Stafford's 8% TD rate is a glaring regression risk despite top-10 draft value.
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Matthew Stafford's touchdown rate is identified as one of the most glaringly obvious regression spots this year. Despite posting an almost 8% TD rate and not rushing, he is not being drafted as a top-10 quarterback, suggesting the market may be undervaluing his regression risk or overvaluing other QBs.
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One thing that's really interesting, and this is not a catchable target situation, but like Matthew Stafford's touchdown rate is one of the most glaringly obvious regression spots this year. But for the first time, a quarterback who doesn't rush, who had like an almost 8% touchdown rate, he's not being drafted. It's like a top 10 guy.
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- Matthew Stafford's touchdown rate is identified as one of the most glaringly obvious regression spots this year. Despite posting an almost 8% TD rate and not rushing, he is not being drafted as a top-10 quarterback, suggesting the market may be undervaluing his regression risk or overvaluing other QBs.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Matthew Stafford (QB LAR). Stafford's 8% TD rate is a glaring regression risk despite top-10 draft value.
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