This is the Lay-Round Podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse and the Editor-in-Chief at Fandall and at number

fire dot com and this is episode 310 of the Lay-Round Podcasts, one of the many shows that

are part of the Fandall Podcasts.

Network, thanks for tuning in.

Before I look at 10 things that are happening throughout the NFL and Fantasy Football, I wanted

to remind you guys that Fandall was offering a gridiron pick-up contest each week over on

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Now let's get to these trends.

Trend 1 is that in Brandon Allen's first and only start this year, Denver running backs

combined for an 11% target share.

Philip Lindsay didn't even have a single target.

And for the record, the 11% target share is on two total targets.

In their previous 8 games, running backs in Denver had a 27.5% target share.

This is a really big deal for both Lindsay and Freeman, because both of those guys had

pretty high floors in PPR formats.

If this continues, you're looking at more touchdown dependent players, which would suck

because they're in a bad offense.

Mike Evans has seen amazing target share numbers over the bucks last three games.

Three games ago was 32.7%, then 31.6%, and then 37.2%.

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