• Amon-Ra St. Brown will try to stay hot in the main match: St. Brown has been one of the league’s most effective receivers against zone coverage and should take advantage of a favorable matchup in Indianapolis.
• Michael Pittman Jr.The fight is likely to continue: Pittman hasn’t had much success in fantasy coverage against men this year, making this week’s matchup particularly difficult for him.
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This fantasy football report will be based on PFF wide receivers against people and zone coverage.
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Arizona Cardinals
Week 12 opponent: Seattle Seahawks
- Male enrollment rate: 26.9% (15)
- Coverage area: 64.9% (22)
Against man
Zone against
The Seahawks are playing at league average. Their strength is in man, which has them ranked fifth in team coverage rating (73.1) and tied for second in yards allowed per catch (4.26).
Marvin Harrison Jr. has been much more effective against man coverage than zone this season, ranking among the top 10 receivers (minimum 25 routes) in fantasy points per route run. He has an elite target rate of 33.3% against man, giving him the best chance to overcome the tougher part of this matchup.
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