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Baldwin's Y-receiver role combines tight end responsibilities with short-intermediate route running.
Doug BaldwinWRFA
Y-receiver (slot receiver) who takes on tight end role; lines up next to offensive tackle and assists in run blocking on run plays; runs short-to-intermediate routes like drags, slants, seams, and option routes to attack linebackers and safeties; bread-and-butter role despite lining up in different receiving positions at times.
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Both Doug Baldwin and Jaxon Smith-Njigba have played this role perfectly. Though both have lined up in different receiving roles, the Y-receiver is their bread and butter.
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- Y-receiver (slot receiver) who takes on tight end role; lines up next to offensive tackle and assists in run blocking on run plays; runs short-to-intermediate routes like drags, slants, seams, and option routes to attack linebackers and safeties; bread-and-butter role despite lining up in different receiving positions at times.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for Doug Baldwin (WR FA). Baldwin's Y-receiver role combines tight end responsibilities with short-intermediate route running.
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