NegativeRoleFri, July 31, 2026
Ertz was predictably used in short-intermediate routes under Kingsbury's scheme.
Zach ErtzTE
Under former offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, Ertz was predictably deployed in the tight end role, working the short to intermediate area of the field in a 'post-up' fashion with infrequent designed routes for run-after-catch opportunities such as shallow crossers or over routes; this predictability allowed defenses to key on him.
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former Commander Zach Ertz in the tight end role. You knew what you were getting with Ertz. He would work the short to intermediate area of the field in a 'post-up' fashion. It was infrequent that you get a designed route where he was given the opportunity to run after the catch
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- Under former offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, Ertz was predictably deployed in the tight end role, working the short to intermediate area of the field in a 'post-up' fashion with infrequent designed routes for run-after-catch opportunities such as shallow crossers or over routes; this predictability allowed defenses to key on him.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Zach Ertz (TE). Ertz was predictably used in short-intermediate routes under Kingsbury's scheme.
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