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The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast on Jalen Coker

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Jalen Coker became a starter in the last five weeks of the season, including the playoffs, Jalen Coker actually had a higher target share...Coker doubled up Ted Arroa and McMillan 30% target share to his 15%.
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Coker's 30% target share as late-season starter shows significant upside over McMillan.

Coker emerged as a starter in the final five weeks of the season and postseason, capturing 30% target share compared to McMillan's 15%, demonstrating significant target upside. JJ Zachariason notes this is the range of outcomes McMillan faces and suggests Coker represents the type of upside running back or handcuff he'd target in his draft range.

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