From the episode
Dylan Sampson versus Quinshawn Judkins when it comes to pass catching is just obliterating in every stat. 2.0 yards per outrun versus 1.17. 7.13 yards per target versus 5.03. 8.21 yards per reception versus 6.58... this is a defense which isn't going to be as strong this year... they're going to be in situations where they have to pass the ball a lot more... they're going to be in pass heavy scripts and that's obviously going to benefit Sampson.
STACKED’s take
PPR value with 2.0 YPRR vs. Judkins' 1.17; benefits from weaker Browns defense.
Sampson is a PPR sleeper with significant upside in the Browns backfield, positioned to benefit from Todd Monken's pass-catching philosophy and defensive decline. Andrew Erickson notes Sampson dramatically outperforms Quinshawn Judkins in pass-catching metrics: 2.0 yards per route run vs. 1.17, 7.13 yards per target vs. 5.03, and 8.21 yards per reception vs. 6.58. The Browns defense will be weaker this year (Myles Garrett departure, Jim Schwartz exit), forcing more pass-heavy scripts. Last year the defense kept games close, reducing pass-catching opportunities; this year Sampson will see more work in passing situations. Judkins is returning from a dislocated ankle and fractured fibula, and players like Mark Andrews and Tony Pollard struggled their first year back from fibula fractures, creating contingent RB2 upside for Sampson.
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