From the episode
after four consecutive seasons as a top five wide receiver and having never finished outside the top 10 at the position until last season, this smoke show has more 20-point fantasy games over the last five years than any other wide receiver... the thing about Kyler Murray that makes me the most nervous is that he has a historically low first read target share. Because when he feels pressure, that man scrambles. And he doesn't force feed his wide receiver like he is supposed to.
STACKED’s take
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Murray's low first-read target share creates feeding concerns for Jefferson despite elite upside.
Despite four consecutive seasons as a top-five wide receiver and more 20-point fantasy games over the last five years than any other WR, Jefferson faces downside risk with Kyler Murray at QB. Murray has a historically low first-read target share and scrambles under pressure rather than force-feeding his primary receiver, creating uncertainty about Jefferson's target volume and consistency even at an ADP of 12.4.
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