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Evan Ingram, he lined up in line on 21 of his 32 snaps...He had been about 47% in line his previous two seasons...two-thirds of his snaps. Which is usually not a good thing for a tight end
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Ingram's role shift to line (66% snaps) from slot is a negative for tight end upside.

Ingram lined up in line on 21 of 32 snaps (66%), a significant shift from his 47% in-line rate over his previous two seasons; he was barely used in the slot (unlike Jalen Waddell) and caught his touchdown when lined up out wide. Being on the end of the line of scrimmage for two-thirds of snaps is typically unfavorable for tight end fantasy production, despite his solid week one performance.

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