Adams' historic end zone target volume is unlikely to repeat, signaling regression.
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JJ Zachariason notes that while Adams performed near touchdown expectations, his 1.93 end zone targets per game were unsustainable; historically, wide receivers exceeding 1.5 end zone targets per game see a 35% drop in that metric the following year, leading to an average decline of two points per game.
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Adams had 1.93 end zone targets per game last year. Absolutely absurd. That number basically laps every other wide receiver since 2011.
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- JJ Zachariason notes that while Adams performed near touchdown expectations, his 1.93 end zone targets per game were unsustainable; historically, wide receivers exceeding 1.5 end zone targets per game see a 35% drop in that metric the following year, leading to an average decline of two points per game.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Davante Adams (WR LAR). Adams' historic end zone target volume is unlikely to repeat, signaling regression.
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