From the episode

Adam Troutman is going to be your traditional inline wide blocking tight end...600 snaps...only 23 targets...Adam Troutman is very underrated as a receiver...he's a check release guy...he's never the primary target.

STACKED’s take

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Troutman underutilized in passing game despite reliable hands on 23 targets.

Troutman is the traditional inline wide-blocking tight end who played 500-600 snaps last season but received only 23 targets (20 catches); he's underrated as a receiver—not a burner but a consistent, reliable pass-catching option—but is primarily used as a check-release guy and blocker rather than a primary target; more passing game involvement could be needed, especially with Jay Lamado coming in.

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