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Let's take Mark Andrews here. Target share does matter more, and here's why. Target share is just a lot more sticky.

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Target share is a sticky metric for players like Mark Andrews

Ron Stewart uses Mark Andrews to illustrate that target share is a 'sticky' metric that follows a player across teams and quarterbacks, noting that while a player's target share range is relatively stable, their fantasy ceiling is heavily influenced by team-level factors like offensive efficiency and passing volume.

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