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Rishard Matthews is one of those guys who was pretty easy to look at after two weeks of decent stat lines and write off as fluky. If you read this last week, you hopefully already snagged him, but all the same this is a guy who deserves attention because of the aura of skepticism about him.
You want to be "too early" rather than "too late" in fantasy football. Week 3 was Matthews' best game yet, where he turned ten targets into six catches, 113 yards and two touchdowns. Yes, Miami was behind early and it probably wasn't the gameplan they envisioned.
Doesn't matter. First of all, Miami looks to be in a horrid state of disarray (they'll have some appearances in the "Fallers" portion), so beacons of light shouldn't be scrutinized too heavily by management. Matthews has clearly worked his way past Greg Jennings and Kenny Stills, and is drawing targets at a good clip.
He's not in Jarvis Landry territory as far as raw usage, but while Landry's yards per target was 5.2 in Week 3, Matthews had over double that with an 11.3 yards per target figure. He won't always average that, but it points to the routes that he runs as well as Tannehill being able to get him the ball.
