From the episode
Matthew Golden...131 targets that have to go somewhere...Jordan Love was going to him a lot...finally in the playoffs against the Bears, they got him...Matthew Golden had 361 yards, no touchdowns in the regular season...8.2 yards per target.
STACKED’s take
Golden inherits 131 targets from Dobbs/Wicks; playoff TD sparked confidence for year two.
Matthew Golden is the key player to watch in Green Bay's offense after Romeo Dobbs and Don Tavion Wicks departed, with 131 combined targets from those two receivers now available for distribution; Jordan Love was targeting Golden heavily early in training camp not because of his name but because of his versatility and separation ability; Golden's playoff touchdown against the Bears gave him the confidence boost needed to take off in year two; his 8.2 yards per target in the regular season (361 yards, no TDs) was nearly identical to Romeo Dobbs' 8.5 yards per target, suggesting similar efficiency; Golden is now playing the X receiver role, which better fits his straight-line vertical breaking route tree compared to last year's 38% slot usage; Harmon has a feature coming out on Golden and believes he should be drafted higher than his current ADP of 126 overall.
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