From the episode
the fractured fibula isn't nothing...Dylan Sampson goes almost 100 spots behind him in ADP. And Dylan Sampson is far better in yards per outrun, 2.01 versus 1.17, 7.13 yards per target versus 5.0, 8.2 yards per reception versus 6.5.
STACKED’s take
Judkins' ADP cost unsustainable; Sampson vastly superior in efficiency metrics.
Judkins faces a break season at his ADP cost due to multiple headwinds: a fractured fibula that historically hampered Tony Pollard and Mark Andrews in their first months back; a Cleveland offense losing Myles Garrett and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, which will force more passing and less run-heavy game script; five new offensive linemen starting; and most critically, Dylan Sampson—who goes nearly 100 spots behind him in ADP—significantly outproduces him in yards per carry (2.01 vs. 1.17), yards per target (7.13 vs. 5.0), and yards per reception (8.2 vs. 6.5). Todd Monken, who heavily rotated Justice Hill for Derek Henry on passing snaps, will likely favor Sampson in the passing game.
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