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  • 1/26/2024
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00:00 I am a big fan of leaning into George Kittle and taking some of the overs on his props
00:15 this week because I think there's two ways for success.
00:18 Number one, Debo Samuel is not out there or he's out there in a limited capacity.
00:23 When Debo Samuel is not on the field, George Kittle is targeted on 23% of routes run.
00:29 It's actually a higher rate than Brandon Iuke.
00:31 And so I think George Kittle is going to get some of that workload.
00:34 Now he's not going to get that wide receiver one workload.
00:37 That's going to go to Brandon Iuke.
00:38 He's in for a good game as well.
00:40 But George Kittle, who's got a lower receiving prop, I think he's going to get a lot of the
00:44 work because of the absence of Debo Samuel.
00:47 And then in addition, you've got the other way with even if Debo's out there, this is
00:51 still in our favor.
00:53 And that is that this Detroit Lions defense is terrible against tight ends.
00:57 They actually rank one of the 10th worst teams in yards per attempt allowed to tight end
01:02 targets.
01:03 They've struggled mightily against tight ends and they haven't really even played any good
01:07 tight ends.
01:08 They allowed a decent game to Cade Autin last week after he went off the week before.
01:12 They should have been tuned up to try to slow down Cade Autin.
01:14 He still was able to have a lot of success last week.
01:17 And that's Cade Autin we're talking about, not George Kittle.
01:20 There's only been two tight end ones that this defense has faced all year and they struggled
01:25 in those games.
01:26 They allowed two touchdowns to Mark Andrews and they allowed Cole Komet to go for 66 yards
01:32 on five catches.
01:34 I think those are the two best tight ends that this team has played.
01:37 They're going to be in for a world of hurt when they go up against George Kittle.

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