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Video: Feel It or F--It 8.17.26 with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman
you think of like Chase Clayool and Kenny Goliday as examples of that where they hit early and then they just disappeared when they were asked to be the main guy
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Negative signalBust

Early success faded once defenses adjusted to him as a primary target

Matt Waldman cites Chase Claypool as a cautionary tale for receivers who show early promise but struggle once defenses adjust to them. Claypool benefited from favorable alignments and mismatches early in his career, but his production faded once opponents began game-planning for him as a primary threat.

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