Benchmark for red zone usage and press coverage development
Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDET
Matt Harmon cites Amon-Ra St. Brown as the benchmark for red zone usage, noting he commanded 41.5% of his team's red zone targets and 50% of targets inside the 10-yard line last year. St. Brown's progression against press coverage—rising from 52% in year one to 75.6% in year three—serves as a comparable development arc for Zay Flowers.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown owned 41.5% of his team's red zone targets last last year. That was number one among receivers.
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- Matt Harmon cites Amon-Ra St. Brown as the benchmark for red zone usage, noting he commanded 41.5% of his team's red zone targets and 50% of targets inside the 10-yard line last year. St. Brown's progression against press coverage—rising from 52% in year one to 75.6% in year three—serves as a comparable development arc for Zay Flowers.
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