Fantasy Life Articles on Colston Loveland
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While his 74% route rate was lower than what we saw in Week 1 (89%), it was a +5% jump from Week 2, and his 12% target share and 0.15 targets per route run were both his highest marks of the season (as were his 7.1 PPR points). The issue? That still stinks, especially for a player largely drafted in Rounds 4 and 5. His season-highs were basically mitigated by his 1.0-yard aDOT (lowest of the season).
STACKED’s take
Loveland's season-high targets (12%) offset by 1.0-yard aDOT; source still buying low.
Loveland fell outside the top 12 tight ends in early Week 4 rankings for the first time this season, despite posting season-highs in Week 3 with Case Keenum at QB. His 74% route rate was lower than Week 1 (89%) but up 5% from Week 2, and his 12% target share and 0.15 targets per route run were both season-highs, yielding 7.1 PPR points. However, the source notes these season-highs were mitigated by a 1.0-yard aDOT (lowest of the season) and his first game without a red-zone target. The source suggests benching him for alternatives like Dalton Kincaid or Juwan Johnson but advises against selling, remaining in the buy-low camp given three consecutive weak weeks may create selling pressure from league mates.
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