From the episode

David Njoku, three seasons he played with Deshaun Watson. He averaged 1.9 more fantasy points without him the first year, six more fantasy points without Watson the next year, and 7.8 more fantasy points without Watson the third year.

STACKED’s take

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Njoku averaged 1.9–7.8 more fantasy points per season without Watson.

David Njoku's historical performance with Deshaun Watson shows a significant drop in fantasy production: he averaged 1.9 more fantasy points without Watson in year one, 6 more without Watson in year two, and 7.8 more without Watson in year three. The source uses this as evidence that Watson does not target tight ends heavily, with context that other quarterbacks (Flacco, Jameis) threw more passes overall.

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