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It feels like the entire league is embracing these heavy packages where everybody's going to be in 12, everybody's going to be in 13. You're seeing all these tight ends going off the board except Dallas. Dallas feels like an 11-person team, and it feels like Flournoy, that snap share is going to go way, way up...Dak Prescott's probably in everybody's top three. I mean, when he's healthy, he is averaging since 2019 when healthy he's averaging 4,500 yards and 34 touchdowns a season.
STACKED’s take
Flournoy's snap share set to rise in Dallas's 11-personnel with Prescott's high volume.
Ray Garvin identifies Ryan Flournoy as a breakout candidate whose snap share is expected to increase significantly in Dallas's 11-personnel, three-wide-receiver sets. Flournoy has earned his way onto the field in those sets and has contingent upside if CeeDee Lamb, George Pickens, or Jake Ferguson miss time. Garvin emphasizes the environment: Dak Prescott averages 4,500 yards and 34 touchdowns per season when healthy (since 2019), throwing 600 times per season; Dallas lacks a target-heavy running back like Christian McCaffrey or Devon Achane, creating receiver opportunity. Garvin projects Flournoy could outkick his draft position in weeks where Lamb or Kitchens are banged up, and notes he provides touchdown upside in best ball formats.
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