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And then they they bring in Declan Doyle, which is huge because, you know, this guy's 30 years old. And with certain coaches when you bring them in, you know it's not to change what they're doing, right? You bring in Cliff Kingsbury, you're going to get the air raid type offense. That's what you're paying for, right? And with Declan Doyle, you know that they're bringing him in because they look at Ben Johnson and they say, 'That's what everyone should be doing. We're going to do that.' And what they've been doing is essentially you have your kind of slot flanker... And they've used the tight end uh their pass catching tight end, which Mark Andrews on his resume has seasons where he's run 85% of his routes from a wide receiver spot, which is what you want to see in fantasy. Like he could come out and be used the way that Coulson Lelin was used, in which case he's getting seven, eight, nine targets back to the old days.
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The Ravens brought in Declan Doyle, signaling they want to run a Ben Johnson-style offense where the tight end is used as a pass-catching weapon from wide receiver spots, similar to how Colston Loveland was used.
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