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Njoku's 48 targets ranked second among backup tight ends under Stefanski.
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Njoku finished second among No. 2 tight ends with 48 targets last year under Kevin Stefanski in Cleveland. Stefanski's offense consistently features both the No. 1 and No. 2 tight ends, with the Browns ranking top six in total tight end targets every year with Stefanski coaching.
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Last year, the Browns had the second-most tight end targets in the NFL (169), with Fannin totaling 107 and Njoku 48. Meanwhile, Njoku finished second among No. 2 tight ends with 48 targets.
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- What did FantasyPros Articles say about David Njoku?
- Njoku finished second among No. 2 tight ends with 48 targets last year under Kevin Stefanski in Cleveland. Stefanski's offense consistently features both the No. 1 and No. 2 tight ends, with the Browns ranking top six in total tight end targets every year with Stefanski coaching.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for David Njoku (TE LAC). Njoku's 48 targets ranked second among backup tight ends under Stefanski.
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