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ArticleMichael Wilson, Germie Bernard headline Week 6's Regression Files
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A wideout with a 12.5 aDOT should not have a bullseye rate of nearly 70 percent. Bateman, who had a decent game on Sunday night against the Falcons, is running hotter than a data center in Louisiana at the moment. Just 82 of Bateman's 258 air yards on the season have gone incomplete.
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Bateman's 69% bullseye rate with 12.5 aDOT is unsustainably hot; regression coming.

Bateman is running an unsustainably hot air yards conversion rate with a bullseye rate of 69 percent despite a 12.5 aDOT that should not support such efficiency. Only 82 of his 258 air yards on the season have gone incomplete, matching the conversion rate of short-area receivers like Kalif Raymond and Ladd McConkey. The source warns against getting carried away with Bateman in coming weeks as regression is likely.

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