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ArticleBeyond the Waiver Wire: Fantasy Football Moves to Make (Week 8)
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Roman Wilson caught 3 of 6 targets for 74 yards and the game's opening touchdown (a 12-yard connection), his second consecutive week opening Pittsburgh's scoring on the team's first touchdown drive. Wilson has six targets in every game this year. Per Next Gen Stats...Wilson's 1.9 yards per route leads the team (min. 50 routes), along with his 24% target rate.
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Wilson's repeatable role and elite efficiency (1.9 yards per route) support snap share growth.

Wilson caught 3 of 6 targets for 74 yards and a 12-yard opening touchdown, his second consecutive week opening Pittsburgh's scoring on the team's first touchdown drive. His production was heavily first-half (2 catches, 61 yards pre-half, including a 49-yard gain, vs. 1 catch for 13 yards after). Compared to Week 3 (6 targets, 3 rec, 60 yards, 1 TD—also an opening-drive score), his target volume held flat while yardage rose modestly, establishing a real, repeatable complementary role behind Metcalf. Per Next Gen Stats, Wilson's 1.9 yards per route leads the team (min. 50 routes) and his 24% target rate is elite. Despite playing a non-starter's snap share (31%, down slightly from Week 3), he ran fewer routes than Bernard while being targeted at a 33% clip, suggesting snap share could increase.

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