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I don't think Albert Okwuegbunam is any less talented than he was last year...I think if they wanted to throw him the ball, Albert Okwuegbunam Jr. could score 15 fantasy points per week...I just moved Albert Okwuegbunam down last week...I already moved him down to like high-end tight end two, borderline tight end one range

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Elite talent sidelined by volume in crowded Browns offense; TE2 with 15-PPR upside if targeted.

Ian Hartitz asserts Albert Okwuegbunam is no less talented than last year—he was a very good producer in college and as a rookie. However, he's been moved down to high-end TE2/borderline TE1 range due to low target share in a crowded Browns offense where he competes with Casey Concepcion for the same route area. Hartitz notes if they wanted to throw him the ball, Okwuegbunam could score 15 fantasy points per week, but currently is not receiving sufficient volume. The situation is expected to balance out, but he's holding him at TE2 for one more week.

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