From the episode

38% target shares only, uh, trailing Jackson Smith and jig, 140 air yards per game. Only trailing Chris Olave.

STACKED’s take

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Washington's 38% target share and slot avoidance make him WR8 despite Patriots.

Wide receiver 8 for Hayden, wide receiver 11 in consensus—ahead of market; 38% target share, only trailing Jackson Smith-Njigba; 140 air yards per game, only trailing Chris Alave; production lights out, tape excellent, clearly most manufactured player in offense; Patriots defense can stop run with two incredible defensive tackles and resources in box; Christian Gonzalez playing against Brian Thomas; rest of secondary not very weak; difficult matchup for everybody but not specifically difficult for Washington; Saints projected for seventh most points; slot work critical—avoided Denzel Ward in Week 1 and Patrick Surtain in Week 2; Christian Gonzalez only in slot 6 times through two weeks (34 snaps total last year); Rams run tons of two tight end sets, advantageous for Washington; gets big crossers over middle in three wide receiver sets.

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