You hear that everybody? Do you hear that? That sound? That is the sound of NFL field stretchers

zooming down the field outside the hash marks. Oh yes. Oh yes. Have you noticed?

Quietly, in the context of the West Coast offense,

there has been a rebirth of the NFL field stretcher this season and it culminated last week

Tyree Kill one of the NFL's signature field stretchers six receptions

185 yards and two touchdowns, 30.8 yards per reception.

Right, I mean.

So he's getting downfield, securing passes beyond 20 yards, but also turning up field on short passes and gobbling up

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right yach monster tariak hill she'd love to see that. Tyrik Hills yards after the catch.

351, that's number three in the NFL. And his total target distance, some call

Ariyards, total target distance on player Profiler.com, 1058, number 21 in the NFL.

So he's pretty much top 20 in Total Target Distance and top three in yards after the catch. That's impressive! And this is a down. and fantasy quarterback in week 13, right?

Alex Smith has been the ultimate fantasy tease.

So week one, he's on waivers and post a top three performance

against the New England Patriots in prime time in pressing every football fan.

So fantasy gamers go and pick them up but they're not ready to start him yet.

They need to see more from Alex Smith.

Finally, Alex Smith has showed them consecutive QB1 performances, finally convincing the

fantasy football enthusiast that he's worthy of being started.

And at that moment, that fantasy gamers are finally comfortable starting Alex Smith,

he gives you one of those 200 yards, zero touchdowns, one interception performance,

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