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Week 7 Beyond the Box Score: Blake Corum almost had a HUGE game

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Oct 27, 2026
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Tue, October 27, 2026
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A.J. BrownBam KnightBlake CorumBraelon AllenBryce YoungCarnell TateChris GodwinDeeJay DallasDenzel BostonDK MetcalfJahan DotsonJahmyr GibbsJalen BrooksJalen Coker
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A.J. Brown

PositiveUsage4:06

Ranked in the top 10 for unrealized air yards in Week 7, indicating continued high-volume downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity.

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Bam Knight

NegativeProjection9:54

Cardinals running back Knight got loose from 11 yards out and beat his man on a downfield streak, but unfortunately couldn't complete the play and dropped what would have been an 11-yard touchdown.

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Blake Corum

NegativeProjection2:30

Had two touchdowns wiped away in Week 7: a 43-yard touchdown run nullified by a facemask penalty and a two-yard potential touchdown nullified by holding. Ian Hartitz notes both penalties were deserved and clearly visible on replay. Despite the penalties being rightfully called, Hartitz emphasizes the frustration of watching Corum score repeatedly only to have the points taken away, underscoring his elite red zone involvement and scoring opportunity volume. Named Hartitz's top "Sheesh MVP" for Week 7, highlighting that Corum nearly had a three-touchdown day but had multiple scores negated by penalties, showcasing his consistent ability to create scoring opportunities even when the final stat line doesn't reflect it.

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Braelon Allen

NegativeUsage4:30

Was stopped just short of the goal line in Week 7 and did not score a touchdown; missed a scoring opportunity despite being in position to score.

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Bryce Young

NegativeProjection7:00

Young threw two interceptions in Week 7, a significant departure from his recent performance expectations. One interception was aided by Jaylen Coker falling down at the top of his route—not Young's fault—but the other was definitely Young's responsibility, undercut by the defender. Ian Hartitz noted the overall performance was far from what had been expected from Young recently.

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Carnell Tate

NegativeUsage4:30

Was stopped just short of the goal line and did not score a touchdown in Week 7; missed a scoring opportunity.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeProjection3:10

Had a nine-yard touchdown wiped away by an illegal shift penalty in Week 7. The penalty was caused by Bucky Irving not coming to a full stop before the snap, and it negated what was a very nice connection from Baker Mayfield to Godwin on a flat route. The penalty did not have any bearing on the actual play itself, making it a frustrating missed scoring opportunity.

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DeeJay Dallas

PositiveUsage11:32

Seahawks running back Dallas was featured on a third-down play where Sam Darnold rolled out of the pocket but couldn't hit him in stride. Had the pass been on target, Dallas appeared to have a clear path to a 17-yard touchdown with no Chiefs defenders in position to cut him off. This represents a near-miss high-value opportunity that illustrates Dallas's involvement in the Seahawks' passing game.

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Denzel Boston

PositiveUsage3:42

Led all pass catchers with 124 unrealized air yards in Week 7, the highest mark of the week. Playing a volatile boomer-bust downfield role and consistently getting open deep downfield; even amid Casey Cansep's breakout day, Boston was still generating fantasy-friendly deep opportunities. Season-long, Boston ranks third in unrealized air yards with 539 yards, indicating sustained high-volume downfield targeting. Also had a potential 48-yard touchdown that was overthrown; while it wouldn't have counted anyway due to an offensive holding penalty, Ian Hartitz notes that Boston did enough to get open downfield and gave him credit for the effort.

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DK Metcalf

PositiveUsage5:05

Ranks among the top four on the season in unrealized air yards with over 400 yards, indicating sustained high-volume downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity despite production not yet materializing at the same rate.

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Jahan Dotson

PositiveUsage4:00

Falcons wide receiver with 115 unrealized air yards in Week 7, ranking in the top 10 for the week. Also accumulated DPI penalties in Week 7, indicating continued end zone targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity despite penalties preventing point realization. Among the biggest DPI beneficiaries in Week 7, showing defensive pass interference penalties worked in his favor during the week's games.

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Jahmyr Gibbs

NegativeUsage4:05

Slid short of the goal line twice at the end of Week 7 when the Packers were willing to give him touchdowns, costing himself two potential scores. Ian Hartitz notes Gibbs appeared to be looking out for his real-life team and teammates rather than his fantasy managers. On the second slide, Gibbs' ankle moved the wrong direction, but he got up seemingly okay, raising minor injury concern.

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Jalen Brooks

PositiveUsage4:00

Cardinals wide receiver with 108 unrealized air yards in Week 7, ranking in the top 10 for the week, indicating sustained downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity. Also was open downfield for a potential 40-yard gain but was underthrown by his quarterback in Week 7; while Ian Hartitz doesn't believe it would have resulted in a touchdown, the play demonstrates Brooks' involvement in the passing game and his ability to get open for significant yardage opportunities.

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Jalen Coker

NegativeProjection7:00

Coker had multiple missed opportunities in Week 7. He fell down at the top of his route on one of Bryce Young's interceptions—Ian Hartitz noted this was not Young's fault, indicating Coker's play contributed to the turnover. Additionally, Coker had a potential 48-yard touchdown that was overthrown by Young; the receiver was open enough to catch a touchdown but didn't get an accurate ball.

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Jordan Love

NegativeProjection7:38

Love threw one interception in Week 7 on third and 21 backed up on his own goal line—essentially an arm punt situation. The interception should not be held against him as a meaningful negative; Brian Branch intercepted the pass downfield.

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Jordan Watkins

PositiveUsage4:06

Ranked in the top 10 for unrealized air yards in Week 7, indicating high-volume downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity.

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Kendre Miller

NegativeUsage4:30

Was stopped just short of the goal line in Week 7 and did not score a touchdown; missed a scoring opportunity despite being in position to score.

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Khalil Herbert

NegativeUsage4:30

Was stopped just short of the goal line in Week 7 and did not score a touchdown; missed a scoring opportunity despite being in position to score.

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Kyren Williams

NegativeUsage4:30

Was stopped just short of the goal line in Week 7 and did not score a touchdown; missed a scoring opportunity despite being in position to score.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

PositiveUsage4:06

Ranked in the top 10 for unrealized air yards in Week 7, indicating high-volume downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity.

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Matthew Golden

PositiveValue4:58

Leads the entire NFL in unrealized air yards for the season with 749 yards, over 200 more than second place (Michael Wilson at 539), and also leads the league in drops and DPI penalties. Ian Hartitz highlights Golden as a smash pick at his ADP despite unrealized upside; Golden has been open downfield frequently but hasn't converted opportunities into production at the rate his volume suggests. Hartitz notes Golden has still had a very good year overall, but is "scratching the surface on how big of a year this actually could have been" given the volume of fantasy-friendly opportunities he's generating.

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Michael Wilson

PositiveUsage4:58

Ranks second on the season in unrealized air yards with 539 yards, indicating sustained high-volume downfield targeting. Also accumulated multiple DPI penalties in Week 7 with the Cardinals spamming end zone targets to Wilson while down multiple touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Had a potential 5-yard touchdown in the corner of the end zone that he couldn't come down with; he is now over eight end zone targets with Jacoby Brissett this season, but better days are expected next Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

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Puka Nacua

PositiveUsage5:05

Ranks among the top four on the season in unrealized air yards with over 400 yards, indicating sustained high-volume downfield targeting and fantasy-friendly opportunity despite production not yet materializing at the same rate.

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Rome Odunze

NegativeProjection9:20

Odunze had a potential 13-yard touchdown go right off his hands on Thursday night. While it wouldn't have counted anyway due to an offensive pass interference call, Ian Hartitz called out the drop. Odunze made up for it later with several nice clutch catches in the second half.

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Thomas Fidone

NegativeUsage4:50

Giants tight end who was stopped just short of the goal line and did not score a touchdown in Week 7; missed a scoring opportunity.

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Tony Pollard

NegativeProjection3:50

Could have had a fourth touchdown in Week 7 but got stopped at the 1-yard line on back-to-back carries earlier in the same game. Despite scoring three touchdowns, he missed out on additional scoring opportunities due to goal-line inefficiency.

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Tre Tucker

PositiveUsage4:06

Ranked in the top 10 for unrealized air yards in Week 7 and accumulated 20+ yards of DPI penalties in Week 7, indicating high-volume end zone targeting. Cardinals continued to spam end zone targets to Tucker while down multiple touchdowns in the fourth quarter, showing sustained opportunity despite penalties preventing point realization.

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Trey McBride

PositiveUsage4:06

Ranked in the top 10 for unrealized air yards in Week 7 and accumulated three separate DPI penalties in Week 7, indicating high-volume end zone targeting. Cardinals continued to spam end zone targets to McBride while down multiple touchdowns in the fourth quarter, showing sustained opportunity despite penalties preventing point realization.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00It's a great day to go beyond the box
0:02score in week seven and break down some
0:03factors that you might have missed if
0:05you didn't have a chance to watch every
0:06second of every game, but no worries. I
0:08got you guys, all right? We're going
0:10through touchdowns that were wiped away
0:11off the board by a penalty, whether it
0:13was deserved or not. Players who got
0:15tackled at the one-yard line did not get
0:17to score a touchdown on the same drive.
0:19Also had Jahmyr Gibbs doing that
0:20freaking Brian Westbrook Todd Gurley
0:22business, sliding short of the goal
0:24line. Talk about a shushy moment there.
0:26Also going to be going through dropped
0:27touchdowns, defensive pass interference
0:29penalties, breaking down what
0:30interceptions actually were and were not
0:32the quarterback's fault. I like to call
0:33this the shush report because it's just
0:35a sort of plays that when you're
0:36watching during the course of any given
0:37Sunday, they simply make you say shush.
0:40But with that in mind, guys, let's get
0:41things started with the nullified
0:43touchdowns of week seven. Had three of
0:45them and unfortunately, two of them
0:47happened to the same player. It's not
0:49Bijan Robinson, he was actually on bye,
0:50but instead, Rams RB2 Blake Corum had
0:53again, not one, but two touchdowns wiped
0:55away,
0:56deservedly. All right, guys? Again, it
0:58would be easy to sit here and say, "Oh,
0:59he's so unlucky." But we had a 43-yard
1:02touchdown run nullified by a facemask
1:03penalty that was essentially a hold,
1:05like it took away a defender's chance to
1:07make the tackle in the hole in the first
1:09place. And then the shorter potential
1:10two-yard touchdown was a holding penalty
1:12that again, when you watch the replay,
1:14you can pretty clearly see that it
1:16allowed the touchdown to happen in the
1:17first place. So, still wound up being a
1:19pretty good day for Blake Corum, but you
1:21know, if the refs had just been maybe
1:22looking the other way or decided to let
1:24the boys play for those two plays,
1:26coulda, shoulda, woulda been a much
1:27bigger day in the fantasy and obviously
1:30anytime multiple touchdown scoring
1:32streets. Also note Chris Godwin, guys,
1:34had a nine-yard touchdown wiped away on
1:36the illegal shift penalty. This one was
1:38basically them getting set up and Bucky
1:40Irving just didn't come to a full stop
1:42before the snap. So, what was actually a
1:43very nice connection from Baker to
1:45Godwin on a little flat route from nine
1:47yards out, unfortunately taken off the
1:49board by a penalty that again didn't
1:50really have any bearing on the play.
1:53Had a handful of big plays also called
1:55back by penalty. When I go through the
1:56play-by-play data, I'm looking for 15
1:58plus yards or more. So, we had a 34-yard
2:00Jordan Addison catch wiped away by
2:02holding. Bijan Robinson and Chuba
2:04Hubbard also had 30-plus yard runs wiped
2:06away by holding calls. Woody Marks had
2:0827-yard John taken off the board. RJ
2:10Harvey 19-yard catch taken off by an
2:12OPI. And then Kenneth Walker, if you
2:14guys caught that freaking ridiculous
2:16play where Mahomes got horse-collared as
2:18it was also a holding penalty, had a
2:2015-yard catch taken off the board
2:22because of that.
2:23Next up, we have players who were
2:24tackled at the 1-yard line and did not
2:26score a touchdown on the same drive.
2:28Again, obviously situations where they
2:30got so close to the promised land, but
2:32just couldn't quite get those extra 3
2:33ft. 49ers RB Christian McCaffrey did end
2:36up scoring a nice long touchdown, but he
2:38got stopped not once, not twice, but
2:40three times at the 1-yard line on the
2:42same drive. Luckily for pretty much
2:44everyone, let's face it, CMC came in and
2:46dove over to get the score on fourth
2:48down. Also, Mr. three-touchdown Tony
2:50Pollard could have even had a fourth one
2:52on the day. He got stopped at the 1-yard
2:54yard line on back-to-back carries
2:55earlier in that game. Also, note as I
2:57mentioned in the intro, Jahmyr Gibbs,
2:59guys, looking out for his real-life
3:00team, I guess, and his teammates, not
3:02his fantasy managers. Not once, but
3:04twice at the end of this game, went
3:06ahead and slid down short while the
3:08Packers were pretty much willing to give
3:09him a touchdown. I'm just happy he got
3:11up from the second one because, man,
3:12looked like he just his body wasn't used
3:14to him not trying to go into the end
3:16zone. Seemed like his ankle maybe moved
3:18the wrong direction, but got up, seemed
3:20to be no worse for the wear because of
3:21that.
3:22Other guys who again were stopped just
3:24short of the goal line and did not
3:25score, Christian McCaffrey, Kyren
3:27Williams, Braelon Allen, Kendre Miller
3:29Miller, Khalil Herbert, Carnell Tate,
3:31Jaylen Brooks, had Tyler Shuck and Cam
3:34Ward get stopped multiple times on the
3:35same drive out there as rushers. And
3:38then Jacory Brisset and Giants tight end
3:39Thomas Fidone rounding out the players
3:41who were so close yet so far away from
3:43adding a touchdown to their week seven
3:45totals. Next up, guys, we got unrealized
3:47air yards, okay? This is a nerdy metric
3:49meant to help quantify the total
3:51incomplete yards that a player's been
3:53getting, okay? So, if I'm targeting
3:55Jameson Williams down field and I throw
3:5750-yard pass in the air and it falls
3:59incomplete, those are 50 unrealized air
4:01yards, all right? So, it's a good sign.
4:02This just helps show us, "Hey, who had a
4:04bunch of fantasy-friendly downfield
4:06opportunity, but for one reason or
4:07another, a bad pass, a drop, they just
4:10couldn't quite come down with it." Also
4:11know I am including penalty yards like
4:13defensive pass interferences for this.
4:15Anyway, 10 pass catchers had at least 75
4:17unrealized air yards in week seven led
4:19off by Mr. Denzel Boston from the
4:22Browns, guys, 124 on the week, the
4:24highest mark.
4:26You know, he is playing kind of that
4:27volatile boomer-bust downfield role, so
4:29we should be expecting
4:31be towards the top of this list more
4:32weeks than not, but just realize even in
4:34the midst of Casey Concepcion's breakout
4:36day, Denzel Boston was largely still
4:38getting open deep downfield. Also know
4:40Matthew Golden had 122, Falcons wide
4:42receiver Jahan Dotson, and Cardinals
4:44wide receiver Jaylen Brooks at 115 and
4:46108 respectively. A.J. Brown, Trey
4:49Tucker, Jordan Watkins, Marvin Harrison
4:51Jr., Trey McBride, and Jaylen Nailer
4:53rounding out the top 10 of the week. So,
4:55if you want to go ahead and look at the
4:56season-long standings, it is Matthew
4:58Golden, guys, and it is not even
5:00freaking close, okay? 749
5:03unrealized air yards for Golden this
5:04year. That's over 200 more than second
5:07place, who happens to be Michael Wilson
5:09at 539. Only other guys even over 400
5:12yards, Denzel Boston, DK Metcalf, and
5:14Puka Nacua.
5:16Next up, we got defensive pass
5:17interference penalties, all right? No
5:18fantasy points will be awarded. God have
5:20mercy on your soul, and you just got to
5:22deal with it despite obviously doing
5:24enough to force those zebras to throw
5:26the flag in the first place. But, seven
5:27players with at least 20 yards of DPI
5:29penalties in week seven. Trey Tucker,
5:31Michael Wilson, Trey McBride three
5:33separate DPI penalties as they continue
5:35to just spam these end zone targets to
5:37this dude. Down multiple touchdowns in
5:39the fourth quarter. Quez Watkins, Xavier
5:41Hutchinson, Ted Ginn Jr., and Jahan
5:43Dotson rounding out the biggest DPI
5:45beneficiaries in week seven. Also know
5:47Courtland Sutton, Malik Washington, and
5:49Mike Gesicki picked up shorter DPI
5:51penalties that occurred in the end zone.
5:53That said, if you want to look at the
5:54overall leaderboard on the season, once
5:56again, guys, it is Matthew Golden, not
5:58as big of a gap though here. In fact,
5:59really it's a two-man race to see who
6:02gets crowned as the DPI champion of the
6:04world. We'll workshop a better name for
6:06that, but anyway, Matthew Golden and
6:08Nico Collins have each thrown five DPI
6:10penalties
6:11this season. That's the most of any
6:12player. Golden has a slight lead in
6:14yards thrown from those 98 to 96.
6:17Next up, every single week I go back and
6:19I review every single interception that
6:21was thrown and do my best to try to see
6:23was that the quarterback's fault or was
6:25it not his fault, okay? So, reasons why
6:26it would not be his fault, a drop from
6:28his own pass catcher that then became an
6:30interception. Maybe he was freaking
6:32drilled as he was throwing the football.
6:33Maybe it got tipped at the line of
6:34scrimmage. Maybe it was clear there was
6:36a miscommunication between him and his
6:38receiver expecting someone to stop or
6:40they kept running. Things of that
6:42nature, okay? So, I'm not in the huddle
6:44or anything like that, but I'm guessing
6:45if you guys go back and watch a lot of
6:47these two, you could see where I'm
6:48coming from. And again, we're just
6:49trying to give context to things that
6:51otherwise we would just be completely
6:52treating as the same. When I think when
6:54we all watch enough enough football, we
6:56realize that's seldom the case. So, with
6:57that said, guys, I think there's 18
6:59total interceptions this week and four
7:01of them I deemed to not exactly be the
7:03quarterback's fault. I would say for
7:05former Pro Bowl QB Tyler Snoop Huntley,
7:07he did throw an interception, but it was
7:09pretty clear that he expected Zay
7:11Flowers to keep running across the field
7:13and Zay stopped. So, what should they
7:14have done? Who's the miscommunication
7:16on? I'm not sure, but it certainly was a
7:18miscommunication.
7:20Also, we'll say Bryce Young had two
7:22interceptions out there. One was
7:23definitely his fault. It was undercut by
7:24the defender. His first interception
7:26though did feature Jaylen Coker
7:28unfortunately fall down at the top of
7:29his route. So, but definitely far from
7:31what we were, you know, getting used to
7:32expecting from Bryce Young out there on
7:34Sunday. At least one of those
7:35interceptions though I wouldn't be too
7:36hard on the guy. Also note, Jordan Love
7:39did have one interception, but man, it
7:41was third and 21 backed up on his own
7:43goal line. It was the definition of an
7:45arm punt out there. So, good catch, that
7:48one was by Brian Branch down field, but
7:50again, I think the snap was around their
7:515-yard line. They ended up getting the
7:53ball to given the ball, I should say, to
7:55the Lions on the other side of the 50.
7:57So, you know, just taking that chance
7:59wound up being just fine for them. Also,
8:01Matthew Stafford one interception, but
8:03this one did go directly off Kobe
8:04Parkinson's hands. Tough to blame the
8:06reigning defending MVP of the league for
8:09that one.
8:10Last category, guys, I'm going through
8:12drop touchdowns and better ball
8:14touchdowns, okay? So, we're going to be
8:15focusing with the drops first. These
8:16were plays that were officially ruled as
8:19drops. And if we do look at this week,
8:21there was not one, not two, not three,
8:23not four, six different drop touchdowns,
8:26okay? The biggest one was by Casey
8:28Cansep again, fantastic day for the
8:30rookie, but coulda shoulda woulda added
8:32a 48-yard touchdown to his stat line. At
8:35a minimum, would have been a 40-plus
8:36yard gain. Yeah, went right through his
8:38hands downfield, good ball from Deshaun
8:40Watson. Also note our returning Josh
8:42Jacobs did catch a touchdown, but he
8:43could have had a second one that
8:45honestly would have given the Packers a
8:46real good chance at eating the W on
8:49Sunday. Unfortunately, he dropped a
8:50lovely 17-yard pearl from Jordan Love.
8:53Again, would have been good for six
8:54points. Also note Bears wide receiver
8:56Rome Odunze going back to Thursday night
8:58had a potential 13-yard touchdown go
9:00right off his hands. Now, it wouldn't
9:02have counted anyway because he had an
9:03OPI, but if you think that I'm not going
9:05to be calling out Rome here for that
9:07drop touchdown because of an OPI, you
9:09are mistaken, my friend. Luckily, Rome
9:10did make up for it later with several
9:12nice clutch catches in the second half.
9:14Cardinals running back Bam Knight got
9:16loose, you know, from 11 yards out,
9:18actually beat his man on a little bit of
9:19a downfield streak, and he unfortunately
9:21couldn't complete the play, dropped what
9:23would have been 11-yard touchdown. Also
9:25note Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Lane
9:27got a nice boost in his usage, got a lot
9:29of targets out there, unfortunately
9:30didn't do a great job coming down with
9:32them. Specifically, a 6-yard potential
9:34touchdown bounced off his hands as it
9:36seemed like he was just trying to worry
9:37too much about getting his feet down and
9:38bounds. And also, guys, Cardinals wide
9:40receiver Michael Wilson had a potential
9:435-yard touchdown in the corner of the
9:44end zone. Again, as the Cardinals were
9:46doing their usual business of just
9:47spamming him and Trey McBride with
9:49targets down multiple scores in the
9:50fourth quarter. Wilson, unfortunately,
9:52couldn't come down with this one. He is
9:54now over eight on end zone targets with
9:56him and Jacoby Brissett this season.
9:58Would think better days are going to be
9:59ahead though, specifically next Sunday
10:01against the Dallas Cowboys. Only other
10:03one I had, guys, was Panthers wide
10:05receiver Bryson Tremaine, potential
10:075-yard touchdown drop, but also just a
10:09situation where he probably would have
10:10had to kind of push through at least one
10:12guy, but it was a fourth and short,
10:14would have at least picked up the first
10:15down, instead he dropped it.
10:17Only other big gains, Wan'Dale Robinson,
10:19Troy Franklin, and Pat Freiermuth
10:20potential 25-plus yard gains wouldn't
10:22have been touchdowns, but again, the
10:24ball fell right through their hands.
10:25Those were the drops, a little bit more
10:27official. This next category, not as
10:29official, it is subjective, okay? Better
10:31ball touchdowns and/or big plays,
10:33situations where the quarterback had
10:35enough time to deliver a pass to an open
10:37wide receiver, and I do think if the
10:39pass had been accurate enough, we could
10:40have reasonably expected them to catch
10:42it for a score or a big play.
10:44Unfortunately, the quarterback did not
10:45hold up their end of the deal for one
10:47reason or another. So, in this category,
10:49guys, we had six plays on the week that
10:52I again thought that the receiver was
10:53open enough to catch a touchdown, but
10:55didn't get an accurate ball. Jaylen
10:57Coker potential 48-yard touchdown
10:59overthrown by Bryce Young. Denzel Boston
11:01potential 48-yard touchdown was
11:03overthrown as well.
11:04In that case, similar to the Rome, it
11:06wouldn't have counted anyway because
11:07there was an offense holding, but hey,
11:09Denzel Boston doing enough to get open
11:11down field, wanted to give him his
11:12flowers there. Titans tight end Daniel
11:14Bellinger had potential 43-yard
11:16touchdown late overthrown over his head.
11:18Uh Ravens tight end Mark Andrews
11:19potential 29-yard touchdown also
11:21overthrown. Did go off his hands, like
11:23it wasn't a great pass or anything like
11:25that, but I don't know, you're making a
11:26lot of money, Mark Andrews. Would be
11:28nice to see you do literally anything
11:30good at this point in the year 2026.
11:32Seahawks running back DeeJay Dallas on a
11:34third down, kind of, you know, Sam
11:36Darnold was rolling out of the pocket,
11:37couldn't quite hit him in stride. If he
11:38would have, though, really didn't seem
11:40like any Chiefs were going to be able to
11:41cut him off before scoring a 17-yard
11:43touchdown. And finally, Bengals wide
11:45receiver Dante Myers potential 2-yard
11:47touchdown, Burrow overthrown him. You
11:48could see him clap his hands afterwards,
11:50mad at himself, usually a good sign that
11:52that that that deserves to be making
11:54this list. And finally, Matthew Golden
11:55and Jaylen Brooks, I don't think they
11:57would have been touchdowns, but they
11:58were open enough down field for
11:59potential 40-yard gains. Unfortunately,
12:01they were underthrown on both occasions.
12:04Usually at the end of this, guys, I go
12:05through and kind of name the big two or
12:07three Sheesh MVPs.
12:09Not the sheeshiest week that I think
12:11we've seen all season. That said, if I
12:12did have to call out two guys, Blake
12:14Corum being number one even if those
12:16touchdowns were again, I believe taken
12:18off the board rightfully because of the
12:19penalties created the scores in the
12:21first place. Still pretty, you know,
12:23shitty to be watching your player on
12:24Sundays. Oh look, Blake Corum scored
12:26again. Oh wait, no he didn't because
12:28there was a facemask and a holding
12:29penalty. So, while I don't get to score
12:31later luckily, but again not too far off
12:33from having a three touchdown day. Then
12:35also would just want to highlight
12:37Matthew Golden again, someone who
12:38continues to rack up all these
12:39unrealized air yards, these fantasy
12:41friendly downfield opportunities, but
12:43just hasn't quite been able to come
12:45through in the biggest of ways, all
12:46right? Still been a smash pick at his
12:48ADP and still having by and large guys a
12:50very good year, too. Does lead the
12:52league in drops though and does lead the
12:54league in DPI penalties and unrealized
12:56air yards. So, as good as Golden has
12:58been, really has just been scratching
12:59the surface on how big of a year this
13:01actually could have been. But, anyway
13:03guys, that's going to do it for me. If
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13:09have been enjoying the content here.
13:10Hope you're enjoying life in the
13:11football season as well. I'll continue
13:13to be back here each and every Monday
13:15breaking down all the near miss
13:16opportunities
13:17that you may or may not have missed. So,
13:19with that guys, I'm Me and Hard at Work.
13:20Thanks to you for tuning in. Until next
13:21time, take care everybody.

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