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Chris Olave last year, 150 plus targets and again, 100 catches. Why are those things important? Because leading the NFL in targets and leading the NFL in catches has been one of the biggest drivers for wide receiver one overall production in fantasy football... Chris Olave could be in position to have his best season as a pro and it feels like I'm drafting him at his floor.
STACKED’s take
Career-season WR with 150+ targets, 29% share, drafted at floor in round 3
Olave delivered a career season in 2024 under new OC Kellen Moore, posting 150+ targets, 100 catches (fifth-most among WRs), 1,000+ receiving yards (seventh), and 9 TDs (tied sixth) with a 29% target share. In eight games with Tyler Shuck, he averaged 18.8 PPG. Moore explicitly committed to using Olave as the offensive focal point. Olave's 150+ targets and 100 catches align with the four-year trend of target/catch volume as the primary driver of WR1 overall production in fantasy. With Taysom Hill expected to improve and health concerns (concussions, blood clot) under control per team and beat reporters, he is positioned for his best season as a pro. At third-round ADP in FFPC and Underdog, he offers proven high-volume production with sustainable role clarity and appears to be drafted at his floor.
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