Njoku at 65% routes, 22% TPRR, floor play vs. Packers with limited TD upside
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David Njoku is a potential volume play against the Packers, who have given up targets to tight ends. However, the Browns face a difficult defensive matchup overall, limiting touchdown equity. Njoku has posted 6.3 and 5.6 average depth of target in his first two games with 65% route participation and 22% targets per route run, making him a floor play rather than an upside option.
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Yeah, I think Fannon is a decent play. He's got 6.3 AOT and a 5.6 AOT in his first two games. He's going to get more of those underneath targets. They they move him around the formation. Kind of like more quick hitting stuff. He's still he's been at 65% route participation in both games.
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- What did Legendary Upside say about David Njoku?
- David Njoku is a potential volume play against the Packers, who have given up targets to tight ends. However, the Browns face a difficult defensive matchup overall, limiting touchdown equity. Njoku has posted 6.3 and 5.6 average depth of target in his first two games with 65% route participation and 22% targets per route run, making him a floor play rather than an upside option.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for David Njoku (TE LAC). Njoku at 65% routes, 22% TPRR, floor play vs. Packers with limited TD upside
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