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\u00a0Through 3 games, no QB has more interceptions than … Drake Maye<\/a>.He has been pressured on 42.5% of his dropbacks.Is that a lot? That strikes me as a lot.Through three weeks, Maye is currently QB33 on a points-per-game basis.There are only 32 NFL teams.
\u00a0Among QBs who have played at least 8 games since the start of last season, Marcus Mariota<\/a> ranks 12th in fantasy points per dropback.This week, assuming he starts (Jayden Daniels<\/a> actually made the trip to London, so who knows), Mariota will face a Colts team that is allowing 21.9 PPG to opposing QBs.The Colts are also 30th in pass defense.
\u00a0In Week 3, Jeremiyah Love<\/a> saw 26 touches.That was more touches than he had in Weeks 1 and 2 combined.He also handled 78% of the team\u2019s rush attempts.Love\u2019s Utilization Score of 91 ranked 5th among all RBs<\/a>.
\u00a0Last week, no running back had a higher snap rate than Jaylen Warren<\/a>\u2019s 90%.With Rico Dowdle<\/a> out, Warren handled 20 of the Steelers 22 RB touches.As of this writing, Dowdle looks likely to miss Week 4.
\u00a0After Travis Etienne<\/a> left the game last week, Alvin Kamara<\/a> led the Saints backfield with a 50% snap rate.Kendre Miller<\/a> was at 30%CJ Donaldson<\/a> was at 23%.Not really a stat, but while I have Kamara ranked the highest in Week 4, he won\u2019t be much more than a low-end PPR flex play, as I expect this will be a three-way committee until Etienne returns.
\u00a0So far this season, no running back has rushed for more than 47 yards against the Vikings.In Week 4, the Vikings face the Dolphins.Ollie Gordon<\/a> has 90 career rush attempts.And is averaging 2.7 yards per carry.The Dolphins are currently 10.5-point underdogs.
\u00a0In Week 3, Zay Flowers<\/a> had a 29% snap rate.He ran just 14 routes.And yet he was targeted on 43% of those 14 routes.Flowers finished with a 30% target share.So far this season, Zay Flowers<\/a> has scored 41 fantasy points on just 37 offensive snaps.He is averaging 19.5 yards per target.Dude.
\u00a0In his first game back last week, Brock Bowers<\/a> saw a 43% target share.His Utilization Score was a perfect 100.For his career, in games where Bowers sees at least a 25% target share, he’s averaged over 20 PPG.
\u00a0In 13 career games with Michael Penix<\/a>, Kyle Pitts<\/a> is averaging a 16% target share.And just 34 receiving yards per game.He\u2019s scored double-digit fantasy points only 4 times in those games.<\/p>\n