Takeaway 1: Parker Washington is Jerry Rice
It happened. 6 for 9 for 124 and two touchdowns. Brian Thomas was 0-3 with a dropped touchdown.
Takeaway 2 - Jayden Daniels vs. Jameis Winston is quintessential Konami vs. Gunslinger QB
An extra 10 minutes of overtime drove the fantasy production above 25… but check the pass attempts vs. the rushing production. Simply an amazing dichotomy.
Takeaway 3 - Treveyon Henderson is busting while Braelon Allen and Bhayshul Tuten are rising
In a week where Rhamondre Stevenson was hobbled in practice, and New England needed to milk clock, and Treveyon was not available.
I hate this, but these players will soon to be overtaking Treveyon Henderson in dynasty: Bhayshul Tuten, De’Von Achane, and perhaps…. Braelon Allen.
Braelon Allen Week 5: 87.5% Opportunity Share. Treveyon Henderson has never come close to that. Imagine if Braelon Allen was a second round pick as opposed to a 4th round pick. Speaking of 4th rounders, Bhayshul Tuten was a fourth rounder (4.02), so why can’t Allen (4.34) join him in the same dynasty tier?
Speaking of Bhayshul Tuten, he keeps setting personal Snap Share and Opportunity Share records each week.
Tuten Week 5: 66% of snaps (57% was his previous high) and an 83.3% Opportunity Share vs. Philadelphia. He actually had more rushing yards created (78) than actual rushing yards (72) rushing yards. That’s a riddle!
