From the episode
In week four, he tweaked his ankle in the second quarter. Before that, he had a 75% snap share. A 67% rush share. Higher than the breakout week that everyone got so excited about. Last week, he's coming back, nursing the new ankle injury. They fall behind the Lions in a blowout. He only played 11% of the snaps. In the fourth quarter. But in the first half, while the game was still, I don't want to say it was competitive, semi-competitive, 74% of the snaps, 90% of the rushing attempts, and a 42% route share.
STACKED’s take
Love's 74-90% snap/rush share in competitive game shows Cardinals handing him RB1 role.
Dwayne McFarlane identifies Love as a buy-low after scoring 6.5 and 2.2 fantasy points over last two weeks; league managers are panicking and dogpiling on him. Strong three-week rushing trend: 78% of carries three weeks ago, 71% last week. In Week 4 before ankle tweak, he had 75% snap share and 67% rush share (higher than the breakout week). Last week vs. Lions, he played 11% of snaps in fourth quarter (blowout), but in first half had 74% snap share, 90% rushing attempts, and 42% route share. Cardinals are actively handing him the RB1 job. McFarlane projects him as low-end RB2 rest of season with ceiling as low-end RB1 (17-20% of the time). Perfect buy moment when market sentiment is worst.
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