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Pat Fryermuth isn't getting the football anywhere near what any of us, including

Friermouth himself, had expected.

So why is the guy still so stoked?

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And in an ideal setting, it'll be the breakout for what was expected to be a somewhat Friermuth-based offense under Arthur Smith.

Instead, he's been targeted only eight times.

And without having this information as some drop-dead certainty,

it hasn't appeared to me that he's been the primary target who's been ignored on checkdowns either.

He has just literally been targeted only eight times through two games.

Now, that's said, before I take this any further, I want to make it really clear that he's done a lot with those eight targets.

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