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The target leader was Demario Douglas: 7 targets, 24.1% target share.
They are looking for ways to get this guy the ball in a similar way – from my opinion to how Baltimore uses Zay Flowers. Only 5 catches for 25 yards, but great usage. 77% snap share led all WRs as did his two red zone targets and 84% route participation.
DeVante Parker and JuJu Smith-Schuster played fewer snaps on offense than Jalen Reagor….
The Pats get the Commanders and Indy (Germany) over the next 2 games. After their bye week it’s Giants, Chargers, Steelers and Chiefs.
It’s a great schedule for WRs, so we could be on the cusp of a true Douglas breakout. Wild times.
The rushing game faced some difficulties, with the team totaling 73 yards on 25 rushing attempts. D’Onta Foreman led the way with 34 rushing yards on 9 carries. 32% snap share.
D’Onta Foreman caught 1 pass for 2 yards (2 targets). Roschon Johnson totaled 4 targets while leading the backfield in snap share at 36%. 6 carries for 21 yards.
It was a full three-way committee with Darrynton Evans also playing 27% of the snaps. 4 carries for 18 yards and 1 TD on 1 of 2 red-zone carries. Also caught 3 balls on 4 targets.
First half carries were 5 to 4 to 1, between Foreman/Johnson/Evans.
Therefore, you need to get out of this backfield business ASAP. Bears want to use multiple guys and it will be even more muddled when Khalil Herbert returns. Tough remaining schedule for RBs.
If I were to buy any guy dirt cheap, it would be Roschon. Snap leader after missing multiple games is encouraging.
Biggest L for me this week (of many). Trey McBride.
McBride led the way with 95 receiving yards on 10 receptions, including a touchdown where he willed his way into the end zone on one of his 3 red-zone targets. 98 air yards. 14 targets / 37.8% target share. 82% snap share.
Woof (to me). 88% route participation.
The first half carry total was 5 for Kenneth Walker and 3 for Zach Charbonnet. Ended 8-to-5 in favor of Walker. Both guys were very efficient, averaging over 8 yards per carry. Both RBs saw 2 targets.
But But But. Charbonnet outright played MORE than Walker. 59% to 41%. Interesting. Might be time to sell high on Walker’s fast start with rookie getting ramped up. Charbonnet’s finally realizing that receiving role running more routes than Walker (22 vs 12). Walker might be dealing with a calf injury, but those types of injuries don’t just disappear.
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