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Flowers still got there. 27.7 PPR points with Tyler Huntley playing... he has 68 receiving yards. It's fifth in the NFL. He's only run 163 routes... he averages 7.8 yards per out run on those... we still have the optimal setup for Z Flowers to just go absolutely bonkers... Zay Flowers in the slot has just been awesome. This matchup sets up very well for that. Um, yeah, I mean, he's at 3.73 yards per route run... He's 93rd percentile in open score... He's got a 23% first read target rate, which is awesome... 31% targets per out run, which is even better... this is a a nuclear type setup for for Z Flowers.
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Flowers has nuclear matchup vs. Bills; elite efficiency with Jackson creates breakout potential.
Flowers scored 27.7 PPR points with backup QB Tyler Huntley and has 68 receiving yards (5th in NFL) on only 163 routes—108 more yards than any other player with 500+ receiving yards who has run over 200 routes. With Lamar Jackson, Flowers has run only 45 pass routes but averages 7.8 yards per route. He's targeted on 48.5% of his slot routes for 9 yards per route with Jackson. Against the Bills, Flowers has a nuclear matchup setup: he's at 3.73 yards per route run (93rd percentile in open score), has a 23% first read target rate, and 31% targets per route run—earning targets well above offensive design while the entire Ravens offense is built around him. The Bills are 28th in passing DVOA, 29th in EPA, 31st in success rate, 29th in quick pressure rate, and quite poor in coverage with De Alford (worst coverage player) in the slot where Flowers operates. The source notes this is a tier-one setup and wouldn't argue if told their pre-matchup ranking was too low.
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