Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/dynastyprocess/ffscrapr-tests

espn/seasons/2020/segments/0/leagues/899513-bc37bc.json

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                         "4": "Limited to a quiet outing with just two catches for nine yards this past week with the Patriots focusing on Waller, it's worth remembering he led the Raiders with 18 catches for 150 yards over the first two games. Due for a stronger showing against the Bills this week, Waller remains firmly in the TE1 mix.",
                         "5": "Back to his target-rich role around the line of scrimmage with 11 targets, albeit on just five air yards per target, Waller was relatively stellar in Week 4. The Chiefs have been really solid in pass coverage this season, but Waller's volume-driven role merits trust in all formats.",
                         "7": "With twice as many receptions as any of his teammates, Waller is the clear top target on an underrated Las Vegas passing offense. This week offers a unique challenge given that Tampa Bay is one of the tougher pass defenses in the league, but Waller's awesome target share keep him in the starting mix.",
-                        "8": "A touchdown and 25% share of targets last week cemented another solid week of usage and production for Waller. Arguably the only bankable receiving threat each week from this offense, Waller is in a good spot against a Cleveland defense that has struggled in coverage this season.",
+                        "8": "A touchdown and 25% share of targets last week cemented another solid week of usage and production for Waller. Arguably the only bankable receiving threat each week from this offense, Waller is in a good spot against a Cleveland defense that has struggled in coverage this season.",
                         "9": "The most bankable and projectable receiver on the Raiders each week, Waller could feast on a Chargers back seven that has allowed the 10th-most fantasy points per game to tight ends. Given this blend of positive matchup and usage data, Waller is among the top plays at his position this week.",
                         "10": "The most bankable skill player on the Raiders this season, Waller salvaged an inefficient Week 9 with a visit to the end zone. The rival Broncos are up next and while Denver has proven respectable in covering tight ends, awesome target volume and a rewarding red zone role continue to drive TE1 expectations for Waller.",
                         "11": "The Raiders ran away from the pass last week in order to run. That is a messy sentence, but the premise being Waller wasn't fed much work last week because the team simply didn't need to. This week, Waller should be plenty busy as a key target for Derek Carr against the rival Chiefs.",
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                         "14": "It's possible the Jets forgot that Waller is really good or that he was even on the field, as the Raiders' top target went off for a career outing that included a whopping 200 yards -- a tally good for the sixth-most ever in a game for a tight end. The Colts have been generally great against the pass this season, but Waller's unique usage elevates him to must-start status for Week 14.",
                         "15": "A weekly force at the position, Waller is the No. 2 fantasy option at tight this season and should be in lineups every week even when facing a respectable crew of safeties like the Chargers claim.",
                         "16": "Waller is a baller. We just came up with that. In another awesome outing, Waller produced at least 150 receiving yards for the second time this year and became just the fourth tight end with multiple such performances in a season in the Super Bowl era. The Dolphins have a ball-hawking secondary, but Waller is clearly a must-start option.",
-                        "17": "An awesome finish to the season has helped Waller deliver his second straight 1,000-yard campaign, as he joins Todd Christensen as the only Raiders’ tight ends with multiple seasons in the 1K club. The Broncos limited Waller to a sluggish game earlier this year, but his undeniable momentum keeps him as a top play this week."
+                        "17": "An awesome finish to the season has helped Waller deliver his second straight 1,000-yard campaign, as he joins Todd Christensen as the only Raiders’ tight ends with multiple seasons in the 1K club. The Broncos limited Waller to a sluggish game earlier this year, but his undeniable momentum keeps him as a top play this week."
                     }
                 },
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                 "outlooks": {
                     "outlooksByWeek": {
                         "1": "Last season, Kamara couldn't repeat his incredible 18-TD performance from 2018 -- and injuries certainly played their part. That said, he was always due for a bit of regression in the scoring department. He still managed a healthy 18 points per game and hopes to be healthy heading into Week 1 against the Buccaneers, who were strong against the run but not against the pass in 2019. Since Kamara can make things happen in both phases of the game, he's still a solid RB1 option in fantasy.",
-                        "2": "A pair of scores -- one on the ground and the other in the air -- salvaged an otherwise blasé opener for Kamara as he averaged a paltry 1.3 yards on 12 carries to go along with five catches for 51 yards against an improving Tampa Bay defense. Kamara should be more productive in Week 2 as he draws a more generous Raiders unit. As always, feel free to start your fantasy first rounder with confidence.",
+                        "2": "A pair of scores -- one on the ground and the other in the air -- salvaged an otherwise blasé opener for Kamara as he averaged a paltry 1.3 yards on 12 carries to go along with five catches for 51 yards against an improving Tampa Bay defense. Kamara should be more productive in Week 2 as he draws a more generous Raiders unit. As always, feel free to start your fantasy first rounder with confidence.",
                         "3": "Kamara was the chief beneficiary of Michael Thomas' absence on Monday night with 22 touches for 174 yards-from-scrimmage and a pair of rushing touchdowns. Kamara was especially productive as a receiver and is in a good spot to do so again against Green Bay in Week 3. Kamara is matchup-proof with a good chance to be the No. 1 overall running back in Week 3.",
                         "4": "Through three weeks, Kamara leads all running backs in yards from scrimmage (438), receptions (27) and touchdowns (6). Kamara usually does most of his damage running routes out of the backfield, but since the Lions have allowed the third-most RB rushing yards, he may enjoy a better game as a ball carrier. Nevertheless, at the end of Week 4, Kamara should keep his place as the top fantasy running back over the first quarter of the season.",
                         "5": "You know the bar is set pretty high when 23 touches accounting for 119 yards from scrimmage and a rushing touchdown is \"just another day.\" Kamara's effort helped keep him as the RB fantasy points leader. Kamara is in line for a big day coming out of the backfield in Week 5 as the Chargers have allowed the fourth-most RB receptions this season, with two going for scores.",

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