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We're going to have an awesome week talking fantasy football here on FFT in 5 and on Fantasy Football today.

So make sure you're following us, streaming us on Spotify, telling your friends, helping us grow, all that fun stuff. I'm Adam Azer. I've got Dave Richard here with me. On the full-length show, we'll have Jacob Gibbs, one of our sports line analysts to talk about targets per route run and why it is important. If you read the article about it on sports line, you'll see this could be a really, really key stat for fantasy managers as you

evaluate wide receivers. Dave, before we get into TPRR, let's give some news updates here.

What do you make of what Urban Meyer is saying about Travis E.TN? It sounds like he's a freaking

wide receiver. It sounds like they're making good use of a rookie minicamp. Travis ETN had almost

700 carries at Clemson. I think he

knows what to do when he gets a handoff or a toss or anything like that. So why not use the

rookie mini camp to get him acclimated as a pass catcher a little bit more? I actually love this.

It means that the Jaguars have an intention of utilizing him, kind of like the

Saints utilize Alvin Camara. Wouldn't that be fun to have another Alvin Camara? Wouldn't it be

fun if it's Travis E.T.N. I'm excited about it, not ready to move him up in my rankings, but he's now

squarely in the conversation of running backs who can achieve more than 50 receptions.

It does make me think that James Robinson could have a useful role, though.

It's possible.

That's very true that they can keep James Robinson and use them as the Mark Ingram to

Alvin Camarron.

Maybe that happens.

Maybe that makes James Robinson a little bit better.

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