What's up everyone it's JJ Zachary sin in this episode 740 of the late round fantasy football podcast sponsor by fendill

Thanks for tuning in before getting to the mail by questions this week

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The first question this week is from at Bob forest 3 it says hey JJ loved the show as always

Thanks, this is a note from your cell high pod earlier this week

Question what's the split on pickins pre-imposed chase claypool trade yards per out run target share etc

Is he better than his season long numbers suggest?

So chase claypool played the first eight weeks the 2022 season with the Steelers

So during that time pickins had more competition in that offense

But he actually had a target share per game rate that was better than his second half splits

His splits with claypool saw 16.4% target share per game his splits without him were 16%

He averaged three fewer pp points per game, but the Steelers offense wasn't performing as well

So we shouldn't be surprised by that

Now according to pro football focus pickins yards per route run rate was 1.14 with claypool. It was 1.63 without him

So it's a pretty big jump, but I don't think this is solely a chase claypool thing

Because if you look at the ante Johnson the exact same thing happened like I said the Steelers offense just became a lot more efficient

It was a lot better and numbers are going to look better when the offensive situation is better

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