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let's say for example, this upcoming season, Kholston Loveland gets 104 targets, but he just runs crazy hot on touchdowns. Let's say he scores 12 touchdowns for the Chicago Bears, and he ends up being a second-round pick in 2027. I like Kholston Loveland. That performance would be good for me. I probably would not be paying that price.

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Colston Loveland is used as a hypothetical example: if he gets 104 targets but runs hot on touchdowns (12 TDs) for the Chicago Bears and becomes a second-round pick in 2027, the analyst would like the performance but not pay that price.

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