 This is the Late Round Podcast with your host, J.J. Zacharisa. The wide receiver situation is interesting. One of the things that we have to keep in mind with Deandre Hopkins is that while he's arguably the most talented wide receivers in the game, he also was in a perfect situation to see a really high target share year in and year out. Since 2011, we've seen 19 wide receiver seasons where the wide out sell a 30% target share or better. Deandre Hopkins owns three of those seasons. And his lowest target share since his rookie year was at 26%. Generally speaking, that's where we'll see target shares hover for elite wide receivers. The really good wide outs will always see a ton of targets. But when we're talking tons and tons of targets like top tier target shares, it's usually because of a lack of competition. I landscape those 19 wide receivers, the 19 guys with a 30% target share over the last decade or so. Every single one of those seasons happened when the number two pass catchers on those teams were either not very good or they were injured every single one. I mean, this is why we saw the splits that we did last year with Deandre Hopkins when Will Fuller was healthy. His target share dropped by over 5 percentage points with a healthy Will Fuller. It didn't fall on the range that made him not elite. It just fell to a range where he wasn't seeing a top target share like the best target share in the league. So now you insert him on the Arizona Cardinals where you've got Larry Fitzgerald, you've got Christian Kirk, you've got Kenyan Drake out of the backfield. Even though the quarterback situation might end up being a wash, we can't ignore that it's incredibly unlikely that we're going to see those spiked seasons in target share from Deandre Hopkins without an injury to another play. Now with that being said, there's enough reason to believe that he can still be in that 26% target share range, which is again where we see elite wide receivers all the time. And when you combine that with a good offense, Hopkins is still going to be a very, very good fantasy asset. He's still a wide receiver one. He just may not be as close to that Michael Thomas tier as he was before. My current projection form is a very solid 100 catches, 1177 yards and eight to nine touchdowns.