This is the late round podcast with your host, JJ Zacharisa.

What's up, everyone? It's JJ Zachary. And in this episode 1052 of the late round fantasy football podcast, thanks for tuning in.

Now, before I go to the trends this week,

I've got a favor to ask you. If you check out the description for this episode, you'll see

there's a link to a survey. That survey shouldn't take long to fill out. But it's really,

really helpful for myself and David Kitchin, my C.O. to get honest feedback from you guys.

I want late round fantasy football, this podcast, the content I'm producing.

I want it to be as helpful and entertaining as it possibly can be.

And the best way to get that done is through listening to what's working for you guys and

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So if you could fill it out, it would be greatly, greatly appreciated.

Now let's get to these 10 trends.

The Raiders played their first game without Jacoby Myers in week 10. It resulted in a lot more

Tyler Lockett. Lockett ended up running a route on 80% of Vegas's dropbacks against the Broncos.

That resulted in a 25% target share.

Now, Trey Tucker was the other primary wide receiver.

He ran a route on every single Raiders dropback.

He's now done that two weeks in a row.

Lockett wasn't a transaction this week on the Transactions podcast because it's the Raiders, and Lockett himself is 33 years old and passes prime.

But Vegas does get Dallas this week. Anything is

possible against that defense. There was a huge shift in the Texans backfield in week 10.

I know I mentioned Woody Marks being a by-candidant last week, but I can promise you guys,

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