Tetairoa McMillan fantasy football insight from Matt Harmon
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McMillan's route participation is heavily weighted toward in-breaking routes (17.5% dig, 14.2% curl, 15.3% slant) with only a 4.5% comeback rate, which the analyst believes reflects offensive coordinator Dave Canales working around quarterback Bryce Young's limitations rather than a coaching staff preference.
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So much of it is okay, 17.5% dig, 14.2% curl route, 15.3% slant. These are all in breakers, right? And to me, it felt like Dave Canales was trying to work around his quarterback... So, when you look at a 4.5% comeback rate for Tiderow Mcmillan, despite the fact that he's just crushing everyone out there, I I to me that indicates less about the coaching staff and more about the quarterback that they have there.
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- McMillan's route participation is heavily weighted toward in-breaking routes (17.5% dig, 14.2% curl, 15.3% slant) with only a 4.5% comeback rate, which the analyst believes reflects offensive coordinator Dave Canales working around quarterback Bryce Young's limitations rather than a coaching staff preference.
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