From the episode

Romeo Dobbs lining up out wide 94% of the time...his usage is like in a much better spot, uh, recently, especially last week...fade balls in the end zone skinny posts, kind of like a first read target, uh, for, for Drake May.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalUsage

Dobbs' improved usage and role as Drake May's first-read target supports startability despite tough matchup.

Romeo Dobbs lines up out wide 94% of the time; his usage has improved recently, especially last week, with better timing after early-season inconsistency. He's functioning as a first-read target for Drake May on fourth-and-three slants, one-on-one fade balls in the end zone, and skinny posts, suggesting the offense is catering toward him. Despite facing the Raiders defense, which has allowed a league-low 45% catch rate to outside wide receivers and only four catches of 20+ yards all season, Dobbs was wide receiver 11 in expected points last week with a top-12 finish and is considered startable.

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