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D'Andre Swift vs New England Patriots Defense 🦈🔥 50 Likes For The Next NFL Player Spot Im On ❤️ I'M NOT IN LOVE WITH D'ANDRE SWIFT ON THE GROUND IN THIS MATCHUP. New England hasn't been giving up a ton of rushing yards to opposing RB1s, and when you look at how they've defended the run this season, I DON'T THINK THAT'S THE STRONGEST ANGLE HERE. BUT I REALLY LIKE LOOKING AT SWIFT THROUGH THE AIR. The Patriots have been allowing 3 targets per game to opposing RB1s, and when you start looking at Swift's receiving production with Caleb Williams combined with his route tree, THIS MATCHUP GETS A LOT MORE INTERESTING. 🔥 D'ANDRE SWIFT WITH CALEB WILLIAMS In Swift's last 19 games with Caleb Williams where he's received 3+ targets, he's averaging 31.7 Receiving Yards/G. 📊 NEW ENGLAND DEFENSE VS RB1 🏃 12.5 Carries/G — 27th most 🏃 58.0 Rushing Yards/G — 20th most 🔥 4.59 Yards/Carry — 7th highest 🚨 0.3 Rushing TD/G — 23rd most 🎯 3.0 Targets/G — 20th most 🎯 2.2 Receptions/G — 25th most 🔥 23.5 Receiving Yards/G — 8th most THIS IS WHY I'M MORE INTERESTED IN HIS RECEIVING PRODUCTION. New England is allowing only 58 rushing yards per game to RB1s, but they're giving up the 8th most receiving yards to that same position. And that's an important difference. The Patriots haven't been allowing a ton of receiving volume, but the backs who do catch passes have still been finding opportunities to gain yards. 🔥 D'ANDRE SWIFT ROUTE TREE VS NEW ENGLAND 🎯 FLAT ROUTE 50.5% of Swift's Routes 46 Routes Run 10 Targets 4.0 Yards/Target 🔥 NE Allows 27.0 Yards/G — 13th most 🎯 ANGLE ROUTE 23.1% of Swift's Routes 21 Routes Run 2 Targets 8.0 Yards/Target 🔥 NE Allows 12.0 Yards/G — 7th most 🎯 SWING ROUTE 11.0% of Swift's Routes 10 Routes Run 1 Target 6.0 Yards/Target 🔥 NE Allows 11.7 Yards/G — MOST IN NFL 🎯 SCREEN ROUTE 8.8% of Swift's Routes 8 Routes Run 7 Targets 10.6 Yards/Target 🔥 NE Allows 12.2 Yards/G — 20th most THIS IS WHERE THE MATCHUP REALLY GETS INTERESTING. Swift has run 91 charted routes this season. And look at how much of his route tree is built around getting the football out of the backfield. 🔥 50.5% FLAT 🔥 23.1% ANGLE 🔥 11.0% SWING 🔥 8.8% SCREEN THAT'S 93.4% OF HIS CHARTED ROUTES COMING FROM THOSE FOUR ROUTE TYPES. And New England has been particularly vulnerable against SWING and ANGLE routes. The Patriots are allowing the MOST receiving yards per game against swing routes in the NFL. They're also allowing the 7th most receiving yards per game against angle routes. NOW HERE'S WHAT I REALLY LIKE. Even though Swift has only been targeted once on a swing route this season, that route is still part of his regular usage. And his angle routes account for another 23.1% of his route tree. Look at Swift's SCREEN ROUTE production. 🎯 8 Routes 🎯 7 Targets 🎯 100% Catch Rate 🔥 10.6 Yards/Target THAT IS SOME REALLY INTERESTING EFFICIENCY. When Chicago has designed screens for Swift, he's been getting targeted on almost every one of those routes. And while New England hasn't been especially vulnerable to screens compared with the rest of the league, that usage gives Swift another path to receiving production without needing a ton of downfield targets. I'M DEFINITELY MORE INTERESTED IN D'ANDRE SWIFT RECEIVING YARDS HERE. The biggest question for me is whether Caleb gives him the 3+ targets that have historically made his receiving production so interesting with Caleb. Because if he gets those opportunities, I LIKE HIS CHANCES OF MAKING SOMETHING HAPPEN THROUGH THE AIR. 📺 twitch.tv/stackintv 📊 Data provided by @PropFinderApp 🎟️ Use code WP for 30% OFF

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