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The Chargers faced difficulties in the rushing game, totaling only 54 yards. Austin Ekeler had 29 rushing yards on 15 attempts, as the team struggled to establish a strong ground game. Joshua Kelley went just 6 for 21 rushing yards.
Ekeler was not only active in the rushing game but also made significant contributions as a receiver. He had 94 receiving yards on 7 receptions, including a touchdown (21% target share, 8 targets). Overall, 67% snap share.
Clean sweep on the Sunday Night Football rushing unders.
Ekeler was the primary “buy-low” target last week and that looks like a W. Still looking to buy him with a favorable schedule for RBs coming up.
Breece Hall led the Jets in rushing attempts with 12 carries but had difficulty finding significant yardage. He accumulated 17 rushing yards on a 64% snap share. The team, as a whole, managed 58 rushing yards. Woof.
Dalvin Cook had two carries for 5 yards. Played fewer snaps than Michael Carter. RB3 status. His days in New York may be numbered.
In the receiving game, Garrett Wilson was the primary target for Zach Wilson, recording 100 receiving yards on seven receptions (13 targets).
Hall also played a significant role, catching six passes for 76 yards, including a touchdown (9 targets). The concentrated effort around Hall and Wilson is great for their long-term outlooks with the Jets’ favorable schedule.
Wilson, 36.1% target share. Hall: 25% target share.
The schedule over the second half of the season is JUICY. Chargers, Raiders, Bills and Dolphins up next.
The Cowboys’ rushing attack was led by Tony Pollard, who carried the ball 12 times for 53 yards, averaging 4.4 yards per carry. No TDs again. Only 1 target in another blow-out home win for the Cowboys. Buy low. The TDs have to come at some point. Pollard is the RB6 in expected fantasy points per game this season. And he is averaging nearly the EXACT same points per game as did last season at (12.2 vs 12.3) through 8 weeks. Finished as RB4 the rest of the way. Buy Low.
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