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ArticleDynasty Fantasy Football Buy/Sells for Week 2: For Whom the Bell Tolls
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I promise you this was an outlier. He had an 89% route share! That was the most of any tight end! Caleb just… owed Raymond money, I guess. And now that that debt is presumably paid, things will get back to normal. See if you can grab this top-four dynasty tight end just a little cheaper than you could've last week.
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Loveland's 89% route share signals Week 1 was an outlier; top-four TE value.

Loveland is positioned as the most obvious buy-low candidate after scoring zero fantasy points in Week 1 despite the Bears putting up a franchise-record 59 points. The source emphasizes Loveland had an 89% route share—the most of any tight end—and attributes his lack of production to Caleb Douglas and Kalif Raymond monopolizing targets rather than any role or talent issue. The source calls Week 1 an outlier and identifies Loveland as a top-four dynasty tight end whose value should recover as the season progresses, making him a target to acquire below his true value.

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