing with Waddle... moving him all over the formation, moving him into the slot, using motion to get him in.

STACKED’s take

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Waddle dominates Denver's offense with 32% target share and true Joker role usage.

After a quiet week one, Waddle bounced back with 8 catches for 138 yards against Jacksonville, commanding 32% target share and 54% of air yards. The source notes Denver's offense ran through him with a true Joker role—moved all over the formation, into the slot, and on motion pre-snap—with Davis Webb finally unleashing him to the degree intended. Cortland Sutton, by contrast, is struggling with only 15% target share and 17% air yards, described as looking like a shell of himself.

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