From the episode
Denzel Boston right now is at a 17.4 a dot, uh, you know, 27% of his targets are going zero to seven yards through the air...I think he's a, like he, he could end up being one of the best, if not the best wide receiver in this class...I think Boston is more like Mike Evans, right? Where, uh, from a deployment standpoint where he's going to play the vast majority of his routes and run the vast majority of his routes from the outside.
STACKED’s take
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Boston could be class-best WR but high aDOT makes him more volatile than Concepcion.
Boston continues to impress and could end up being one of the best, if not the best wide receiver in his class. However, JJ notes the fantasy market may be more bullish on Boston than warranted. Boston has a 17.4 average depth of target with only 27% of targets in the 0-7 yard range, making him volatile. His archetype is Mike Evans—an outside receiver who plays the vast majority of routes from the perimeter. JJ expects less volatility from Casey Concepcion despite Boston's strong play.
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