Sep 14, 2026 · 2 hr 22 min · 16 segments
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They obviously went crazy from an offense perspective, scored 59 points yesterday.
And unfortunately, the performance didn't necessarily trickle down to all the receiving options.
But we did get a very strong offensive performance, which signals that we're going to get those receiving performances eventually.
So we have DeAndre Swift with a 62% opportunity share and Kyle Menungai with 38% opportunity share.
Maybe they changed their play calling a little bit within those drives knowing who's in there, who's in the game.
But for the most part, you're going to get DeAndre Swift on his drive and then doing stuff on third downs, catching the receiving stuff, and then also inside the five on his downs.
they will sub out Kyle Mungai in like two minute drill or something like that, right? So they do like lean towards DeAndre Swift.
Does this mean that DeAndre Swift is someone to sell? No, I still think he's a high-end RB2.
I think he will get more opportunities than Mnangai on most games anyway, that they want this to be kind of like driven this way.
I think he's a high-end RB2 pretty much the rest of the season, especially based off of yesterday, just watching the game play looked elusive, was hitting the holes hard.
On top of that, I think that this team is going to always be kind of a run-first team.
They obviously went crazy from an offense perspective, scored 59 points yesterday.
And unfortunately, the performance didn't necessarily trickle down to all the receiving options.
But we did get a very strong offensive performance, which signals that we're going to get those receiving performances eventually.
So we have DeAndre Swift with a 62% opportunity share and Kyle Menungai with 38% opportunity share.
Maybe they changed their play calling a little bit within those drives knowing who's in there, who's in the game.
But for the most part, you're going to get DeAndre Swift on his drive and then doing stuff on third downs, catching the receiving stuff, and then also inside the five on his downs.
they will sub out Kyle Mungai in like two minute drill or something like that, right? So they do like lean towards DeAndre Swift.
Does this mean that DeAndre Swift is someone to sell? No, I still think he's a high-end RB2.
I think he will get more opportunities than Mnangai on most games anyway, that they want this to be kind of like driven this way.
I think he's a high-end RB2 pretty much the rest of the season, especially based off of yesterday, just watching the game play looked elusive, was hitting the holes hard.
On top of that, I think that this team is going to always be kind of a run-first team.
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