In two games with a route rate over 80 percent, Jennings has a 37 percent target share and a 42 percent target share. The 49ers were at the closest to full strength they can be in Week 11 and Jennings ran a route on 95 percent of Purdy’s dropbacks.

This season has been a frustrating ride for many of the fans of the San Francisco 49ers. The team was without star running back Christian McCaffrey for the first two months and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk (who held out all summer for a new contract) tore his ACL.

Jennings has accumulated 133 yards receiving, on 11 catches (20 targets), with zero touchdowns and an average of 4.4 fantasy points (13.3 total) during his past three games. Jennings has accumulated 57.6 fantasy points (11.5 per game) in his past five games. He has 396 yards receiving, on 25 catches (38 targets), and three touchdowns.

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