Nobody Has Left More Meat on the Bone Than Matthew Golden

Name: Nobody Has Left More Meat on the Bone Than Matthew Golden
Uploaded: 2026-11-03T01:00:13.000Z
Duration: 54 s

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Matthew Golden was supposed to be a bust after a rough 2025. He's been anything but that.

The Packers receiver is No. 7 in the NFL in receiving yards and No. 13 in PPR points per game. But nobody has left more meat on the bone this season. Golden leads the NFL in drops with nine (nobody else has more than six), leads the league in defensive pass interference penalties and yards drawn, and has over 200 more unrealized air yards than the next closest wide receiver. Improve that downfield connection a little and his ceiling might as well be the moon.

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