From the episode
Josh Downs has seen a 22% target share in those two games. He's averaged 16.9 expected PPR points per game. And yet no one's really talking about him. Instead, a lot of the conversation has been hovered around Josh Downs and how he's performed over the last two games.
STACKED’s take
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Downs' 22% target share and favorable schedule warrant holding despite week five dud.
Downs has seen a 22% target share in weeks three and five (when Pierce was sidelined), averaging 16.9 expected PPR points per game and 13.9 actual PPR points per game in those contests. While he underperformed in week five against the Steelers, that matchup was not favorable. Downs should not be dropped despite one disappointing week; Indianapolis wide receivers have an above-average rest-of-season schedule, and most fantasy players do not produce consistently week-to-week.
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