From the episode
Their offense right now, they are third overall in the NFL in wide receiver target share, but yet only tied for 15th in overall wide receiver targets. They direct 68% of their targets to the wide receiver position, which is third highest in the NFL, but only 72 collective targets to the wide receiver position this season, which is tied for 15th.
STACKED’s take
Eagles' historically bad offense limits Brown's volume despite high target share allocation.
The Philadelphia Eagles offense is historically dysfunctional through four weeks, which directly impacts A.J. Brown's fantasy value. Despite the Eagles directing 68% of targets to wide receivers (third highest in NFL), they have only 72 collective targets to the position (tied 15th). The offense is averaging 1.5 punts per scoring drive (fourth worst), running 57.5 plays per game (26 fewer than league average), and posting a 38% passing success rate (29th). Brown is caught in an offense that is the worst-performing Eagles offense through four weeks of a season this century by success rate, with only 172 total yards and 68 net passing yards in Week 4 (lowest in 23 years for a regular season game).
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