From the episode

He had a 27% target share, uh, inside the red zone. And then outside the red zone that drops down to an 18% target share. He got 0% of his targets outside the red zone were screen.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalUsage

Adams' boom-bust role tied to red zone TDs and deep shots; no manufactured touches.

Adams' target distribution is highly volatile and red-zone dependent: 27% target share inside the red zone versus 18% outside; 0% of his targets outside the red zone were screens, indicating no manufactured touches. His average depth of target was nearly 16 yards downfield, comparable to Alec Pierce. The Rams' rushing success rate (number one in the league) and reliance on Blake Corum and Kyron Williams means Adams will remain boom-bust, dependent on either scoring a red zone touchdown or connecting on downfield plays.

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