From the episode
so much of Denver's offense is going to R.J. Harvey instead of those targets flowing to a Waddle, to a Cortland Sutton, to a Pat Bryant
STACKED’s take
Positive signalRole
Waddle's targets suppressed by Harvey-heavy check-down scheme; Bo Nix conservative.
Waddle's target opportunities are being diverted to R.J. Harvey as Denver's offense funnels check-downs to the running back. Bo Nix is not pushing the ball downfield or over the middle, limiting Waddle's involvement. One of Waddle's targets in Week 4 was a drop, but the broader issue is Bo Nix's conservative passing approach (5.3 yards to target average, 3 yards worse than NFL average) and lack of scrambling due to ankle injury concerns.
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