From the episode

the argument for him, just like in a vacuum, is he went from 46 percent of the backfield XFP to 62 percent to 76 percent. And then all the way down to 50 percent. He had these weird comments after the game. Maybe he just picked up like a secret injury

STACKED’s take

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Love's volatile backfield share makes him a leverage play, not a primary DFS option.

Love's backfield XFP share has been volatile, ranging from 46% to 62% to 76% to 50%, with unexplained post-game comments suggesting a possible undisclosed injury. The source views him as a leverage play in DFS rather than a primary option, best used in lineups fading Rossi Brown, Jamison Williams, Sam Laporta, and Jameer Gibbs; he could feast if the game goes under and the Lions offense underperforms in positive game script for Arizona.

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