From the episode
Carnell Tate. 27th, 26th, 27th, 21st, 29th, 7th, 22nd, and 9th... But can he get 14 fantasy points per game? I think he could, which is right around RB 20... I say Tate, though. Well, I mean, another couple of big games from Omar Cooper. He might run away with it.
STACKED’s take
Carnell Tate is a buy-low with elite schedule; could average 14 PPR despite Jacksonville shadow risk.
The source argues that Carnell Tate could be a buy-low candidate coming off a bad game and a bye. The source notes Tate has arguably the best schedule of any player, with upcoming opponents ranking 27th, 26th, 27th, 21st, 29th, 7th, 22nd, and 9th against wide receivers. However, the source acknowledges potential fool's gold: Jacksonville has two of the next three games, and while Travis Hunter is a very good cornerback who shadowed Nico Collins well, wide receivers are still putting up numbers against the Jaguars. Detroit has been much better the last three weeks and may be healthier by week five. Despite these caveats, the source believes Tate could get 14 fantasy points per game (around RB20 production) and is 'not like don't think he's going to win you your league. But can he get 14 fantasy points per game? I think he could.' The source also predicts Tate will be the best rookie wide receiver by season's end.
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