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Jordan Akins
Jordan Akins
September 26, 2024
Jordan Akins was positioned as a decoy during a pivotal fourth-down play, which has drawn scrutiny after the loss to the Giants. While Deshaun Watson had the opportunity to throw to Akins, who was wide open in the flat, he ultimately chose to run instead. This decision has sparked debates among fans and analysts, with many questioning whether the quarterback recognized the value of the open receiver.

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September 26, 2024
Jordan Akins was in a prime position during a critical fourth-and-1 situation for the Browns against the Giants, running a route designed to exploit the defense. His route was effective, creating an easy first down opportunity. However, for unclear reasons, Deshaun Watson failed to capitalize on this chance, cementing the frustration surrounding Cleveland's offense and raising questions about Watson's future as the starting quarterback.

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September 25, 2024
Jordan Akins was wide open in the flat during a critical fourth-and-one situation but was not targeted by Deshaun Watson. Instead, Watson ran the ball despite acknowledging Akins' availability for an easy first down. Watson later referred to Akins as a decoy in the play, suggesting that the decision-making process was more complex than it appeared to observers.

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September 23, 2024
Jordan Akins praised Myles Garrett for his leadership and determination in playing through injuries during the game. He highlighted Garrett's passion for the game and commitment to the team's success, emphasizing how inspiring it is to see Garrett persevere despite his challenges on the field.

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September 22, 2024
Jordan Akins will start at tight end for the Browns due to injuries within the team. He steps into the role after David Njoku was declared out for the game.

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September 14, 2024
Jordan Akins steps into the tight end role for the Browns following David Njoku's ankle injury. While he will likely see increased opportunities, Akins is not expected to match Njoku's pass-catching talents. Given the challenging landscape for tight ends this season, he is not considered a reliable fantasy option.

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September 11, 2024
Jordan Akins is expected to take on a more significant role following David Njoku's ankle injury, which is feared to be a high ankle sprain. In the recent game against the Dallas Cowboys, Akins recorded 27 receiving yards, positioning him as a key target for quarterback Deshaun Watson. However, with a history of struggling to reach 500 receiving yards in a single season, Akins may need additional support to help carry the passing game effectively.

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September 10, 2024
Jordan Akins stepped in to replace David Njoku after his ankle injury, finishing the game with three catches for 27 yards. With Njoku expected to miss time, Akins gains value as a touchdown-dependent option. He has experience playing with Deshaun Watson in Houston, which could enhance his performance while Njoku is sidelined.

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September 9, 2024
Jordan Akins stands to benefit if David Njoku's ankle injury sidelines him for a few games. Akins had a solid performance in Week 1 with three catches for 27 yards and will serve as a reliable option in the interim, maintaining TE2 value until Njoku returns to the lineup.

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September 6, 2024
Jordan Akins was one of the two tight ends the Browns chose to keep on their roster, alongside David Njoku. His inclusion indicates the team's strategy to go with a more streamlined tight end group, focusing on established options rather than taking a risk with an unproven player like Mitchell-Paden.

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