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It's pretty clearly Sam Leaporta for me... I really love the setup here. I think Detroit's defense could be kind of sneaky, leaky, where they're giving up a lot of points on the back end and then we're getting into these shootouts. Leaporta is one of the most likely names to actually lead the position in routes run. And we saw last year when he was healthy, he had like a 90% route rate in some games. That was the highest it's ever been. So, I feel I feel really good about that pick. And there's touchdown upside, too.
STACKED’s take
TE1 upside in Detroit's pass-heavy offense; 90% route rate when healthy.
LaPorta is the clear tight end choice for the source, driven by Detroit's secondary weakness, dome game schedule, and potential for shootouts. He had a tight end one overall season previously and averaged a career-high yards per route rate last year, positioning him as an outside shot at tight end two or three overall despite being drafted later than consensus top-three tight ends. LaPorta is one of the most likely names to lead the position in routes run; he had a 90% route rate in some games last year when healthy, the highest it's ever been. The source feels really good about the pick with touchdown upside; Detroit's fast-paced offense with Jir Gibbs and Jared Goff passing frequently supports higher target volume.
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