This is the late round podcast with your host, J.J. Zacharre

reason.

What's up everyone? It's J.J. Zachary, and in this episode 842 of the late round fantasy football

podcast sponsored by Fanool. Thanks for tuning in.

Before I get into the trends this week, I wanted to send a reminder about the late round fantasy football Patreon.

I know the season is getting closer to finishing up, but the Patreon includes things like weekly rankings and tears, monthly dynasty rankings

and tears, which includes single quarterback and super flex leagues, live stream Q&As, data dumps,

and more.

You can learn more about it over on late round.com. Now let's get to these more. Packers are on to their other rookie tight end and Tucker Kraft.

In week 12, Kraft ran around on 81% of Green Bay's dropbacks.

That was the third highest route participation by a Packers tight end this season.

Now it only resulted in a 6.7% target share,

but it does look like Tucker Kraft is going to be used just like Luke Musgrave was.

Which means he'll probably be referenced on the Sleeper show each week

just to get you five and a half

PPR points.

One very obvious trend to talk about this week is with the Raven's Backfield.

Keaton Mitchell ended up leading that

backfield with a 46% snap share in week 12. He played 32

offensive snaps Justice Hill was at 20, Gus Edwards 18. That resulted in

Mitchell having a 41% running back rush share, which was his highest of the season.

And he also ran a route on 38% of Baltimore's dropbacks, also a season high.

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