Week 6 Rankings Analysis - Nick Mariano vs. Industry ECR

Howdy, y'all, and welcome to the weekly column that puts my rankings under the microscope and compares them against the Expert Consensus Rankings (ECR). My hope is to help you understand why I’m significantly higher or lower on players than the expert crowd. Do note that the ECR is likely to shift a bit!

Who am I and why should you care? I was the ninth-most accurate in-season expert on FantasyPros out of 125 last season and sit at 28th out of 130 so far in ‘18. I’m out to show that 2017 was no fluke and you’ve got a VIP pass to the show. I'll be examining my own ranks against the ECR on a position-by-position basis, as the overall and flex tabs can simply get insane. I focus on QB, RB, WR, and TE -- feel free to holler if you really want K or DEF notes.

Below you will find my rankings and analysis, separated by position. If anything strikes a chord, I’m always available for questions via Twitter: @NMariano53. But enough chit-chat, let’s get to it.

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Week 6 Quarterbacks - Rankings Analysis

It appears that Minnesota’s offensive line is as bad as feared over the offseason, which is good news for Kirk Cousins’ fantasy owners and bad news for Minny’s running backs. Some of you in 8-team or 10-team leagues may feel like you’ve got a better play in Cam Newton or hot-pickup Jameis Winston, but Cousins is poised to tear the Cardinals apart. Patrick Peterson can only play against one of Stefon Diggs or Adam Thielen, with Budda Baker and Bene’ Benwikere sure to languish against the other.

I’ve got Ben Roethlisberger (+2) and Russell Wilson (+2) falling to the fringe of 12-team viability, with Philip Rivers my widest faller, going five slots to No. 20 in my rankings. The Chargers are heading east for an early-slate game against an upstart Cleveland team in a contest that Vegas has bet down to 44.5 points from a 46 open.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Patrick Mahomes	KC	QB	1	0
2	Aaron Rodgers	GB	QB	3	1
3	Tom Brady	NE	QB	2	-1
4	Deshaun Watson	HOU	QB	5	1
5	Matt Ryan	ATL	QB	4	-1
6	Kirk Cousins	MIN	QB	8	2
7	Jameis Winston	TB	QB	6	-1
8	Cam Newton	CAR	QB	7	-1
9	Jared Goff	LAR	QB	9	0
10	Andy Dalton	CIN	QB	10	0
11	Carson Wentz	PHI	QB	13	2
12	Ben Roethlisberger	PIT	QB	11	-1
13	Russell Wilson	SEA	QB	12	-1
14	Andrew Luck	IND	QB	14	0
15	Blake Bortles	JAC	QB	17	2
16	Baker Mayfield	CLE	QB	16	0
17	Joe Flacco	BAL	QB	21	4
18	Derek Carr	OAK	QB	20	2
19	Mitch Trubisky	CHI	QB	19	0
20	Philip Rivers	LAC	QB	15	-5
21	Alex Smith	WAS	QB	18	-3
22	C.J. Beathard	SF	QB	23	1
23	Case Keenum	DEN	QB	24	1
24	Sam Darnold	NYJ	QB	26	2
25	Eli Manning	NYG	QB	22	-3
26	Ryan Tannehill	MIA	QB	25	-1
27	Marcus Mariota	TEN	QB	27	0
28	Dak Prescott	DAL	QB	28	0
29	Josh Rosen	ARI	QB	30	1
30	Josh Allen	BUF	QB	29	-1
31	Lamar Jackson	BAL	QB	31	0

 

Week 6 Running Backs - Rankings Analysis

Presumably, nobody is sitting T.J. Yeldon after last week’s stellar showing. But I do worry some may not realize that he’s a true top-10 RB this week against a Dallas unit still missing linebacker Sean Lee. Corey Grant hasn’t done much and Brandon Wilds was just cut for Jamaal Charles, while Austin Seferian-Jenkins has hit the IR and no wideout is showing up as consistent.

The Packers were undone by Mason Crosby’s missed kicks and a wild start against the Lions, which left Aaron Jones out in the cold as Aaron Rodgers tried to will Green Bay back into the game. I still have Jones (+4) within my RB2 circle of trust with the Pack heavily favored (9.5 points as of Wednesday night) against the 49ers on Monday night. San Francisco has given up 676 total yards and six total TDs to opposing RBs through five games and I like Jones’ odds at a strong game.

I like Philadelphia to control the game on the ground and am suspecting the Packers will need to lean on its RBBC with Randall Cobb (hamstring) and fan-favorite Geronimo Allison (concussion) dinged up and possibly out. The prospect of playing Marquez Valdes-Scantling is thrilling, don’t get me wrong, but I highly doubt the pass-run ratio stays unaffected should both WRs miss the game.

I don’t particularly understand the love for LeSean McCoy -- perhaps it’s simply the workload compared to so many “committee backs” in that RB20-35 band, but an ECR of 19 against a Houston defense that’s allowed fewer than 3.5 yards per carry and one rushing TD thus far seems rich. I will gladly take the under on McCoy until he is traded.

Fellow former top fantasy pick Adrian Peterson is another dud waiting to happen. Not only did he separate his shoulder on Monday night and now has that soreness to cope with, but he’s playing on a Washington offense that is inconsistent at its best against a Panthers defense that gets stud LB Thomas Davis back from suspension. Pass.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Todd Gurley	LAR	RB	1	0
2	Melvin Gordon	LAC	RB	2	0
3	Christian McCaffrey	CAR	RB	5	2
4	James Conner	PIT	RB	6	2
5	Saquon Barkley	NYG	RB	3	-2
6	Ezekiel Elliott	DAL	RB	4	-2
7	Kareem Hunt	KC	RB	7	0
8	Sony Michel	NE	RB	9	1
9	Joe Mixon	CIN	RB	8	-1
10	T.J. Yeldon	JAC	RB	11	1
11	David Johnson	ARI	RB	10	-1
12	Jordan Howard	CHI	RB	12	0
13	Carlos Hyde	CLE	RB	15	2
14	James White	NE	RB	14	0
15	Marshawn Lynch	OAK	RB	13	-2
16	Devonta Freeman	ATL	RB	29	13
17	Dalvin Cook	MIN	RB	33	16
18	Isaiah Crowell	NYJ	RB	17	-1
19	Chris Thompson	WAS	RB	21	2
20	Aaron Jones	GB	RB	24	4
21	Phillip Lindsay	DEN	RB	20	-1
22	Chris Carson	SEA	RB	16	-6
23	Lamar Miller	HOU	RB	26	3
24	Alex Collins	BAL	RB	25	1
25	Alfred Morris	SF	RB	22	-3
26	Adrian Peterson	WAS	RB	19	-7
27	LeSean McCoy	BUF	RB	18	-9
28	Dion Lewis	TEN	RB	35	7
29	Austin Ekeler	LAC	RB	27	-2
30	Bilal Powell	NYJ	RB	28	-2
31	Kenyan Drake	MIA	RB	32	1
32	Royce Freeman	DEN	RB	34	2
33	Nyheim Hines	IND	RB	30	-3
34	Tevin Coleman	ATL	RB	23	-11
35	Javorius Allen	BAL	RB	37	2
36	Corey Clement	PHI	RB	36	0
37	Wendell Smallwood	PHI	RB	31	-6
38	Mike Davis	SEA	RB	39	1
39	Derrick Henry	TEN	RB	40	1
40	Tarik Cohen	CHI	RB	38	-2
41	Ronald Jones II	TB	RB	42	1
42	Jamaal Williams	GB	RB	44	2
43	Marlon Mack	IND	RB	58	15
44	Jalen Richard	OAK	RB	52	8
45	Latavius Murray	MIN	RB	41	-4
46	Frank Gore	MIA	RB	46	0
47	Alfred Blue	HOU	RB	43	-4
48	Peyton Barber	TB	RB	45	-3
49	Matt Breida	SF	RB	76	27
50	Mark Walton	CIN	RB	57	7
51	Duke Johnson	CLE	RB	49	-2
52	C.J. Anderson	CAR	RB	54	2
53	Ty Montgomery	GB	RB	47	-6
54	Kyle Juszczyk	SF	RB	48	-6
55	Nick Chubb	CLE	RB	50	-5
56	Spencer Ware	KC	RB	55	-1
57	Jordan Wilkins	IND	RB	51	-6
58	Chris Ivory	BUF	RB	53	-5
59	Ito Smith	ATL	RB	56	-3
60	Doug Martin	OAK	RB	61	1
61	Devontae Booker	DEN	RB	59	-2
62	Chase Edmonds	ARI	RB	63	1
63	Rod Smith	DAL	RB	67	4
64	Raheem Mostert	SF	RB	69	5
65	Rashaad Penny	SEA	RB	66	1
66	Malcolm Brown	LAR	RB	64	-2
67	Wayne Gallman	NYG	RB	62	-5
68	Jacquizz Rodgers	TB	RB	65	-3
69	Josh Adams	PHI	RB	60	-9
70	Roc Thomas	MIN	RB	68	-2
71	Marcus Murphy	BUF	RB	72	1
72	Stevan Ridley	PIT	RB	71	-1
73	Kalen Ballage	MIA	RB	75	2
74	Damien Williams	KC	RB	74	0
75	Tommy Bohanon	JAC	RB	85	10
76	Benny Cunningham	CHI	RB	84	8
77	Mike Boone	MIN	RB	81	4
78	Tyler Ervin	HOU	RB	79	1
79	Samaje Perine	WAS	RB	91	12
80	Robert Turbin	IND	RB	70	-10
81	CJ Ham	MIN	RB	77	-4
82	Alex Armah	CAR	RB	88	6
83	Cameron Artis-Payne	CAR	RB	94	11
84	De'Lance Turner	BAL	RB	83	-1
85	James Develin	NE	RB	92	7
86	Patrick DiMarco	BUF	RB	87	1
87	Andy Janovich	DEN	RB	89	2
88	C.J. Prosise	SEA	RB	86	-2
89	Anthony Sherman	KC	RB	82	-7
90	Deandre Washington	OAK	RB	95	5
91	Justin Jackson	LAC	RB	97	6

 

Week 6 Wide Receivers - Rankings Analysis

I don’t think anyone needs a nudge to start John Brown, but just in case you do, the man leads the league in air yards by a healthy 104-yard margin over the last three weeks combined. Brown has 603 while DeAndre Hopkins has 499. Antonio Callaway is third with just 378! Anyway, while Joe Flacco isn’t Cool Hand Luke back there in the pocket, he’s clearly slinging it to Brown.

Keke Coutee has done well enough where you may consider playing him over some of my lesser-liked WRs, as he’s totaled 22 targets in just two active games. The resulting 17-160-1 line is beautiful and NFL’s NextGen stats give him five yards of separation at the time of the catch -- good for best in the NFL by a WR.

There are a handful of feasible WR2/3 types that I feel are best viewed as flexes. Both Allen Robinson and Alshon Jeffery carry ECR’s as high-end WR3’s -- near the No. 25 WR -- but Jeffery is up against Janoris Jenkins, who has capped DeAndre Hopkins, Michael Thomas and Devin Funchess to 31 combined PPR points in the past three games, and Robinson will likely see a steady diet of Miami’s Xavien Howard.

Speaking of that Miami-Chicago game, I’m willing to bet that Ryan Tannehill never winds up with enough time to hit Kenny Stills deep. Stills is notoriously boom-bust thus far and hasn’t topped four receptions yet. His reliance on the long ball to make fantasy value results in a “sit” from me. Miami is also ranked second to last with 52 plays run per game. Bleh.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Antonio Brown	PIT	WR	1	0
2	DeAndre Hopkins	HOU	WR	3	1
3	Julio Jones	ATL	WR	2	-1
4	Odell Beckham Jr.	NYG	WR	4	0
5	Adam Thielen	MIN	WR	7	2
6	Mike Evans	TB	WR	8	2
7	A.J. Green	CIN	WR	5	-2
8	Tyreek Hill	KC	WR	9	1
9	Davante Adams	GB	WR	6	-3
10	Juju Smith-Schuster	PIT	WR	10	0
11	Stefon Diggs	MIN	WR	11	0
12	Keenan Allen	LAC	WR	12	0
13	Robert Woods	LAR	WR	13	0
14	Brandin Cooks	LAR	WR	25	11
15	T.Y. Hilton	IND	WR	62	47
16	Cooper Kupp	LAR	WR	24	8
17	Emmanuel Sanders	DEN	WR	16	-1
18	Tyler Boyd	CIN	WR	15	-3
19	Jarvis Landry	CLE	WR	14	-5
20	Corey Davis	TEN	WR	22	2
21	Calvin Ridley	ATL	WR	19	-2
22	John Brown	BAL	WR	17	-5
23	Doug Baldwin	SEA	WR	27	4
24	Julian Edelman	NE	WR	20	-4
25	Allen Robinson	CHI	WR	18	-7
26	Alshon Jeffery	PHI	WR	21	-5
27	DeSean Jackson	TB	WR	23	-4
28	Sterling Shepard	NYG	WR	30	2
29	Will Fuller	HOU	WR	26	-3
30	Tyler Lockett	SEA	WR	29	-1
31	Amari Cooper	OAK	WR	32	1
32	Demaryius Thomas	DEN	WR	28	-4
33	Josh Gordon	NE	WR	34	1
34	Keelan Cole	JAC	WR	35	1
35	Quincy Enunwa	NYJ	WR	36	1
36	Devin Funchess	CAR	WR	33	-3
37	Dede Westbrook	JAC	WR	43	6
38	Sammy Watkins	KC	WR	31	-7
39	Kenny Stills	MIA	WR	41	2
40	Keke Coutee	HOU	WR	47	7
41	Michael Crabtree	BAL	WR	38	-3
42	Jordy Nelson	OAK	WR	44	2
43	Robby Anderson	NYJ	WR	37	-6
44	Nelson Agholor	PHI	WR	45	1
45	Mohamed Sanu	ATL	WR	40	-5
46	Mike Williams	LAC	WR	42	-4
47	Chris Godwin	TB	WR	39	-8
48	Taylor Gabriel	CHI	WR	49	1
49	Courtland Sutton	DEN	WR	55	6
50	Geronimo Allison	GB	WR	54	4
51	Donte Moncrief	JAC	WR	46	-5
52	Larry Fitzgerald	ARI	WR	48	-4
53	Taywan Taylor	TEN	WR	51	-2
54	Randall Cobb	GB	WR	74	20
55	Christian Kirk	ARI	WR	53	-2
56	Paul Richardson	WAS	WR	57	1
57	Pierre Garcon	SF	WR	58	1
58	Antonio Callaway	CLE	WR	56	-2
59	Willie Snead	BAL	WR	61	2
60	Marquez Valdes-Scantling	GB	WR	63	3
61	Jamison Crowder	WAS	WR	50	-11
62	Ryan Grant	IND	WR	59	-3
63	Chris Hogan	NE	WR	52	-11
64	Kelvin Benjamin	BUF	WR	65	1
65	Marquise Goodwin	SF	WR	72	7
66	Albert Wilson	MIA	WR	64	-2
67	Tyrell Williams	LAC	WR	67	0
68	Chester Rogers	IND	WR	60	-8
69	Cole Beasley	DAL	WR	68	-1
70	Devante Parker	MIA	WR	89	19
71	David Moore	SEA	WR	71	0
72	Martavis Bryant	OAK	WR	69	-3
73	Danny Amendola	MIA	WR	73	0
74	Chris Conley	KC	WR	76	2
75	D.J. Moore	CAR	WR	66	-9
76	Cordarrelle Patterson	NE	WR	79	3
77	James Washington	PIT	WR	77	0
78	Rashard Higgins	CLE	WR	110	32
79	Trent Taylor	SF	WR	80	1
80	Anthony Miller	CHI	WR	88	8
81	John Ross	CIN	WR	78	-3
82	Tajae Sharpe	TEN	WR	98	16
83	Phillip Dorsett	NE	WR	70	-13
84	Jermaine Kearse	NYJ	WR	82	-2
85	Jakeem Grant	MIA	WR	86	1
86	Allen Hurns	DAL	WR	81	-5
87	Zay Jones	BUF	WR	75	-12
88	Josh Doctson	WAS	WR	90	2
89	Adam Humphries	TB	WR	83	-6
90	Jarius Wright	CAR	WR	100	10
91	Tavon Austin	DAL	WR	91	0
92	Kendrick Bourne	SF	WR	102	10
93	Laquon Treadwell	MIN	WR	95	2
94	Terrelle Pryor	NYJ	WR	84	-10
95	Torrey Smith	CAR	WR	92	-3
96	Chad Williams	ARI	WR	94	-2
97	Seth Roberts	OAK	WR	99	2
98	Curtis Samuel	CAR	WR	97	-1
99	Michael Gallup	DAL	WR	87	-12
100	Brandon Marshall	SEA	WR	93	-7
101	Jaron Brown	SEA	WR	106	5
102	Dante Pettis	SF	WR	118	16
103	Russell Shepard	NYG	WR	104	1
104	Jordan Matthews	PHI	WR	96	-8
105	Travis Benjamin	LAC	WR	114	9
106	D.J. Chark	JAC	WR	103	-3
107	Ryan Switzer	PIT	WR	107	0
108	Aldrick Robinson	MIN	WR	101	-7
109	Equanimeous St. Brown	GB	WR	112	3
110	Josh Reynolds	LAR	WR	85	-25
111	Josh Malone	CIN	WR	115	4
112	Zach Pascal	IND	WR	105	-7
113	Victor Bolden Jr.	SF	WR	135	22
114	Josh Bellamy	CHI	WR	122	8
115	Deonte Thompson	DAL	WR	109	-6
116	J.J. Nelson	ARI	WR	117	1
117	Andre Holmes	BUF	WR	119	2
118	Derrick Willies	CLE	WR	108	-10
119	Alex Erickson	CIN	WR	111	-8
120	Robert Foster	BUF	WR	123	3
121	Daesean Hamilton	DEN	WR	124	3
122	J'mon Moore	GB	WR	143	21
123	Sammie Coates	HOU	WR	133	10
124	Cody Latimer	NYG	WR	128	4
125	Chris Moore	BAL	WR	121	-4
126	Demarcus Robinson	KC	WR	116	-10
127	Tim Patrick	DEN	WR	147	20
128	Ray-Ray McCloud	BUF	WR	120	-8
129	De'Anthony Thomas	KC	WR	125	-4
130	Jawill Davis	NYG	WR	132	2
131	Shelton Gibson	PHI	WR	129	-2
132	Marvin Hall	ATL	WR	126	-6
133	Khadarel Hodge	LAR	WR	141	8
134	Maurice Harris	WAS	WR	113	-21
135	Rod Streater	CLE	WR	127	-8
136	Marcus Johnson	IND	WR	131	-5
137	Kevin White	CHI	WR	140	3
138	Andre Roberts	NYJ	WR	134	-4
139	Kamar Aiken	PHI	WR	137	-2
140	Justin Hardy	ATL	WR	144	4

 

Week 6 Tight Ends - Rankings Analysis

I have Cameron Brate at No. 8 compared to a No. 10 ECR figure, Kyle Rudolph at No. 9 (ECR: 11), Austin Hooper at No. 11 (ECR: 13) and the likes of C.J. Uzomah (15 vs. 18), Ryan Griffin (16 vs. 22) and Jeff Heuerman (18 vs. 25) rounding out the TE2 class jumpers. Those feeling even bolder can take my elevation of Gerald Everett and Tyler Higbee (+5 and +8) up a notch, but only if Brandin Cooks and/or Cooper Kupp misses Week 6.

To address these simply and in order: Brate has at least one week with no O.J. Howard and has shown great chemistry with Jameis Winston in the past, which bodes well in a plus matchup against Atlanta’s porous defense. Rudolph gets the same Kirk Cousins boost for me as I think it’s on the passing game to produce. Hooper faces the Bucs laughable defense.

Uzomah played 92% of snaps in Week 5 and is clearly the TE to own in Cincinnati following Tyler Eifert’s injury. Griffin caught six-of-nine targets for 65 yards in Week 5 and now faces a Buffalo defense that yielded TDs to Rudolph and Jimmy Graham before facing Tennessee dud TEs duo last week. Heuerman draws a Rams defense that was flamed by Jared Cook for 180 yards in Week 1 but has also yielded 40+ yards to a TE in each of their past three games.

On the other side of the coin, I’ve got Trey Burton down at No. 13 compared to a No. 10 ECR thanks to Miami’s stingy defense. Burton isn’t seeing a ton of work in this offense to float his floor and the Dolphins have limited TEs to bottom-10 fantasy points thus far and have also done a good job against slot receivers. Both of these things go against Burton in a game that has seen its projected total drop from a 44-point open to 41.5 at some Vegas books. I’m also five or six slots lower on Geoff Swaim, Ricky Seals-Jones and Charles Clay. Dallas is too inconsistent for me, RSJ can’t get on the same page with Josh Rosen and Buffalo is Buffalo.

Rank	Player Name	Team	Position	ECR	vs. ECR
1	Travis Kelce	KC	TE	1	0
2	Zach Ertz	PHI	TE	2	0
3	Rob Gronkowski	NE	TE	3	0
4	Jared Cook	OAK	TE	6	2
5	George Kittle	SF	TE	5	0
6	Jimmy Graham	GB	TE	4	-2
7	Jordan Reed	WAS	TE	7	0
8	Cameron Brate	TB	TE	9	1
9	Kyle Rudolph	MIN	TE	11	2
10	Eric Ebron	IND	TE	8	-2
11	Austin Hooper	ATL	TE	13	2
12	David Njoku	CLE	TE	12	0
13	Trey Burton	CHI	TE	10	-3
14	Vance McDonald	PIT	TE	14	0
15	C.J. Uzomah	CIN	TE	18	3
16	Ryan Griffin	HOU	TE	22	6
17	Nick Vannett	SEA	TE	16	-1
18	Jeff Heuerman	DEN	TE	26	8
19	Greg Olsen	CAR	TE	21	2
20	Rhett Ellison	NYG	TE	27	7
21	Geoff Swaim	DAL	TE	15	-6
22	Ricky Seals-Jones	ARI	TE	17	-5
23	Niles Paul	JAC	TE	25	2
24	Charles Clay	BUF	TE	19	-5
25	Dallas Goedert	PHI	TE	24	-1
26	Antonio Gates	LAC	TE	20	-6
27	Jesse James	PIT	TE	29	2
28	Gerald Everett	LAR	TE	33	5
29	Tyler Higbee	LAR	TE	37	8
30	Jack Doyle	IND	TE	32	2
31	Mike Gesicki	MIA	TE	28	-3
32	Vernon Davis	WAS	TE	34	2
33	Tyler Kroft	CIN	TE	40	7
34	Maxx Williams	BAL	TE	41	7
35	James O'Shaughnessy	JAC	TE	39	4
36	Ian Thomas	CAR	TE	30	-6
37	Jonnu Smith	TEN	TE	31	-6
38	Mark Andrews	BAL	TE	35	-3
39	Demetrius Harris	KC	TE	38	-1
40	Hayden Hurst	BAL	TE	23	-17
41	Jason Croom	BUF	TE	42	1
42	Erik Swoope	IND	TE	51	9
43	Virgil Green	LAC	TE	36	-7
44	Jordan Akins	HOU	TE	45	1
45	Chris Herndon IV	NYJ	TE	46	1
46	Eric Tomlinson	NYJ	TE	43	-3
47	Lance Kendricks	GB	TE	44	-3
48	Luke Stocker	TEN	TE	48	0
49	Nick Boyle	BAL	TE	47	-2
50	Jordan Leggett	NYJ	TE	49	-1
51	Jordan Thomas	HOU	TE	57	6
52	Antony Auclair	TB	TE	62	10
53	Matt LaCosse	DEN	TE	53	0
54	Darren Fells	CLE	TE	55	1
55	Logan Paulsen	ATL	TE	56	1
56	Rico Gathers	DAL	TE	54	-2
57	Seth DeValve	CLE	TE	61	4
58	Garrett Celek	SF	TE	50	-8
59	Neal Sterling	NYJ	TE	63	4
60	Jermaine Gresham	ARI	TE	52	-8
61	A.J. Derby	MIA	TE	70	9
62	Dion Sims	CHI	TE	66	4
63	David Morgan	MIN	TE	58	-5
64	Blake Jarwin	DAL	TE	59	-5
65	Lee Smith	OAK	TE	64	-1
66	Eric Saubert	ATL	TE	71	5
67	Jacob Hollister	NE	TE	67	0
68	Scott Simonson	NYG	TE	74	6
69	Dwayne Allen	NE	TE	60	-9
70	Joshua Perkins	PHI	TE	73	3
71	Xavier Grimble	PIT	TE	76	5

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