From the episode

Kalief Raymond, who's been in Ben Johnson system for a long time, knows what to do, knows how to find soft spots against zone is a good route runner. And he's, he can separate man. He's running around on 70% of the bears drop backs. His target per route run rate is 26%, almost 27. He's catching over 90% of his targets. He's at worst a number three receiver. He has been picked up in all of my leagues.

STACKED’s take

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Raymond's 70% snap rate and 26% target rate make him a league-winner at worst WR3.

Richard calls Kalief Raymond a year-10 breakout. Raymond is running on 70% of Bears drop backs with a 26% target-per-route-run rate and catching over 90% of his targets. Richard attributes Raymond's emergence to his long tenure in Ben Johnson's system, his route-running ability, and his speed. Raymond is at worst a number three receiver and has been picked up in all of Richard's leagues. The preseason narrative around Colston Loveland and Luther Burden being the primary targets was a miscast of their roles.

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